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About Us

Who we are, and the aims our members have committed themselves to.

Compassion in Action

Mokshagna Organization is a registered society working in Kurnool district. Its Memorandum sets out the aims the members have committed themselves to — from blood donation and support for children, to skill training, literacy and relief for families who need a hand.

We believe care works best when it is shared. By bringing volunteers, well-wishers and neighbours together, we try to make support reach the people who need it, with dignity and respect.

Registered name
Mokshagna Organization
Registration number
184/24
Registered office
H.No. 41/472-1A, Kothapeta, Kurnool – 518004, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh
Honorary President
Nandamuri Tejaswini garu

Our Mission

To serve communities with compassion, dignity and responsibility while creating meaningful opportunities for those in need.

Our Vision

To build a community where kindness, support and collective action create lasting positive change.

Aims and Objectives

As set out in the society’s Memorandum of Association.

  1. To carry the ideals of the Nandamuri Mokshagna family to the people and to work for the development of society.

  2. To offer membership to every Indian without distinction of caste, religion, gender, age or region, and to work together towards those ideals.

  3. To give special attention to the many problems faced by poor families and to help solve them.

  4. To channel the energy and ability of young people towards the good of society, and to help them understand their responsibility to the country.

  5. To work so that moral values, discipline, humanity, respect for women and a helping nature grow stronger in society.

  6. To create awareness among people through social media, news media, television and cinema.

  7. To work through members so that government welfare schemes reach people and are properly implemented.

  8. To guide every economically weaker person, without reference to caste or religion, in obtaining the benefit of government schemes.

  9. To help people earn a living through their own skills, whatever their education, including help in obtaining loans from government or private financial institutions.

  10. To fight against superstitions, social evils, the dowry system and similar practices that hold society back.

  11. To fight against social backwardness, illiteracy, poor sanitation, ill health and related problems.

  12. To train members as skilled volunteers so that they can help people whenever the need arises.

  13. To bring poor and destitute women together and set up training and cottage-industry centres — tailoring, embroidery, kundan work, bag making, DTP and printing work, beauty parlour training, computer job work, footwear making and similar trades.

  14. To run projects for the livelihood and health of persons with disabilities, elderly people and those without support.

  15. To conduct blood donation camps, arrange blood for those in need, and maintain a register of voluntary blood donors.

  16. To take up water and greenery programmes — planting trees at homes, improving groundwater and creating awareness about water resources.

  17. To create awareness among people towards complete literacy.

  18. To set up free drinking-water points (chalivendrams) during summer and supply drinking water free of cost.

  19. To establish orphanages and homes for the elderly, and to provide free food and shelter to orphaned children and elderly people.

  20. To conduct community weddings for poor families on behalf of the association.

  21. To observe the birth and death anniversaries of national leaders.

Declaration

  • The association’s activities are not carried out for profit or for monetary gain.

  • No remuneration is paid from the association’s funds to members of its governing body.

  • The association does not take part in any anti-government activity.

  • The association has no connection with politics.

  • The signatures of the members of the governing body are genuine.

Mokshagna Children Charitable Organization · Registration number: 184/24

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