Dedicated to the Holistic Development of Hindu Refugees Displaced from Pakistan

The Manav Mandir Refugee Service Project, run by the Manav Mandir Mission Trust founded by Revered Gurudev Acharyashri Roopchandra Ji Maharaj, marked the inauguration of the Second Camp for Hindu Refugees at Signature Bridge, Delhi, by the auspicious hands of Revered Gurudev.

The event was graced by the presence of Revered Gurudev Acharyashri Roopchandra Ji Maharaj, Sadhvi Samtashri Ji, Shri Arun Yogi Ji, local MLA Shri Ajay Mahawar Ji, motivational speaker Dr. Shankar Goyana Ji, social workers Smt. Saroj Goyal Ji and Smt. Suparna Goyal Ji, BHP workers Shri Balbir Ji and Shri Satyendra Ji Jain, along with members of the Manav Mandir team and other esteemed supporters and guests.

This centre has been constructed in a completely environment-friendly (eco-friendly) manner. Like the Manav Mandir Refugee Service Centre at Majnu ka Tila, this centre will also provide education, skill development, vocational training, yoga practice, and values-based (sanskar) training.

The refugee families living in this camp—who were forced to leave everything behind to protect their faith and way of life—are currently living in extremely difficult conditions. They reside in tarpaulin tents without electricity and face severe water shortages. With the support of society, the organization has already arranged 7 hand pumps, bedding, bed sheets, tarpaulins, stationery distribution, employment support, appointment of a tuition teacher, and construction of a centre.

There is still a need to install more hand pumps for water. The organization is working with the objective of installing one hand pump for every six families. These refugee families require further support for their livelihood, including: