The unprecedented killer Tsunami that struck the coast of South India on the Black Sunday on December 26, 2004, left a trail of death and destruction killing more than 4,000 people, rendering thousands of people homeless.

The JVM is taking achieve measures to rehabilitate the affected persons, by providing permanent rehabilitation to enable them attain normality in their lives and eke out their livelihood as they did earlier through various measures as enshrived in pages relate to specific programmes.

• Establish a children's home accommodating 500 children affected by Tsunami.
• Establish a home for 300 old age persons, who are victims of Tsunami.
• Awareness programmes to the Tsunami affected people of Tamilnadu and Pondicherry states.
• Leading all categories of people towards Christ.
• Establish community schools and community colleges.
• Form groups of deserving poor, to be self reliant through our "Micro Enterprise Development" programme.