Paramhansa Yogananda Public Charitable Trust

Paramhansa Yogananda Public Charitable Trust The Trust aims “to provide relief, physical comfort and spiritual inspiration to the poorest, disadvantaged and marginalized sections of the society”.

Our mothers at the Paramhansa Yogananda Public Charitable Trust wish you and your family a peaceful and meaningful Indep...
15/08/2026

Our mothers at the Paramhansa Yogananda Public Charitable Trust wish you and your family a peaceful and meaningful Independence Day.

May this day remind us that freedom is truly a gift. And with this gift, may we continue to spread love, compassion, unity and joy.

Jai Hind! 🇮🇳

14/08/2026

“My name is Anjali Dasi, and I live in Radhakund. One day, I suddenly started feeling extremely unwell from head to toe and lost consciousness. At that time, the staff of Paramhansa Yogananda Public Charitable Trust came to my rescue and admitted me to Ramakrishna Mission Hospital.

I remained admitted to the hospital for four days, where I received treatment under the care of Dr. Prashant Pathak. At that time, my condition had become very serious. My body had become so weak that I was unable to even sit up on the bed by myself.

After examining me, the doctor said that I was not fit to return to Radhakund. He advised that I should stay at the ashram because I would need continuous injections for the next three months. He explained that my bones had become extremely weak.

The hospital staff then called the Ashram Manager, Rama Didi, and informed her about my condition. The Trust’s vehicle brought me to the ashram, where Rama Didi helped me onto a bed. For the next five days, I remained completely bedridden, as I had lost all the strength to get up.

During that difficult time, Rama Didi took great care of me with love and dedication. Recently, when I again felt slightly unwell, I visited the hospital for a check-up. The doctor advised me to undergo a biopsy. After the biopsy, my health improved significantly. Since then, I have been feeling much better, and I am now doing well.
I have been staying at the ashram for about two months, where I continue to receive care and support.”

~ Anjali Dasi Maa

11/08/2026

One of our mothers in the community recently began experiencing some difficulty in breathing.

Our field staff in Radha Kund was immediately informed, and an ambulance was called. She was taken to the hospital, accompanied by our team. After consulting the doctor, she was given the right medicines and began feeling better. Our staff then brought her safely back home and continued to be there for her as she recovered.

This is what being there for our mothers means to us.

It’s not just about providing food, medical care or a safe place to live. It’s about making sure that when something unexpected happens, there is someone to notice, someone to help, someone to accompany them, and someone to stay.

At this age, how would they manage if help wasn’t available at the right time? Who would take them to the hospital, help them understand their treatment, ensure they have the right medicines, or simply be beside them when they feel vulnerable?

For our mothers, having someone by their side can make all the difference.

Your support helps us make sure they never have to face these moments alone. ❤️

There is something about Vrindavan that is difficult to put into words.Perhaps it is the narrow kunj galis, where every ...
10/08/2026

There is something about Vrindavan that is difficult to put into words.

Perhaps it is the narrow kunj galis, where every turn seems to carry a story. The temple bells, the soft Radhe Radhe drifting through the lanes, the old walls, wandering cows, and these beautiful Maa’s who bless you with such warmth as though you have known them forever.

It feels like stepping into another portal. A land where devotion lives in the air, where every corner carries a little of Krishna’s presence, and the ordinary feels sacred.

Perhaps that’s why Vrindavan is not just a place you visit.
It is a feeling you carry back with you.

Step into this portal. Let Vrindavan transport you to a different state of love, devotion and joy. 🤍

Radhey Radhey.

✨ Celebrating 11 Years of Compassion & Care ✨Today, we celebrate 11 years of serving the elderly widowed mothers of Vrin...
06/08/2026

✨ Celebrating 11 Years of Compassion & Care ✨

Today, we celebrate 11 years of serving the elderly widowed mothers of Vrindavan with love, dignity, and compassion.

What began as a humble mission has grown into a family bound together by kindness, generosity, and seva. Over the years, thousands of mothers have received nutritious meals, medical care, essential supplies, emotional support, and, most importantly, the reassurance that they are loved and never forgotten.

