Empowering forgotten Communities with our Programs
One Body Ministries, a non-profit fueled by the belief in opportunity for all, fights poverty on multiple fronts. Markedly, through our Education, Hunger Relief, Water Access, Sanitation & Hygiene, Orphanages, and Health Care Clinics programs, we empower individuals and communities to break the cycle of poverty. Moreover, we bridge the knowledge gap with translated education materials, ensure clean water and sanitation, and partner with orphanages to equip young people with the resources they need for a brighter future. Finally, our Health Care Clinics provide vital medical attention, and our Hunger Relief programs offer assistance to those struggling with food insecurity. Altogether, this comprehensive approach fosters a sustainable future where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
We support these UN sustainable development GOALS
Building Dreams Education Program
Empowering Communities, One Dream at a Time
Imagine a child brimming with curiosity, eager to learn but hindered by a language barrier. Our “Building Dreams” education program shatters that barrier, empowering communities to bridge the knowledge gap by translating essential educational materials into local languages. Undeniably, the Building Dreams education program creates a future where every child can grasp new concepts, dream big, and become an agent of change in their community.
Hunger Relief Program
Nourishing lives, Building Futures
Imagine a child’s laughter echoing through a village, not the rumble of an empty stomach. Hunger casts a long shadow across India, especially in remote villages. The Hunger Relief Program fights to alleviate this burden, providing vital food assistance today.
Clean Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) Program
Bringing Clean Water to the Forgotten
India, the simple act of accessing clean water remains a daily struggle for countless individuals. Markedly for many Dalit villages, deep, narrow borewell drilling offers a vital lifeline. This taps into underground clean water sources to quench their thirst. Indeed, with an estimated 33 million borewells dotting the Indian landscape, this technology has become a common solution. It helps combat widespread water infrastructure challenges and clean water scarcity.
Therefore, we are stepping into this critical gap, committed to bringing clean water to the forgotten, one borewell drilling project at a time. We are preparing to drill one new well each month.
