The home is located in the interior region towards Sakleshpur. The home was started with the aim of providing education to the children of daily wagers in coffee estates and farmer’s children. The opportunity helped many children to get educated who otherwise would be drop outs since they need to travel through hills and fields to the School. This hostel has facility for both boys and girls. Presently there are 56 children.

Apart from academic studies, the management makes extra efforts to teach children on basics mannerisms, civic sense, life skills and communications skills to groom the
children. Activities are conducted to develop in children various cognitive and critical thinking skills essential for a quality living.

Children's Home has a history spanning over a century, with its roots tracing back to the time of the First World War in 1914, when hundreds of orphaned children were sheltered and later educated within its premises. Formally established in 1925, the home is located at Chamarajpet, Bengaluru, and is run by Jeevan Pragathi Trust. Over the decades, the home has been a place of nurturing and opportunity — many of its former residents have gone on to build bright futures, and several have returned to their alma mater to contribute to the education and welfare of the children who follow in their footsteps.

About the Children and the Home
The home presently cares for 55 children, drawn largely from single-parent households and families affected by conflict, from both rural and urban areas in and around Bengaluru. The children are educated from Grade 6 through to Degree level.

Beyond academics, the management places strong emphasis on the holistic development of each child. Deliberate efforts are made to instill basic mannerisms, civic sense, life skills, and communication skills. Activities are regularly conducted to build cognitive and critical thinking abilities, equipping the children with competencies essential for quality living.

St. Theresa's Mercy Home is a home for elderly women, established in 1984 and located at Dr. Rajkumar Road, Rajajinagar, within the campus of St. Theresa's Multi Specialty Hospital. The home is run by Jeevan Pragathi Trust and currently houses 35 women beneficiaries.

About the Home and Its Services
St. Theresa's Mercy Home provides holistic residential care to elderly women. Key features of the home's care model include:
- Nutritious Meals: A carefully planned menu ensures the good health and nourishment of every resident.
- Medical Care: A doctor from the adjoining St. Theresa's Multi Specialty Hospital makes regular visits, and a nurse administers routine monitoring of vital signs. In the event of a medical emergency, residents have immediate access to the hospital located within the same campus.
- Social and Emotional Well-being: Various groups visit the home regularly to engage and rejuvenate the residents. The home has also successfully facilitated the reconciliation of some residents with their families.