23 April is the birthday of Indian Social Reformer, Pandita Ramabai Sarasvati - the founder of Pandita Ramabai Mukti Mission in India. Her compassion for child widows, people affected by famine, the underprivileged and uneducated, especially women and girls, led her to start Maharashtra's first kindergarten, soon followed by larger schools, a hospital, and a safe haven for thousands. It's now 131 years since she founded this humanitarian organisation, which continues to this day to provide education, training, dignity and loving homes for thousands of women and children. We celebrate her birthday and salute her memory.
At Pandita Ramabai Mukti Mission we believe that lives of individuals, no matter how broken or shattered, can be Rebuilt, Restored and Renewed!
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A life totally committed to God has nothing to Fear, nothing to Lose, nothing to Regret.
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years of making an impact
Women & Children helped
Acre Farm, Dairy, and Living
Locations in India
Enrolled Students (K-12)
Christ Centred Home where destitute women and children irrespective of their background are accepted..
We seek, in the Spirit of Christ, to sow seeds of change in the lives of every individual under the care of Mukti Mission..
The spirit of the sovereign lord is on me, because the lord has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor...
In December 2020, 10 boys moved to the Hebron Boys Home at Handalwadi. Today the number has gone to 26. There are two resident couples as overseers for the boys along with House Mothers to look after them
Way back in 1800s, a young woman named Ramabai Dongre-Medhavi, a champion for the emancipation of women and a pioneer in education, saw the need and began a home for widows. This home for widows then as Mukti Mission gradually opened its doors to every needy soul and sheltered them.
