About Us | AMURT Africa

Meet Our Founder

Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar (21 May 1921 – 21 October 1990), revered by his followers as Shrii Shrii Ánandamúrti (Ánanda Múrti meaning “Embodiment of Bliss”) and affectionately known as Bábá (“Father”), was a distinguished spiritual teacher, philosopher, social reformer, linguist, prolific author, and composer of 5,018 songs, primarily in the Bengali language. In 1955, he founded Ananda Marga (The Path of Bliss) as a spiritual and socio-cultural organization, which continues to provide guidance in meditation and yoga while implementing extensive social service and disaster relief initiatives worldwide.

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Our Vision

A just, inclusive, and resilient society founded on solidarity, mutual respect, and shared human dignity.

Our Mission

To enhance the quality of life of vulnerable and marginalised populations by promoting equitable access to healthcare, strengthening community values, and improving socio-economic well-being.

Guiding Principles

AMURT’s fundamental values offering guidance in implementation of the mission includes :

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Caring Attitude

Demonstrating compassionate support and concern for the underprivileged community. Through this, AMURT educates PLWHAS on Income Generating Activities so as to sustain their livelihood

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Donor Friendly

AMURT has over 10 donors and maintains close relations through providing quarterly, semiannual and annual reports and feedback on project progress.

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Financial Sustainability

We believe in meeting future needs of rural and urban informal settlements for years to come. AMURT therefore strives to carry out its mission strategically to ensure sufficient financial resources are available.

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Integrity & Accountability

We have the highest level of integrity and accountability in its administration, service, and outreach activities in line with the mission and objectives. AMURT maintains accurate reports and records for activities carried out.

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Respect

While AMURT provides support to the rural community and informal settlements, it recognizes the community’s culture and religion and does so without interference or coercion. AMURT practices are non religious, non political and non profit.

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Partnerships

We works with various partners to meet project objectives through partner support in offering quality services, advocacy. AMURT strives to educate the public in the interest of rural and urban informal settlements.

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