BHAKTIDHAMWELFARE & CHARITABLE TRUST (REGD.)Staff access ↗To serve society with compassion by providing affordable and dignified accommodation to pilgrims, delivering food and essential assistance to people in need, supporting medical and disability-relief initiatives, and fostering spiritual, cultural and social well-being.
To serve society with compassion by providing affordable and dignified accommodation to pilgrims, delivering food and essential assistance to people in need, supporting medical and disability-relief initiatives, and fostering spiritual, cultural and social well-being.
To build a sustainable, inclusive network of pilgrimage facilities and community-welfare initiatives where devotion is expressed through service, dignity, accessibility and care for the environment.
Proposed mission and vision statements · subject to Trust approval.
Affordable accommodation for pilgrims at religious destinations; food and medical relief for needy people; cultural and social functions for spiritual upliftment.
Free artificial limbs, wheelchairs and assistive aids for eligible people from low-income families.
Explore Divyang campsMorning refreshments for families.
Nutritious prasad distributed with care.
Free community meals.
Woollen clothing for people in need.
Access to clean, cold drinking water.
Programme schedules from the supplied Trust brief. Confirm current timings and locations with the Trust.
From a peaceful pilgrimage to community welfare, our work brings devotion into everyday life.
Bhaktidham AshramAccommodation, temple and satsang spaces in the sacred town of Vrindavan.
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Jan KalyanBhandara sewa, Khichri Prasad, morning refreshments and seasonal relief.
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Divyang SewaArtificial limbs, wheelchairs and assistive aids for people who need them.
Explore the initiative ↗People coming together in the spirit of sewaEstablished on 22 September 2017 in Patiala, Bhaktidham Welfare and Charitable Trust brings together spiritual purpose and practical care.
Our founding purposes are simple: dignified accommodation for pilgrims, food and medical relief for people in need, and cultural and spiritual well-being.
Know the TrustTrust registered in Patiala on 22 September.
Land purchased in Vrindavan on 7 March.
Bhoomi Poojan on 16 April. The first documented Divyang camp followed in September.
Ashram inaugurated on 31 January; Pran Pratishtha Karyakram on 18 May.
Portraits from the supplied Trust directory.
Visit Bhaktidham Ashram in Rukmani Vihar, Vrindavan.
Room requests are handled personally, by phone.