In a coastal village in Southern India, Sebstastian Indian Social Projects (S.I.S.P.) provides a safe haven for underprivileged children to learn and dream. Their community's reliance on the sea is threatened by environmental degradation, including overfishing, pollution, and the construction of a new port. The depletion of fish stocks intensifies the burden on fishermen, leading to mental health struggles and drug abuse. Tragically, addiction often results in domestic violence, affecting the well-being of children. Despite these challenges, S.I.S.P. instills hope, offering education and support to engage the children in nurturing self-to-system for a healthier, bright future.