MTCT is working at the grass root level to empower women to attain economic participation in order to overcome poverty and inequality. We also support poor women to start business...
Mother Teresa Forum-New Appoinments:
is a Social Welfare Organization striving for the upliftment of the poor, down trodden, and under privileged in the society irrespective of caste, creed or religion in the footsteps of the great Mother Teresa! MTCT is accredited by UNO's Economic Social Council and World Health Organization as a Special Status NGO.
Mother Teresa Charitable Trust (MTCT)'s history starts with the story of compassion. The mammoth crowd that followed the adieu procession of the legend Mother Teresa, Dr.G.K.Dhas, a kind hearted social activist took up mother-teresathe challenge of being and working for the poor. From this simple, yet heart breaking incident, brought the determination that, to take the mantle of Mother Teresa, that "Service to Mankind is Service to God". The inspiration which helped to create "Mother Teresa Charitable Trust" is being carried out all these years. We took the initiative with the vision that "No one shall be deprived of the basic needs". The overwhelming response from the general public is the impetus for the growth of Mother Teresa Charitable Trust. Now Mother Teresa Charitable Trust functions as a social relief NGO striving for the upliftment of poor, sick, downtrodden and the under privileged. The vision of the Mother Teresa Charitable Trust is to spread the ideals of Mother Teresa and motivate the younger generation to render service to the less fortunate. Its sub unit "Mother Teresa Forum" enrolls members and forms committees at national state, district, taluk and village levels. Mother Teresa Charitable Trust serves with the motto of "Service to Humanity". With the partnership of Government & various State governments, as well as the generosity of thousands of our supporters, we have grown from a small endeavor to a mammoth force that stretches across the wide chemesphere . All these years MTCT serve the under privileged and the needy to transform a vision into a reality. Our fight will continue till the last breath of a suffering mass.
" Voicing for the Voiceless "
Food on wheels
Mother Teresa Charitable Trust, along with its subunits, the Mother Teresa Forum and the Mother Teresa Auto Drivers Welfare Association, is an NGO accredited by the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and the World Health Organization (WHO). We provide social services throughout the states of India, reaching even the village level.
Volunteers of the Mother Teresa Forum enroll members and form committees at the national, state, district, zonal (taluk), and village levels. The entire team dedicates itself to social activities aimed at uplifting the suffering masses, regardless of caste, creed, religion, or region. We invite service-minded individuals and volunteers to join our team and follow in the footsteps of the great Mother Teresa.
"Service to Mankind is Service to God"
MTCT is running its Tailoring & Livelihood Development Programme to equip urban poor communities with market-relevant skills. The course offers both basic and advanced tailoring techniques to enhance income-generation opportunities. It also integrates current trends such as sustainable fashion and home-based entrepreneurship.
Training has resumed at all centres with strengthened post-pandemic safety measures.
The present batch consists of 15 beneficiaries from economically weaker sections.
The programme aims to bridge the gap between local skill demand and workforce availability.
The course duration is three months and provides practical, hands-on training.
Students also receive basic digital literacy and entrepreneurship guidance.
Upon completion, an MTCT-accredited certificate is awarded along with placement or self-employment support.
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Mother Teresa who devoted her life for the service of the poor, downtrodden, under privileged and destitute is an epitome of self-assured simplicity. She rendered whole hearted service to the needy in the society. She spread love and compassion throughout the world and brought relief and hope to the children, the destitute, the sick and the dying. She left a testament of unshakable faith, invincible hope and extraordinary charity as a mother of the poor. She became a living symbol of compassion to the world, and a living witness to the thirsting love. Mother Teresa's work has been recognized and acclaimed throughout the world. The scope of her work also expands to include orphanages, shelters to the elderly and hospices for the poor. Moved by the emotional outburst worldwide on the last rite procession of Mother Teresa on 5th September 1997, Shri.G.K.Dhas the patron founded the organization Nobel Laureate Mother Teresa Charitable Trust (MTCT). Ever since its formation, the trust has been carrying out the activities of serving the poor and the downtrodden in the society, the torch of service left by the Angel of Mercy... More
MTCT is working at the grass root level to empower women to attain economic participation in order to overcome poverty and inequality. We also support poor women to start business...
