The Spirit of Yoga cannot be confined to the mat. Yoga means 'to join' and it also means 'togetherness' ~ your love and support for our projects has been an outpouring of that spirit. As our Karm Marg children have said, it has 'made it possible for them to be better human beings.' It is this spirit of Yoga that makes better human beings of all of us.
THANK YOU!
Babli, who grew up at Karm Marg, is now a
successful Yoga teacher in New Delhi
KARM MARG :a total of £12,500 in 2023.
Karm Marg is a home for street children on the outskirts of Delhi. It creates a family atmosphere and the children have a major decision-making role in how their home is run. They created Jugaad, producing creative products for the home that employs women in the village and gives them 60% of their income.
www.karmmarg.com/
Since we began contributing to Karm Marg in 2004, this makes a total of £329,794 MUKTI has donated.
NAZ CARE HOME: a total of £2,500 for the care and education of children who are HIV Positive.
NazCare Home is a home for abandoned HIV Positive children and children living with AIDS, The staff includes doctors and nurses to provide for their special needs.
www.nazindia.org/nazcare-home/
Since we began contributing to the Naz Care home in 2006, this makes a total of £149,890 MUKTI has donated of which £49,090 was given by Yoga teachers from the Asociación de Yoga Tradicional in Spain.
GANDHIGHAR KACHHOLI: a total of £3,000 for the education of children at Gandhighar, a centre of excellence for learning for children with disabilities on the outskirts of Kachholi in Gujarat.
www.gandhigharkachholi.com/
Since we began contributing to Gandhighar in 2022, this makes a total of £5,500 MUKTI has donated.
LAUNCHPAD: £2,500 to Launchpad Reading to help homeless people in Reading
Launchpad is Reading’s premiere homelessness prevention charity. It works to prevent homelessness, provides homes and rebuilds lives.
Since we began contributing to Launchpad in 2015, this makes a
total of £17,000 MUKTI has donated.
www.launchpadreading.org.uk/
New Beginnings Reading: £2,500 to New Beginnings to help homeless people in Reading.
Mukti has begun this year to provide grants for New Beginnings Reading which provides a friendly atmosphere
where homeless people can go to eat. It also provides a selection of foods donated by grocery stores that can be taken from their
community fridge as well as a drop-in service that does not require referral.
www.newbeginningsreading.org/
Guide Dogs for the Blind: £500 to Guide Dogs to help visually impaired people live independently. This money was raised from the Blindfold Yoga classes organised by the TYA in 2023.
KARM MARG: a total of £12,000
in 2022.
Karm Marg is a home for street children on the outskirts of Delhi. It creates a family
atmosphere and the children have a major decision-making role in how their home is run. They
created Jugaad, producing creative products for the home that employs women in the village and
gives them 60% of their income.
www.karmmarg.com/
Since we began contributing to Karm Marg in 2004, this makes a total of £314,516 MUKTI has donated.
NAZ CARE HOME: a total of
£2,000 for the care and education of children who are HIV Positive.
NazCare Home is a home for abandoned HIV Positive children and children living with AIDS, The
staff includes doctors and nurses to provide for their special needs.
www.nazindia.org/nazcare-home/
Since we began contributing to the Naz Care home in 2006, this makes a total of £147,390 MUKTI has donated of which £49,090 was given by Yoga teachers from the Asociación de Yoga Tradicional in Spain.
GANDHIGHAR KACHHOLI: a total of
£2,500 for the education of children at Gandhighar, a centre of excellence for learning for children with disabilities on the outskirts of Kachholi in Gujarat.
www.gandhigharkachholi.com/
LAUNCHPAD: £4000 to Launchpad, Reading to help homeless people in Reading
Since we began contributing to Launchpad in 2015, this makes a total of £14,500 MUKTI has donated.
KARM MARG: a total of £18,000
in 2021.
Karm Marg is a home for street children on the outskirts of Delhi. It creates a family
atmosphere and the children have a major decision-making role in how their home is run. They
created Jugaad, producing creative products for the home that employs women in the village and
gives them 60% of their income.
www.karmmarg.com/
Since we began contributing to Karm Marg in 2004, this makes a total of £302,516 MUKTI has donated.
NAZ CARE HOME: a total of
£5,000 for the care and education of children who are HIV Positive.
NazCare Home is a home for abandoned HIV Positive children and children living with AIDS, The
staff includes doctors and nurses to provide for their special needs.
www.nazindia.org/nazcare-home/
Since we began contributing to the Naz Care home in 2006, this makes a total of £145,390 MUKTI has donated of which £49,090 was given by Yoga teachers from the Asociación de Yoga Tradicional in Spain.
CENTREPOINT: a total of £2500 in 2021 to help homeless young people in the UK.
Since we began contributing to Centrepoint in 2013, this makes a total of £10,870 MUKTI has donated.
LAUNCHPAD: £2500 to Launchpad, Reading to help homeless people in Reading
Since we began contributing to Launchpad in 2015, this makes a total of £10,500 MUKTI has donated.
