In a massive marathon event held in Nagercoil, a 3-year-old girl participated and left everyone in absolute amazement. Behind this achievement, "My Jeevan Aid Trust," an organization leaving its mark in social service, stood as a major pillar of support.

The "Arogyam Kanyakumari Marathon 2026," jointly organized by Rojavanam International School and St. Fort University, took place recently. While thousands of people participated in this event, the one who captured everyone's attention was 3-year-old girl Rivaakshini Virsha.

My Jeevan Aid Trust operates with the core objective of identifying young talents hidden in the remote villages of Tamil Nadu and providing them with world-class platforms to showcase their skills. In line with this vision, the trust identified little Rivaakshini Virsha's talent and completely sponsored her competition registration fees, travel expenses, and all other necessary requirements.

Speaking about this initiative, Dr. Shibu, the founder of the trust and an international social worker, stated: "Talent is not confined just to big cities; rural children also possess immense and immeasurable potential. If given the right opportunity and encouragement, they will shine at national and international levels. My Jeevan Aid Trust is working continuously to bring about that single spark of change."

The trust, which has been working across multiple domains including medical aid and educational scholarships, has now extended its reach into sports to create wonderful opportunities for underprivileged children, earning widespread praise across Tamil Nadu. Social activists and the general public emotionally remarked that this service by the trust, which gives wings to the dreams of the younger generation, will continue to create many more high achievers in the days to come.