“Motherhood” is a state of a woman’s life when she requires physical security along with mental health. Rich sections of our country fulfill their requirements but the masses whose economic strength is limited to availing only daily meals cannot even think of this factor. The most serious issue with the ladies of such masses is malnutrition.

Therefore, sometimes they are found with a lack of blood and anemia. Param Shakti Peeth organizes free medical camps to address the issue of anemia under the expert guidance of qualified doctors.

In the same way many women of poverty are unaware of crucial information related to the protection of vital parts of the body from bacteria during menstruation cycles. To correct this, Param Shakti Peeth has initiated important steps in this direction. Trained women approach such ladies to educate them on such aspects. Financially unequipped women are provided hygienic pads called Vatsalya Suraksha free of cost.

Indian Civilization perceives the entire universe as its own family. Revered Didi Maa-as a messenger of the Indian Civilization, which envisaged “Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam” (Universe Itself is a Family) – strongly believes there should be no orphans in a country of Vishwnath (Lord of the Universe) In ancient India, in case some child had to live bereft of mother’s love, that child was brought up in some Rishi’s abode and subsequently he was respectfully established in society. Maharshi Ved Vyas – author of so many scriptures, was found estranged on an inland and was educated at a Rishi’s home and eventually he showed the way to enlightenment to the entire world. Not only the Rishis but the kings also used to care for such children in ancient times. King Janak found a girl from soil inside who became the beauty of his palace and later became world famous as Mother Sita.

Vatsalya Gram, Vrindavan
By following the same ancient Indian tradition, Revered Sadhvi Ritambhara Ji established Vatsalya Gram on the holy land of Vrindavan where children bereft of their mothers’ love can avail loving hugs from devoted women. Vatsalya Gram is an innovation concept of Didi Maa that has left the world awestruck. In every Vatsalya family there are five girls, two boys with an aunt and grandma who complement each other, in spite of having no blood relationships. Vatsalya Gram is replete with affectionate relationships. Under the holy guidance of Didi Maa, the atmosphere of ancient Gurukulas has been resurrected.

Vatsalya Mandir (Cradle House), Jwala Nagar, Delhi
Children are forms of God and all newborns should be welcomed into this world with love. Due to inextricable social complexities some infants are abandoned by their parents on the roadside. As a result, they either give up their lives amidst aggressive surroundings or they become victums in the hands of antisocial elements and many fall prey to human trafficking. Vatsalya Mandir, Cradle House in Jwalanagar, Delhi was established by Param Shakti Peeth to address this serious problem. Cradle House is a shelter for newly born children who are given up by their parents in a helpless state on the roadside. This center cares for their childhood needs and makes arrangement for their education as well as rehabilitation.

Vatsalya Gram, Omkareshwar (Madhya Pradesh)
This service center of Param Shakti Peeth is situated near the holy town of Jyotirlinga – Omkareshwar in Madhya Pradesh. It is a gleam of hope for the have -not s of surrounding villages. With holy inspiration from Didi Maa Sadhvi Ritambhara, a free residential girls school is being run for the poor tribal girls. Here, students are able to use the available residential facilities, food, uniforms, books, etc. A school building for High School Standards based on CBSC syllabus is also under construction.

Vatsalya Gram, Vill.– Variya, Nalagarh, (Himachal Pradesh)
This center in the land of Gods – Himachal Pradesh is in the process of development. This is a beautiful place all surrounded by mountains. In the campus of this center are to be constructed a temple, a guesthouse and a higher secondary school with hostel facilities.

Vatsalya Gram, Sijai, Distt–Chhatarpur (Madhya Pradesh)
In the race for progress, this area of Madhya Pradesh has been mostly left behind. As per Revered Didi Maa’s determination, Param Shkti Peeth is playing a vital role in the development of this area. Here are being constructed A residential girls school and well arranged Goshala (cow abode) are under construction. Many works of public support like check dams, etc. are proposed.

The wild race for materialistic accomplishments has affected human lifestyles to a great extent. Human beings contract various ailments day in and day out. The main reason is mental stress that seriously affects the body and mind. It not only results in depression but also disturbs the functioning of the muscular and nervous system which eventually leads to high or low blood pressure which can result in ill-functioning vital organs of the body.

Our ancient Indian civilization shows an easy way to health through yoga, meditation, breathing exercises, penance, discourses and diet control. Revered Didi Maa has been constantly addressing the importance of stress-free and healthy living through lectures, Spiritual Discourses, Kathas, Mass Education and Meditation camps.

Revered Didi Maa believes that one can keep healthy by developing a positive attitude and practicing yoga. Beyond that there is still a need for common people to have an economical yet effective medical system. Param Shakti Peeth has put her idea in practice. Ultra modern medical facilities are available at Vatsalya Gram, Vrindavan in the form of G.D. Bansal Swasti Hospital, Premvati Gupta Eye Hospital and Kala Daryanmal Sadarangani Naturopathy Center.

As done the previous year, Vaishishtyam organized a 3-day event (from 1st to 3rd Dec., 2016) to commemorate the World Disability Day (3rd Dec.) or the International Day of People with Disability.

Vaishishtyam itself serving over 200 children suffering from psychological / learning / physical disabilities, this Day, therefore, holds a special meaning.

And we wanted to make it really, really special, not just for the 200+ children at Vaishishtyam but from other similar Schools and Centres in and around Mathura region. So over 1000 children, 300 trainers & faculty, others participated in the 3-day event which included a gamut of activities (sports, cultural, painting and other competitions, etc.) to encourage these children to showcase their talent and abilities.

Another key objective of the event was to encourage a better understanding of people affected by a disability as well as raise awareness about the benefits of integrating disabled persons into every aspect of life, from economic, to political, to social and cultural.

The closing ceremony on Day-3 witnessed distribution of prizes & medals and disability aids (wheel-chairs, tricycles, etc.).

Heartfelt gratitude to all those who supported this event and made it special.

Every quarter of every single year for almost a decade, PSP has been conducting free health camps (polio, cataract, and dental) at VatsalyaGram – Vrindavan exclusively for the impoverished members of the community and the lesser privileged. PSP’s unique community health initiatives focus directly on communities that face limited or no access to quality healthcare and/or other socio-economic issues.

Dr.Shyam Agrawal, a renowned eye doctor has been conducting this camp with his talented team. As always, awareness and advertisement for the Eye Camp starts weeks in advance to ensure that a high no. of community members could benefit from this Camp. A total of 785 patients were screened and 350 were successfully operated for cataract, completely free of cost. In addition, free medicines, eye-goggles and consultancy were also provided to the patients. During the stay of the entire duration of the Camp, patients as well as their attendants are also provided free stay and meals, all this thanks to the overwhelming support we receive from YOU – our supporters and well-wishers.

A contribution of Rs. 2,500/- only from YOU can give the `Gift of Sight’ to a needy elderly.

In the wake of traditions based on gender bias and futile concepts, there has been constantly running a devilish show of female feticide in the country of Durga. That is why there has been a gender imbalance in the population. To check this, Param Shakti Peeth has initiated a public awareness movement around this issue.

With the noble inspiration from Revered Didi Maa, many women have taken a vow to keep away from female feticide. In the cities and towns where there are serious figures of female feticide, such awareness programs are organized.

Free educational institutes for girls is also an important step of Param Shakti Peeth towards raising the number of girls in the society. Revered Didi Maa always keeps this campaign running through her kathas and religious discourses.