Matru Sewa Sangh, Established
1921, Non Profit Social Organization, Maternity Home and Hospital, Institute
of social work, School for mentally Retarded, Home for the Aged, Child
Adoption Services, Working Women’s Hostel, Family Counseling Center.
A NGO, Non Profit
Social Organization Matru Sewa Sangh Founded in 1921 by Late
Padmshri Kamalatai Hospet (1896-1981) and co-founder Venutai
Nene (1896-1973), the Matru Seva Sangh is not merely an organisation
but a culture.
Its history is a saga of confronting
adversity with courage, converting challenges into opportunities
and serving people with love, dedication and discipline.
The Matru Sewa Sangh stands tall on the NGO skyline of Central
India. It has acquired its stature through its outstanding
record of devoted and distinguished service to society.
One maternity home gradually
became a chain of maternity homes in the region and while
retaining its focus on service to women and children, the
Matru Sewa Sangh, over the years, has added a wide variety
of other services to its ambit of work. The following profile
is illustrative of the scope of its work.
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Maternity Home and Hospital
Established in 1921
the Hospital has its own building with accodmmodation for 155
beds, with modern operation theatre, ambulance service and other
facilities, recognized by Central and State Governments for
training of House officers and medical reimbursement. More
Institute of Social Work
Institute of social
work was started in 1958. Affiliated to the Nagpur University,
imparts education for certificate course of two years, a three
year Bachelors degreee course and the Master degree course in
Social Work. M.Phil course also sanctioned.More
Nandanvan - School for mentally Retarded
Nandwan was established
in 1960, and is held in its own premises, a three storeyed building.
It is recognized by the Social Welfare Department of Govt. of
Maharashtra. More
Panchawati Vruddhashram-Home for the Aged
Panchawati Ashram was
established in 1961 with a donation of Rs. 10,000/- by Late
Laxmibai Chitanavis and a plot of three acres donated by Late
Rajabal Chitanavis. More
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