The college is situated in a rural area and a major portion of the population around the college as well among its students are below poverty line. The college Management Committee put forth a project Abhayageham (Home for Homeless) in 2014, bringing together different stakeholders of the college to lend a helping hand to those in society who are in need of shelter. Under this project, 3 houses were built for families in need of them. Contributions were collected from PTA, alumni, students, staff and philanthropic minded members of the community. Staff of the college contributed materially as well by providing utensils and furniture. The most important contribution was from the part of students, who apart from making monetary contribution to the collection of funds, also put in numerous hours of manpower to build the house from ground, thereby significantly reducing the building costs. In 2014-15, a house was built for a student of the college with financial difficulties. In 2018, the NSS units of the college built a house for Smt. Ayisha whose family included her mentally retarded children. The key of the house was handed over by Dr Fazal Gafoor (President, Muslim Educational Society). The Alumni Association of the college built a house for an alumnus of the college with financial and health related difficulties.