Mudhiyor Balar Kudumba Grama Pannai
(Family Village Farm)
(Family Village Farm)
About Us
Founded in 1969 by Dr. Pauline E. King, Mudhiyor Balar Kudumba Grama Pannai (MBKG Pannai) is an Indian organization dedicated to providing a nurturing home for orphans, the elderly, and the destitute. MBKG Pannai's mission is to translate the love of God into action by offering shelter, education, and support. With a focus on empowering children through education and vocational training, the organization has thrived for over four decades, leaving a lasting impact on those it serves.
How can you help ?
Sponsor a Child
Support a child's education, health and future with monthly contribution and visits. You will receive messages with love and thanks from the children and regular updates.
Sponsor NowDonate
Our campus is still growing and as time goes by the needs increases. You can donate food, cloths, amenities, and a lot more to help us.
Donate NowGive India
MBKG Pannai is registered and verified by Give India. You can make donations through Give India portal as well.
Give NowNews Letters
We have regular updates on the happenings in the campus through newsletters every few months.
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Dr. Pauline E. King
Founder
Dr. Pauline E. King came to India as a medical missionary in 1955 with what today is the United Church of Christ/Global Ministries in United States of America.
In 1969 she founded Mudhiyor Balar Kudumba Grama Pannai called in English as the Family Village Farm, a living community for orphans, elderly and the destitute. Dr. King worked for many years as a professor and public health nurse at the Christian Medical College and Hospital in Vellore, India and she managed the Family Village Farm until her retirement in 1988.
Who we are
Family Village Farm provides home for the orphans, destitute and deserted to utilize the opportunities we provide them
What we do
We provide food, clothing, accommodation, Education and Medical care for the children
Best ICSH
The organization was recognized as the "BEST INTEGRATED COMPLEX OF SPECIAL HOMES"