Maharogi Sewa Samiti Warora

Focusing on comprehensive healthcare, the organisation's core activities aim to uplift marginalized individuals. Initially centred on leprosy care, the effort now extends to broader societal segments. At Anandwan, specialized treatment for leprosy patients has evolved into a 50-bed facility, offering primary, secondary, and psychological well-being support. In Hemalkasa, the Lok Biradari Prakalpa project caters to tribal communities, providing primary and advanced care. The LBP Hospital, renovated in 2013, extends free healthcare to thousands annually with modern facilities. These initiatives highlight the organisation's commitment to bettering lives through healthcare outreach.

The organisation prioritizes education for independence and societal impact. Ranging from play schools to graduate institutions, MSS, Warora emphasizes academic excellence, innovation, and athletics. Initiatives like Muktangan Anganwadi and Lok Biradari Ashram Shala promote well-being and comprehensive education. Remote areas benefit from 'Sadhana Vidyalaya,' while Anand Niketan College of Agriculture and Anand Agriculture Polytechnic contribute to sustainable development. Special schools like Anand Blind School and Anand Deaf School ensure equal opportunity. Vocational programs combat unemployment through training, while student-led mini-markets drive socio-economic growth. These efforts collectively shape a brighter future.

Expanding beyond agriculture, MSS, Warora addresses economic needs with diverse activities. From textiles like bandages and carpets to crafts like wood art and recycled plastic creations, the organisation promotes employment for all, regardless of disability. Handlooms and power looms produce quality textiles, while departments like metal fabrication craft items from cycles to furniture. MSS, Warora's commitment extends to self-sufficiency with allied industries like the printing press and footwear manufacturing. Skilful handicrafts, greeting cards, and artwork contribute to sustainability. Through these varied efforts, the organisation empowers individuals, fosters skills, and emphasizes holistic growth.

Starting from barren land, MSS, Warora's agriculture initiative thrives across projects. Using modern, sustainable techniques, it cultivates a diverse range of crops including soy, paddy, and fruits. Water management systems like check dams aid in its success. Flowers are cultivated for beauty and positivity, complementing their smart economics. Vegetable cultivation promotes self-sufficiency, and high-protein fodder enhances milk quality. Modern and sustainable farming methods are used, with focus on paddy and cotton. Allied activities like dairy and fish farming enhance economic growth while maintaining ecological balance. Chickens contribute to health and egg production. MSS, Warora's agriculture strives for self-sufficiency and ecological harmony.

MSS, Warora, recognizing the need for complete rehabilitation beyond leprosy treatment, embraced a communal living structure at Anandwan. Communes, like Uttarayan for senior citizens, Krishi Niketan for farmer couples, and Apulki for women, offer self-sustained communities within. MSS, Warora's dedication to the elderly is evident in old age homes like Sneh Savali and Apulki, providing comfort and care. Mitrangan supports inter-disability marriages while hostels like Gokul offer orphaned children a loving family. Sandhi Niketan provides vocational training, offering separate hostels for differently-abled students. MSS, Warora's holistic approach ensures everyone, regardless of age, gender, or disability, finds a sense of belonging and support.