KARM MARG: a total of £16,000
in 2020 .
Karm Marg is a home for street children on the outskirts of Delhi. It creates a family
atmosphere and the children have a major decision-making role in how their home is run. They
created Jugaad, producing creative products for the home that employs women in the village and
gives them 60% of their income.
www.karmmarg.com/
Since we began contributing to Karm Marg in 2004, this makes a total of £284,516 MUKTI has donated.
NAZ CARE HOME: a total of
£7,000 for the care and education of children who are HIV Positive.
NazCare Home is a home for abandoned HIV Positive children and children living with AIDS, The
staff includes doctors and nurses to provide for their special needs.
www.nazindia.org/nazcare-home/
Since we began contributing to the Naz Care home in 2006, this makes a total of £140,390 MUKTI has donated of which £49,090 was given by Yoga teachers from the Asociación de Yoga Tradicional in Spain.
CENTREPOINT: a total of £2000 in 2020 to help homeless young people in the UK.
Since we began contributing to Centrepoint in 2013, this makes a total of £8,370 MUKTI has donated.
LAUNCHPAD: £3000 to Launchpad, Reading to help homeless people in Reading
Since we began contributing to Launchpad in 2015, this makes a total of £8,000 MUKTI has donated.
CHILDREN OF LIGHT SCHOOL: £1000 to this Outreach Programme in Cape Town, South Africa.
Since we began contributing to this Outreach Programme in 2017, this makes a total of £2,000 that MUKTI has donated.
KARM MARG: a total of £11,000
in 2019 .
Karm Marg is a home for street children on the outskirts of Delhi. It creates a family
atmosphere and the children have a major decision-making role in how their home is run. They
created Jugaad, producing creative products for the home that employs women in the village and
gives them 60% of their income.
www.karmmarg.com/
Since we began contributing to Karm Marg in 2004, this makes a total of £268,516 MUKTI has donated.
NAZ CARE HOME: a total of
£2,000 for the care and education of children who are HIV Positive.
NazCare Home is a home for abandoned HIV Positive children and children living with AIDS, The
staff includes doctors and nurses to provide for their special needs.
www.nazindia.org/nazcare-home/
Since we began contributing to the Naz Care home in 2006, this makes a total of £133,390 MUKTI has donated of which £49,090 was given by Yoga teachers from the Asociación de Yoga Tradicional in Spain.
CENTREPOINT: a total of £1500 in 2019 to help homeless young people in the UK.
Since we began contributing to Centrepoint in 2013, this makes a total of £6,370 MUKTI has donated.
LAUNCHPAD: £1500 to Launchpad, Reading to help homeless people in Reading
Since we began contributing to Launchpad in 2015, this makes a total of £5,000 MUKTI has donated.
KARM MARG: a total of £10,000
in 2018 .
Karm Marg is a home for street children on the outskirts of Delhi. It creates a family
atmosphere and the children have a major decision-making role in how their home is run. They
created Jugaad, producing creative products for the home that employs women in the village and
gives them 60% of their income.
www.karmmarg.com/
Since we began contributing to Karm Marg in 2004, this makes a total of £257,516 MUKTI has donated.
NAZ CARE HOME: a total of
£3,000 for the care and education of children who are HIV Positive.
NazCare Home is a home for abandoned HIV Positive children and children living with AIDS, The
staff includes doctors and nurses to provide for their special needs.
www.nazindia.org/nazcare-home/
Since we began contributing to the Naz Care home in 2006, this makes a total of £131,390 MUKTI has donated of which £49,090 was given by Yoga teachers from the Asociación de Yoga Tradicional in Spain.
CENTREPOINT: a total of £1000 in 2018 to help homeless young people in the UK.
Since we began contributing to Centrepoint in 2013, this makes a total of £4,870 MUKTI has donated.
LAUNCHPAD: £1000 to Launchpad, Reading to help homeless people in Reading
Since we began contributing to Launchpad in 2015, this makes a total of £3,500 MUKTI has donated.
DEPRESSION XPRESSION: £250 in 2018 to help a group in Reading which supports people with depression
Since we began contributing to Depression Expression in 2016, this makes a total of £750 MUKTI has donated.
KARM MARG : During 2017 we donated £11,000 for the children’s education and staff salaries; and £500 for an honorarium to Veena Lal, Karm Marg’s founder/director.
The total given to Karm Marg during 2017: £11,500.
Since we began contributing to Karm Marg in 2004, this makes a total of £247,516.
NAZ CARE HOME : In 2017 we gave a total of £3,000 for the care and education of children who are HIV Positive.
Since we began contributing to the Naz Care Home in 2006, this makes a total of £128,390 Mukti has donated of which £49,090 was given by Yoga teachers from the Asociación de Yoga Tradicional in Spain.
