In 1993, our Founder Mr Balkrishna Acharya started working with the Mumbai police to rescue children and women trafficked into India from Nepal in partnership with Maiti-Nepal under the name Maiti Mumbai India. Few cases/interventions were registered since 1993 but full-fledged operations in India started in 1996
Each year an average of 500 women and children are supported at our homes where we provide them with 4 full meals a day. At each meal, there are 70 – 100 women and it is only with the support of partners like you that we are able to provide them with a wholesome diet that helps in their growth and development.
We have 4 safe houses located in Mumbai, Boisar, Pune and Delhi, where we provide a plethora of services to over 400 girls annually. Immediate healthcare, nutrition and counselling are essential for the girls in our care, due to the trauma and abuse they endure.
In 1993, our Founder Mr Balkrishna Acharya started working with the Mumbai police to rescue children and women trafficked into India from Nepal in partnership with Maiti-Nepal under the name Maiti Mumbai India. Few cases/interventions were registered since 1993 but full-fledged operations in India started in 1996
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