None of this would have been possible without you.

To every donor who chose to give, every volunteer who chose to serve, every well-wisher who believed in our mission, and every supporter who helped spread awareness—thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Your trust and generosity have been the foundation of every smile, every meal, every medicine, and every life touched.

As we celebrate this milestone, we also celebrate a community of compassionate hearts that continues to make a meaningful difference every single day.
Here’s to the journey we’ve shared—and to many more years of serving with love, together.

With deepest gratitude,
Paramhansa Yogananda Public Charitable Trust 💙

06/08/2026

A Smile of Service, A Symbol of Self-Reliance ❤️

No matter one’s age, confidence and the spirit of dedicated work never fade. Our respected Mata Ji continues to lovingly create beautiful offerings for the Deities (Thakur Ji) with her own hands. Her devotion and dedication inspire us with the values of hard work, patience, self-reliance, and unwavering faith.

Her life reminds us that true service performed with love and devotion is the highest form of worship.

Jamuna Maa is 75 years old. Through our Trust, she regularly receives milk, vegetables, ration supplies, and free medica...
04/08/2026

Jamuna Maa is 75 years old. Through our Trust, she regularly receives milk, vegetables, ration supplies, and free medical care. She is known for her warm and loving nature.

One day, our Community Coordinator Jagabandhu visited Jamuna Maa’s home with a new staff member, Anup, for her routine health check-up. Since it was Anup’s first meeting with her, he felt a little shy. However, within moments, Jamuna Maa made him feel completely at home.

As they talked, she opened her heart and shared the story of her life. She said,

“Son, my entire life has been spent in the sacred lanes of Vrindavan. I was born here, raised here, and have remained devoted to this holy land. I never married and have dedicated my entire life to the worship of Goddess Durga. Morning and evening, my life revolves around performing havan, offering prayers, and remembering the Divine Mother. Every breath I take is filled with Her holy name.”

Jamuna Maa’s deep devotion has blessed her with remarkable spiritual wisdom. She believes she can sense what lies in a person’s heart the moment she sees them. Falsehood, greed, and deceit cannot remain hidden from her.

During their conversation, she lovingly advised Anup,

“Son, if you have come to serve people, do it with all your heart. Never allow greed or pride to enter your mind. I have seen many people come with selfish intentions and leave, because true service comes from the heart, not from greed.”

As they were leaving, she smiled and said,

“Son, keep coming back. Jamuna Maa’s home is always open for all her children.”

Jamuna Maa never discriminates against anyone. Whoever comes to her is treated like her own child. She shares stories of Goddess Durga with everyone and gently guides those who seem to have lost their way in life.

If she notices someone making a mistake, she never criticizes harshly. Instead, she gives them love and acceptance.
Her life reminds us that the greatest form of service is to love without expectation and see every soul as our own.

Everyday moments at Yogananda Trust.The joy of living together.The comfort of friendship.The happiness found in the simp...
03/08/2026

Everyday moments at Yogananda Trust.
The joy of living together.
The comfort of friendship.
The happiness found in the simplest things.
And in knowing that they’ve got each other’s back 🤍

31/07/2026

A warm meal can mean so much more than food. 🤍

Every day outside AIIMS Hospital, Delhi, hundreds of families wait anxiously as their loved ones receive treatment. Many have travelled from distant villages, exhausted their savings on medical care, and often go without a proper meal themselves.

Through Meal Heals, Yogananda Trust serves freshly prepared meals every day to patients’ families waiting outside the hospital.

It’s a simple offering—but in moments of uncertainty, a warm meal can bring comfort, strength and the reassurance that someone cares.

Because when a family is carrying the weight of illness, they shouldn’t have to worry about their next meal too.

If you’d like to support Meal Heals, we’d be grateful to have you join us in serving with love.

🤍 One meal. One act of kindness. Countless lives touched.

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235, Radha Niwas, Near Old Bus Stand
Vrindavan
281121

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+918650911000

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