More than 500 million people in the world are disabled as a consequence of mental, physical or sensory impairment...
Education opens up the mind, expands it and allows us to improve our life in so many ways...
Earthquakes, tropical storms, and floods are the three main global natural disasters...
Majority of Indians have per capita space equivalent to or less than a 10 feet x 10 feet room...
One in eight women, men and children go to bed hungry every night...
Women in India consistently lag behind men in terms of access to education, health care, jobs etc. Apart from the economic and social inequality, women are victims of heinous crimes such as dowry deaths, rape, molestation and immoral trafficking. The reasons could be varied for various women, some women could be deprived of these opportunities because their men don't want them to work, the others may be restricted due to family pressures or peer pressures. Of the 1.3 billion people who live in absolute poverty around the globe, 70 percent are women. For these women, poverty doesn’t 't just mean scarcity and want. It means rights denied, opportunities curtailed and voices silenced. We believe that an empowered woman can change a lot in the society. We believe in practical steps to create income for women, who are capable, intelligent and willing to work. MTCT is working at the grass root level to empower women to attain economic participation in order to overcome poverty and inequality. We solicit your support for this effort by contributing to this cause and thus help empowerment of marginalized women. We also support poor women to start business and make their livelihood. For this we offer up to Rs. 10,000/- free of interest repayable within 20 months. Let us also lend a helping hand to these oppressed section by joining with this cause..
More than 500 million people in the world are disabled as a consequence of mental, physical or sensory impairment. Their lives are handicapped by physical and social barriers in society which hamper their full participation. Because of this, millions of children and adults in all parts of the world often face a life that is segregated and debased. They are entitled to the same rights as all other human beings and to equal opportunities.Let us strive to promote effective measures for prevention of disability, rehabilitation. This means opportunities equal to those of the whole population and an equal share in the improvement in living conditions resulting from social and economic development.come join us. Let us heal them! Let us support their causes. Let us join the mission to provide better platforms for their livelihood.
Education opens up the mind, expands it and allows us to improve our life in so many ways. The purpose of school is to develop and exercise students' potential for reasoning, form ethical character, and provide a skill and knowledge base. It is also to develop dispositions and habits that exercise reason and forming a human's ethos. Education is an attempt to find the kind of unity of doing and making that enables individuals to grow, ethically and socially. An intelligent heart acquires knowledge, and the ear of the wise seeks knowledge. Let us start where we are, use what we have and do what we can. Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today Education is the basic need of the society. Mother Teresa Charitable trust extends its helping hand to those who are deprived of the basic education in whatever way it is possible. We also initiate students of college/universities to form five member teams under Mother Teresa Forum banner, and take care of the poor students who need help on food, boarding, clothes, books, fees etc. We focus on children from low income communities enabling them to maximize their potential and change their lives. By this mission, we are confident that thousands of underprivileged children will have a bright future. You can be a part of our educational journey. Mother Teresa Forum volunteers undertake free tuition center in villages and slum areas to educate and train the underprivileged in the society, to compete with the affluent sections. Let us join in the Mission to serve the needy students.
Earthquakes, tropical storms, and floods are the three main global natural disasters causing the biggest losses in the world. As natural disasters have become major threats to human life and the world economy, governments and international organizations are cooperating to promote global and regional risk management, and to improve the capability to mitigate the effects of disasters. In December 2004, nearly a quarter of a million people lost their lives and over 1.6 million were displaced from their homes in the devastating Indian Ocean tsunami. An earthquake is a sudden movement of the Earth's lithosphere, which is caused by the release of built-up stresses within rocks along geological faults, or by the movement of magma in volcanic areas. Smaller earthquakes occur frequently, but annually, only as many as 18–20 reach a magnitude above Ms 7. Approximately 40 disastrous earthquakes have occurred since the end of the twentieth century, and the total death toll is nearly 1.7 million. Floods and droughts have devastating consequences. According to the Asian Disaster Reduction Centre, half the population worldwide who suffered natural disasters was affected by floods and one third by drought during the period from 1975 to 2005.
