Ramakrishna Ashrama Sasthamangalam
Thiruvananthapuram 695010
Kerala, India.
Phones: 0471-322125, 322453,
326603, 327393 & 327607


A Note from the Website Administrator
We have not yet been able to get in touch with this center and collect a formal appeal, which we plan to do over course of time but which might take a considerable while due to our having to get in touch with a large number of centers, the remoteness of the centers, as well as their not having any readymade formal appeals in hand.

What we have portrayed below, therefore, is the philanthrophic/charitable activities conducted by this center as submitted in their annual report to the Ramakrishna Mission Headquarters.

As should be obvious, all philanthrophic/charitable activities of Ramakrishna Mission are supported through contributions from kind hearted folks and/or institutions.


The Ashrama was started in 1916 on a hillock at Nettayam, 9 km. away from the town.

The town centre, whereto the focus of activity was shitfted later, conducts the following:

  • A 275-bed hospital (106 free beds) with paediatrics, surgical, ENT, dentistry, ophthalmology, maternity, psychiatry, dermatology and venerology departments that treats about 10,860 in-patients and 1,64,161 out-patients annually.
  • A residential school of nursing for general nursing-cum-midwifery training with 77 trainees.
  • Daily worship, religious discourses and birth anniversaries of religious celebrities
Under the rural health service programme, the following are conducted:
  • Mini health centres in 6 villages of Thiruvananthapuram district and a rural health centre at Nettayam treating about 19225 patients annually with the help of the mobile unit,
  • Youth programmes, personality development classes etc. are held,
  • Pecuniary help is given to poor people for buying medicines,
  • 284 children given school uniforms and 206 poor students given text books
  • 3 medical camps are conducted treating about 525 cases annually.
The Nettayam sub-centre conducts the following:
  • Daily worship,
  • Celebration of the birthdays of Sri Ramakrishna, the Holy Mother and Swami Vivekananda as also some festivals, and
  • Regular classes and discourses.