The story of late 
Dr. Daniel Abraham

 Dr. Daniel Abraham had a vision to reach out to the people in North India. This gave him enough courage to leave his job in the High Court of Kerala and come to Ludhiana, Punjab with just Rs. 1.50 in his pocket in the year 1959. He worked as a clerk in the Christian Medical College and Hospital and then went on to become the first Indian Chaplain.

In the year 1973, he started the CFC Public School, in Ludhiana, Punjab. In the year 2006, CFC achieved another milestone in the educational sphere by starting St. Paul’s Public School, 30 kms from Ludhiana. This campus is also home to the St. Paul’s Hostel for Girls, which comes under the Dr. D. Abraham Educational and Charitable Trust.

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 Browse through photographs of Late Dr. D. Abraham serving among the leper community and tribals in Chamba, Chhattisgarh

A typical slum dwelling where Late Dr. Daniel Abraham used to serve often.
Distributing clothes at Leper colony, Chamba, Chhattisgarh
Interacting with leper patients from Chamba, Chhattisgarh
Interacting with leper patients from Chamba, Chhattisgarh
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Serving among lepers
Late Dr. Daniel Abraham at the Leper Children Home in Chamba
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Serving among leper patients in Chamba, Chhattisgarh
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Late Dr Daniel Abraham serving among leper patients in Chamba, Chhattisgarh
Feeding the needy at Chamba, Chhattisgarh
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Late Dr. Daniel Abraham with some of the leper community, Chamba, Chhattisgarh
Late Dr. Daniel Abraham among the tribals in Chhattisgarh
Distributing bedsheets among the leper community
Serving among the children of the leper community
Serving among the leper community
Distributing bedsheets among the leper community
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