From Junagadh (1954) to 9 States
Invited by the Indian Government to care for leprosy sufferers, we now empower women and educate the girl child.
Gujarat
Where Spanish sisters began at the Junagadh Leprosy Hospital. Today serving tribal welfare and youth education.
Maharashtra
Pastoral care, women self-help initiatives, and community dispensary services in rural belts.
Karnataka
Kodathi Provincial House, novitiate formation, and girls' academic coaching.
Andhra Pradesh
Schools promoting education for underprivileged girl children and maternal health clinics.
Odisha (Orissa)
Self Help Groups (SHGs), village skill development, and rural primary healthcare.
Jharkhand
Tribal educational apostolates, boarding facilities, and youth vocational training centers.
Kerala
Palliative healthcare, care of the elderly, and parish pastoral ministries.
Sikkim
Education of mountain children and promoting self-reliance among remote village women.
Arunachal Pradesh
Hostels for remote border students, village catechism, and primary health aid.