SUPPORT US
Together, Let’s Uplift Lives. Your Contribution Can Change a Future.
At Mother Jnanamma Charitable Trust (MJCT), we believe that no act of kindness is ever too small. With your support, we can continue transforming lives—providing hope to children with disabilities, dignity to the elderly, healing to those battling addiction, and empowerment to rural women.
Every donation we receive is a lifeline for someone in need. Whether it’s a child receiving assistive devices, a youth overcoming substance abuse, or an elderly person finding a home—they all benefit from your compassion.
💡 Why Your Support Matters
Your contribution helps us:
- Run our 15-Bedded Drug De-Addiction cum Rehabilitation Centre under IRCA
- Provide free assistive aids like wheelchairs, crutches, and hearing devices
- Deliver community health and sanitation programs for rural women and children
- Maintain and expand our Old Age Home for destitute seniors
- Offer counseling, yoga, and therapy to children with intellectual and developmental disabilities
- Conduct awareness drives, health camps, and rural outreach
💳 Bank Details for Donations
If you wish to support our initiatives through a bank transfer or direct donation, kindly use the following account details:
- Account Name: MOTHER JNANAMMA CHARITABLE TRUST
- Bank Name: State Bank of India
- Branch: Prakash Nagar, Narasaraopeta A DB Branch
- Bank Address: Near Varababu Hospital, Prakash Nagar, Bilal Side Road,
Narasaraopeta, Palnadu District, Andhra Pradesh – 522602 - IFSC Code: SBIN0001952
📩 Need Help or Have Questions?
If you require assistance with your donation or would like to discuss partnership opportunities, we’d love to hear from you:
📞 Phone: 7386119827
📧 Email: mothertrust2019@gmail.com
🙏 Thank You for Standing With Us
Your generosity helps us serve with dignity, act with purpose, and grow with impact. No matter the amount, every donation brings us closer to a more compassionate and inclusive society.
“The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention.”
– Oscar Wilde