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We live by faith

In 1933, Late Mr. P.C. George opened his own dwelling to the destitutes and his sister Leyamma nursed the inmates. This was the humble beginning of Mundakapadam Mandirams.

Mandiram – A synonym for charity

Mandiram offers a spectrum of charitable activities – Home for the Indigent (Agathi Mandiram), Senior Homes, Balika Mandiram, Child Sponsorship Project, Palliative Care Project, Home care Service, Community Health Project and the Mandiram Hospice!

Mandiram Hospital – Healthcare for All

Mandiram Hospital extends free medical care to the inmates of the Agathi Mandiram, Balika Mandiram, Hospice and to hundreds of poor and needy persons from the nearby villages.

Vision 2030

Mandiram Hospital has embarked on a Project to upgrade and modernize its services and facilities in keeping pace with the technological advances in the field of healthcare.

We Need Your Help

To upgrade the services and facilities at Mandiram Hospital.
To support the ongoing free services provided to needy people.

Donation Form

Donate & participate

We depend upon the munificence of individuals, Trusts, Foundations and Corporate Houses for funds. Donations to Mandiram are eligible for Tax Exemption under section 80G of the I.T. Act. Corporate Houses can extend valuable support to Mandirams through CSR Grants.

You can visit Mandiram Hospital Administrative Office to make donations.
You can transfer your donation by cheque or through Bank Transfer.
Kindly fill-up and submit the Form above for making donations.

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To administer the School of Nursing

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To be in touch with all progress in medical science.

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To provide expert medical aid to all those who come to the Hospital for treatment, with special consideration for needy and underprivileged, providing free treatment whenever necessary.

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To provide free medical aid to inmates, sevinees and staff of Agathi Mandiram and Balika Mandiram.

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To bear witness to Jesus Christ through the Ministry of Healing.

Dr. Sherin Mathew

1943 – 1946

Dr. Accamma Abraham Puthenpurackal and Dr. P.C. Mathew served in the Dispensary in succession.

Dr. Tessy Mathew

Dr. Pooja Rajagopal

Dr. Mini Nair