Our Mission

The mission of Amma Foundation is simple, yet profoundly human: to serve, support, and uplift every person who is vulnerable, neglected, or forgotten by society—at every stage of life. From the first breath of a newborn to the final rites of the departed, our mission is to be present with compassion, dignity, and care.

We are committed to walking hand-in-hand with those who live in poverty, isolation, or distress—orphans, widows, the disabled, beggars, underprivileged children, and families affected by hardship. Our mission is to ensure that no one is denied basic human dignity because of their circumstances. Through our wide range of programs, we strive to make sure that every person has access to food, education, shelter, healthcare, emotional support, and love.

Our mission includes organizing cultural and spiritual milestones for those who are often excluded from such celebrations—baby showers, naming ceremonies, marriages, birthdays, and even funerals. We believe that every life, no matter how poor or troubled, deserves moments of joy, honor, and belonging. Our aim is not only to meet physical needs but also to nourish the heart and soul of every individual we reach.

We also run a residential home for orphaned boys, provide educational materials in government schools and jails, offer free computer and vocational training for disabled students, and conduct health and awareness camps in slums and underserved communities. During disasters, we are among the first to distribute food, clothes, utensils, and other essentials—because when tragedy strikes, people need more than relief—they need a human touch.

Our mission is not limited by time or place. Wherever there is pain, silence, or need—we strive to be there. Our goal is to build bridges where society has built walls and to offer care where others have turned away. At Amma Foundation, we do not chase numbers or fame. We seek to bring real, meaningful change—one life, one family, one moment at a time.

We exist to prove that love is powerful, service is sacred, and humanity is our shared responsibility. That is our mission. And we will carry it forward—with open arms and open hearts—until the very last person is no longer alone.