After her father’s tragic suicide, Hemavathi and her mother struggled to make ends meet. Despite her mother’s hard work as a domestic helper, Hemavathi lacked the educational opportunities she needed. Eventually, child welfare services intervened, offering her a chance for a better future.
Now in the 12th grade, Hemavathi receives care and safety in a supportive home. While she is nurtured, the emotional scars of her past persist, affecting her studies and emotional well-being. Daily responsibilities help her engage with the world, but the pain of her father’s loss lingers.
Counseling helps her navigate anxiety, distress, and nightmares, giving her hope for a brighter future and the possibility of reconnecting with family.
