Throughout the Coronavirus crisis we are committed to keeping the children in our care safe and well, and to continue to provide emergency dry rations to vulnerable people who need us Read more
RTU exists to help create a brighter future for the most disadvantaged children and families in rural villages in South India Read more
Nagapandi was an orphan, ostracised by his family and community, until RTU stepped in Read more
James Kimpton, Founder of Reaching the Unreached: 1925 - 2017 Read more
Help change lives with our range of Christmas cards, gift cards and hand-loomed gifts made at the weaving workshops at RTU
The coronavirus pandemic is having a devastating effect on the communities in our area
Our Children’s Villages provide the family, home and community many poor children would otherwise lack
Women from rural communities are able to take control of their families' and communities' futures through mutually supportive self-help groups
AIDS is a continuing concern in our part of South India. We help those affected in our Children's Villages and beyond, but there's always more to do
children have improved educational opportunities through our schools and outreach programmes
vulnerable children in our family care system have a safe home, enough food to eat and access to education
women in our 121 Self-Help groups in rural villages are gaining economic independence
The poorest communities in the area of South India where we work depend on irregular, poorly paid work, mostly in the agricultural sector
Your support transforms the lives of individuals and the rural communities where they live, creating more than just an immediate impact
RTU's mobile health team provides urgent and much-needed support for elderly people living in a local care home Read more
Read about RTU's proactive and agile response to the challenges facing its children and communities Read more
RTU self-help group members win seats on their local Panchayats. Read Pandiammal's inspirational story Read more