For 40 years, Dev Goswami, known as Dev Dada, has been picking up those left behind on India's streets. He rescues people others call "crazy" - the mentally challenged, the abandoned, the disabled.

Dev Dada doesn't see hopeless cases. He sees people who need love. He brings them home, cleans them up, and shows them their new selves in a mirror. Then he hugs them, telling them they matter.

Picture this: Someone dirty and alone becomes clean and cared for. Dev Dada's hug says, "You're family now." He's done this for over 10,000 people, becoming a father to those without anyone.

But Dev Dada needs help. He's put everything he has into this work, using all his money to care for others. Now, he's building a big home in Sonipat for his 550+ rescued family members. Because of money problems, it's only half-done. Dev Dada has used up all his funds and can't finish it alone. These people need a real home, not just a temporary place to stay.