About Us
Machigar Samaj Seva Sangh is a non-profitable organization in Dharavi, Mumbai, Maharashtra. PIN- 400017. We work for the development and empowerment of women, urban development and poverty alleviation. This Trust is registered in the year of 1973 on 13th August.
Machigar Samaj Seva Sangh is registered with Registrar of Societies under The Society Registration Act 1860 and the type of NGO is Trust (Non-Government) and the Registration Number is BOM.259/73G.B.B.S.D. The city and state of registration are Mumbai and Maharashtra. Our Unique Id of VO/NGO is MH/2019/0223873. We also have 12A, 12AA and 80G certificates.
The story of Sharana Haralayya & Kalyanamma
Haralayya lived with his wife Kalyanamma in the ‘untouchables’ settlements of Kalyana town, where he followed the trade of shoemaking. Once Basava came to Untouchables Street and had puja and lunch in Haralayya’s house while departing Haralayya greeted politely with the formal salutation “Sharanu” , Basava replied to his greeting by saying “Sharanu Sharanarthi”. The untouchable shoemaker was struck dumb with surprise that he was treated so courteously by the treasurer of the king.
Who Is Dharama Guru Basvanna
Eight hundred years ago, there lived a couple by name’ Madarasa and Madalambike in a village called Bagewadi of Bijapur District, in Karnataka, (South India). They were very pious and deeply religious. There was a temple of andeesh- wara in that village. The husband and the wife were devotees of Nandeeshwara. Madalambike was longing to have a son. She offered worship every day to God Shiva and prayed to Him to fulfil her desire. One day after performing the worship she sat in meditation. A jasmine flower, placed on the Shivalinga as an offering, fell into her lap. She took it with great devotion, pressed it gently to her eyes and then wore it in her hair. The whole day she was beside herself with joy. At night she had a dream: Shiva from Kailasa had sent Nandi, the bull on which he rode, to this world. Nandi came to the house of Madarasa and Madalambike. Then there was light everywhere.
Our Approach
Our Mission
The mission of our Trust is to educate all the poor children of Dharavi and bring a dignified life for all women.
Our Vision
Machigar Samaj Seva Sangh has an aim to make a racism-free India. To establish that society we are striving hard.
Our Objective
We want equal rights for all and ensure equality as well as eliminate caste-based discrimination from society.
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Our Projects
Education
From our Trust Machigar Samaj Seva Sangh, we try to provide and run a basic literacy program to educate all the poor students of Dharavi. Education is the movement from darkness to light.
Women Empowerment
If you ask Google what is the role of a woman? It will say “The Role of Women as Caretakers”. In every state, every country the role is the same. Primarily, women take care of the children and elders of her family.
Social Marriage
From our NGO Machigar Samaj Seva Sangh we try to arrange social marriages for bachelor boys and girls. We also organize the mass marriage program for the Adivasi peoples in the backward region of Maharashtra.
Legal Aid
Machigar Samaj Seva Sangh works for poor and deprived people. To provide them all the necessary facilities, we are striving hard. In our Indian Consitution, there are 6 fundamental rights for every citizen of India.
Social Welfare
Machigar Samaj Seva Sangh wants to eliminate this caste-based discrimination and want to ensure equality and provides equal rights for all. In Maharashtra, racism is present even today in the minds of some people.
Our Events
Republic Day Celebration
From our NGO Machigar Samaj Seva Sangh, we celebrate Republic Day on 26th of January with much enjoyment and enthusiasm. This day we invite all the social workers and the eminent persons of Dharavi to join with us.
Independence Day Celebration
From our Trust, Machigar Samaj Seva Sangh, we celebrate Independence Day on 15 of August. This day we invite all the social workers of local areas. We also invite some eminent persons to attend our program and take the seats of chief guests.
Ambedkar Jayanti
Babasaheb Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s birthday who was born on 14 April 1891. Since 2015 it has been observed as an official public holiday throughout India. Ambedkar Jayanti is celebrated not just in India but all around the world.
Address
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+91 9930905566
Mail Us
siddharth_hattarkar@yahoo.com