Namma Mane — A Home With Dignity

A Home With Dignity

“Namma Mane” is not merely a shelter for destitute senior citizens; it is a warm and compassionate home that gives elderly lives who may have lost love, family, and hope, a renewed sense of dignity and belonging.

Every person deserves to spend the later years of life with care, respect, security, and companionship.

With an estimated project cost of ₹30 crore, this initiative is being planned to provide a safe and comfortable home for approximately 1,500 to 2,000 senior citizens, along with the necessary facilities and services for their well-being.

As part of the “Namma Mane” project, IBMCT will initially provide free accommodation, nutritious food, healthcare, and other essential facilities for around 500 elderly people.

The campus will include beautiful gardens, walking paths, meditation spaces, prayer and spiritual areas, recreational facilities, dining facilities, healthcare services, and other amenities required for the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of senior citizens.

It is said that every elderly person deserves a dignified and peaceful life. “You are not alone; this is your home” — this is the assurance that “Namma Mane” seeks to provide.

“Namma Mane” is not just a shelter; it is a place where elderly people can live with dignity, peace, love, care, and a sense of belonging.

A compassionate initiative by IBMCT – International Buddhist Monks Charitable Trust.