Village Care Society is a registered voluntary organization committed to the development, reconstruction, and social welfare of underserved communities. Established as a non-political, non-governmental organization (NGO), it has earned recognition for its work in improving the lives of marginalized and vulnerable populations. The organization was officially registered on 20th March 2001 under the Society Registration Act of 1860 (Act 21) and later registered under the Mumbai Public Trust Act of 1950 (Act 20) on 3rd July 2001. This legal foundation has allowed Village Care Society to operate effectively and transparently in its mission to uplift the lives of the underprivileged, particularly in rural and urban India.

The genesis of Village Care Society was driven by a group of passionate and dedicated individuals, all of whom shared a common vision: to improve the lives of the poorest and most vulnerable segments of society. These individuals, motivated by a sense of compassion and social responsibility, recognized the urgent need for welfare activities aimed at alleviating poverty and addressing social disparities. Through their collaborative efforts, the organization was founded with a central goal — to foster holistic development and provide social support to the disadvantaged populations of both rural and urban India.

As a not-for-profit organization, Village Care Society’s primary focus is on creating lasting, positive change in the lives of those who are most in need. The organization works tirelessly to bridge the gap between the privileged and underprivileged communities, helping people rise above the challenges posed by poverty, illiteracy, unemployment, and social exclusion. The group’s vision has always been to foster a sense of dignity, empowerment, and opportunity for people who often find themselves marginalized from the mainstream society.