Launched in response to the rising number of homeless individuals during the pandemic, Udayam began as a vital lifeline to offer immediate relief. Over the course of the program, shelter, food, medical care, and psychosocial support were provided to those seeking refuge. This initiative, built with compassion, saw the participation of key partners such as IMHANS, Daya Rehabilitation Trust, and ULCCS, ensuring the homeless received holistic care. Through this collaborative effort, Udayam Homes has helped over 1600 individuals find hope again, with 160+ successfully reunited with their families. More than just physical shelter, Udayam also offered health cards, empowering participants with healthcare access and life skills training, providing them with tools to regain their independence. DCIP interns played an instrumental role throughout the journey, taking charge of event organization, website development, visual content creation, and supporting fund raising events and public awareness campaigns. Their efforts helped amplify the reach of the program and ensure its ongoing success.