MAHER : Maher has extended its provision for battered women and their children to older women ~ mostly widows ~ who were abandoned and living on the streets. This home ~ called Suhksandhya (which means ‘the sweet years’) ~ now houses 43 older ladies.
Total given to Maher in 2017 for Suhksandhya was £2,000.
Since we began contributing to Maher in 2010, this makes a total of £69,368.
OUTREACH PROGRAMME, CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA : Mukti donated £1,000 this year toward the Outreach Programme
RISHIKESH ORPHANS : Mukti has been funding the education of two children in Rishikesh, one of whom has now completed school and begun college, and the other is taking his final exams in March next year.
This year we sent £279 for school fees, making a total of £1,339 since we began contributing.
HOMELESS PEOPLE IN THE UK
CENTREPOINT, LONDON : for the provision of shelter, Mukti donated £1,000 this year.
Since we began contributing in 2013 this brings our total given to Centrepoint to £3,870.
LAUNCHPAD, READING : which provides shelter for homeless people in the Reading area: £1,000.
This brings the total given to Launchpad since 2015 to £2,500.
MAHER: a total of £5,000 in 2016 to Sukhsandhya.
Since we began contributing to Maher in 2010, this makes a total of £67,370 MUKTI has donated.
KARM MARG: a total of £11,500 in 2016 - including £10,500 for the children's education and staff salaries; and an honorarium of £1,000 to Veena Lal, Karm Marg's founder/director.
Since we began contributing to Karm Marg in 2004, this makes a total of £236,016 MUKTI has donated.
NAZ CARE HOME: a total of £2,000 for the care and education of children who are HIV Positive
Since we began contributing to the Naz Care home in 2006, this makes a total of £125,390 MUKTI has donated of which £49,090 was given by Yoga teachers from the Asociación de Yoga Tradicional in Spain.
GOA YMCA : a total of £4,372 in 2016 to support children in Goa who are in need of financial assistance to complete their education.
Since 2013 we have donated £12,422 for this project.
RISHIKESH, INDIA: £285 for school fees for two children.
CENTREPOINT: a total of £500 in 2016 to help homeless young people in the UK.
Since we began contributing to Centrepoint in 2013, this makes a total of £2,870 MUKTI has donated.
LAUNCHPAD: £500 to Launchpad, Reading to help homeless people in Reading
Since we began contributing to Launchpad in 2015, this makes a total of £1,500 MUKTI has donated.
DEPRESSION XPRESSION: £250 in 2016 to help a group in Reading which supports people with depression
MAHER: a total of £10,900 in 2015 to Sukhsandhya.
Since we began contributing to Maher in 2010, this makes a total of £62,370 MUKTI has donated.
Karm Marg: a total of £12,000 in 2015 - including £10,000 for the children's education and staff salaries; and an honorarium of £2000 to Veena Lal, Karm Marg's founder/director.
Since we began contributing to Karm Marg in 2004, this makes a total of £224,516 MUKTI has donated.
Goa YMCA : a total of £4,732 in 2015 to support children in Goa who are in need of financial assistance to complete their education.
Since 2013 we have donated £12,422 for this project.
Rishikesh, India: £242 for school fees for two children.
Centrepoint: £1,938 of this £438 was donated to sponsor 3 rooms for homeless young people in the UK for a year
Since we began contributing to Centrepoint in 2013, this makes a total of £2,370 MUKTI has donated.
Launchpad: £1,000 to Launchpad in Reading to help homless people.
Naz Care Home: Since 2013 Yoga teachers from the Asociación de Yoga Tradicional in Spain have taken responsibility for raising money for the Naz Care Home.
From 2006 to 2012 MUKTI UK donated a total of £74,300 to the Naz Care Home.
MAHER: a total of £10,200 in 2013 - including £10,000 to Sukhsandhya; and £200 to a young woman who had grown up at Maher and was getting married.
Since we began contributing to Maher in 2010, this makes a total of £35,900 MUKTI has donated.
Karm Marg: a total of £15,000 in 2013 - including £12,000 for the children's education and staff salaries; and an honorarium of £3000 to Veena Lal, Karm Marg's founder/director.
Since we began contributing to Karm Marg in 2004, this makes a total of £199,500 MUKTI has donated.
Goa Boys Education: with support from James D'Silva and his Garuda students, a total of £3,900 for living expenses, accommodation and education for 4 young men at college in Goa.
Rishikesh, India: £190 for school fees for two children.
Centrepoint: £432 to sponsor 3 rooms for homeless young people in the UK for a year.
Crisis at Christmas Appeal: £1,092 for 5 tables for a total of 50 homeless people, providing hot meals, medical check-ups and other services on Christmas Day.
Since we began contributing to Crisis at Christmas in 2012, this makes a total of £1498 MUKTI has donated.
Naz Care Home: Since 2013 Yoga teachers from the Asociación de Yoga Tradicional in Spain have taken responsibility for raising money for the Naz Care Home.
From 2006 to 2012 MUKTI UK donated a total of £74,300 to the Naz Care Home.
