We are not an official wing of the Maharogi Sewa Samiti, but we are a tribute to them. Who we are is just a bunch of 22-year-olds rooting for a cause larger than life.
In 1949, Murlidhar Amte and his wife Sadhana Amte dedicated the rest of their lives towards the mission of restoring the dignity and standard of living of socially outcasts (Leprosy patients and tribals) and not just taking care of their treatment! Their sons, Dr. Vikas and Prakash Amte and their wives did the same. Currently, the third generation and their spouses have effectively taken charge of all the project. We are just dedicating a few hours of our life every week to make sure their service was never in vain.
Spreading the word, encouraging contributions from the people around us and supporting Anandvan's requirements, is the least we could do to lend a helping hand to a community that is ignored and secluded by the masses.
Regarding the genuineness of Mahorogi Sewa Samiti
Maharogi Sewa Samiti is a registered nonprofit organization in India.
Registration Details:
- Registered under Bombay Public Trusts Act 1950, at the Public Trusts Registration Office, Nagpur Region, Nagpur, on 13th December 1961, Certificate of Registration No. F-24(C)
- Registered under the Registration of Societies Act XXI of 1860, at Nagpur, on 19th August 1951, Certificate of Registration of Societies No. 17 of 1949-1950
It
was established in 1949 and has been recognized by many well-known
groups and foundations, both in India and internationally. His Holiness
the Dalai Lama has visited Anandwan, the oldest MSS community. Baba Amte
has received numerous awards for his work including the Templeton Prize (1990), the Gandhi Peace Prize (1999), and the United Nations Human Rights Prize (1988).
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