Majority of Indians have per capita space equivalent to or less than a 10 feet x 10 feet room for their living, sleeping, cooking, washing and toilet needs. The average is 103 sq ft per person in rural areas and 117 sq ft per person in urban areas. Almost 1 billion people, or 32 per cent of the world’s urban population, live in slums, the majority of them in the developing world. Moreover, the locus of global poverty is moving to the cities, a process now recognized as the ‘urbanization of poverty’. Without concerted action on the part of municipal authorities, national governments, civil society actors and the international community, the number of slum dwellers is likely to increase in most developing countries. If no serious action is taken, the number of slum dwellers worldwide is projected to rise over the next 30 years to about 2 billion. In the United Nations Millennium Declaration, world leaders pledged to tackle this immense challenge, setting the specific goal of achieving ‘significant improvement in the lives of at least 100 million slum dwellers by the year 2030’. This means addressing not only the needs of slum dwellers for shelter, but also the broader problem of urban poverty, especially unemployment, low incomes and a lack of access to basic urban services.MTCT works in partnership with local, grassroots non-government organizations, microfinance institutions and other partners throughout India to provide decent housing. MTCT wishes to charge this and tries to lend helping hand to make one room, one toilet scheme which costs Rs. 50000/- per house. Let us help the pavement dweller getting a new life in this scheme. Support this sections by joining with us.
One in eight women, men and children go to bed hungry every night and by 2025 nearly a billion young people will face poverty because of the damage done to them now through hunger and malnutrition. Hunger remains the No.1 cause of death in the world. There are 820 million chronically hungry people in the world. Million Indians survive on less than Rs. 20/- a day. Over 20 crores Indians will sleep hungry one night. Over 7000 Indians die of hunger every day and over 25 lakh Indians die of hunger every year. Despite substantial improvement in health since independence and a growth rate of 8 percent in recent years, under-nutrition remains a silent emergency in India, with almost 50 percent of Indian children underweight and more than 70 percent of the women and children with serious nutritional deficiencies as anemia. The number of hungry people in India is always more than the number of people below official poverty line. Mother Teresa charitable trust and its execution wing volunteers try to help this section of society in various parts of the country. Support us so that we can alleviate poverty and try to provide food for this fragile section of the society. Join Now...
MTCT under the banner Mother Teresa Forum(MTF)runs free computer and tailoring institutes in various backward districts of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh.We provide vocational training courses to the under privileged and unemployed youth.
Mother Teresa Vocational Training Units help provide individuals with practical skills. The aim is to create sustainable youth skilling programs for employment in industry and to foster entrepreneurship . . .
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Mother Teresa Charitable Trust tries to empower the unemployed youth to train them to have basic Knowledge on computers so as to withstand in the present competitive world. Join our venture . . .
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Free education is education funded through government spending. In many countries Primary school and other comprehensive or compulsory education is free.Classes will be of 2 hours daily . . .
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Now the ambulance is tied up with Kanyakumari Medical Mission Hospital Neyyoor (under Church of south India Diocese) which provides free ambulance service to the deserving poor of Kanyakumari . . .
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It is the foremost duty of the citizen's at large and helping minded philanthropist to lend a helping hand at the highest possible level to the suffering people to lead their livelihood. Let us help. . .
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MTCT tries to mobilize funds for their support. Join us in the journey of building a better nation by sponsoring school fees and donating for education. Join with us to help these Children. . .
Read More" If you can't fly, then run If you can't run, then walk If you can't walk, then crawl But whatever you do, Keep moving...."- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Fear is pain arising from anticipation of evil.
Be not afraid of greatness: Some are born great, Some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them.
The outer conditions of a person’s life will always be found to reflect their inner beliefs.
The man who says he has nothing more to learn is already at his last grasp.
Failure comes only when we forget our ideals and objectives and principles.
Don’t take rest after your first victory because if you fail in second, more lips are waiting to say that your first victory was just luck.
