Sobha Group’s CSR initiative hands over 230 free homes to underprivileged families
As part of the Griha Sobha 2025 initiative, the Trust handed over 120 completed homes to women-led families in Palakkad district.
Sri Kurumba Educational and Charitable Trust, established in 1994 by PNC Menon and Sobha Menon, achieved another milestone in its mission to support underprivileged families. As part of the Griha Sobha 2025 initiative, the Trust handed over 120 completed homes to women-led families in Palakkad district. Among these, 13 landless families were provided with 5 cents of land each for constructing their homes. Last year, the Trust successfully delivered 110 homes, bringing the total to 230 free homes handed over to deserving families.
The initiative, which aims to provide 1,000 free homes, is a step toward addressing inadequate housing for economically weaker sections. Continuing this effort, the foundation stone for another 120 homes will be laid in March 2025.
The event, held in the presence of dignitaries including Adv. K Rajan, Minister for Revenue and Housing, Kerala along with state ministers, MPs, MLAs, and leaders across political lines. It underscored the Trust’s commitment to fostering social development through sustainable initiatives.
PNC Menon, Founder of Sobha Group, and the visionary behind Sri Kurumba Educational and Charitable Trust, shared, “A safe and secure home is the starting point for countless possibilities. Through the Griha Sobha initiative, we are enabling women-led families to break barriers and build brighter futures. This journey is about more than homes—it’s about creating a legacy of empowerment and hope for generations to come. At Sri Kurumba Educational and Charitable Trust, we are committed to transforming lives by creating lasting change through holistic social development.”
