We serve underserved communities through health outreach, rural health volunteers, literacy for nomadic and migrant children, and help for students.
Compassion in action
Our calling to make disciples comes with practical care for communities. This care is not a substitute for the gospel. It is an expression of Christian compassion and a way of serving our neighbors with dignity and love.
Each program starts from a local need, is sustained by local leaders, and aims for lasting change, not dependence. The people we serve receive every service free of charge.
Programs
Three programs meet practical needs alongside spiritual ones, among underserved people.
Community health
We hold regular health outreach programs in rural and underserved communities across India. Trained volunteers and medical professionals address both preventive and primary care needs:
The aim is communities that are more aware, more proactive, and healthier.
Capacity building
We equip local volunteers to become frontline health facilitators in their own communities. The goal is a care network that lasts beyond any single program visit:
It follows the same multiplication principle as the rest of our work: trained local leaders serving their own communities.
Education
Children in nomadic and migrant communities often fall outside formal schooling, because moving so often makes attending school hard or impossible. We bring learning to them:
We want every child to have the chance to learn, grow, and build a better future, wherever life has placed them.
From the field
Some of our local disciple makers train through the Community Health Promoters Certificate (CHPC), a distance-education course from Christian Medical College (CMC). It covers health awareness, basic screening, and getting people to medical care in time. In 2026 they completed the course’s in-person contact program.
Part of the training is knowing its limits. Prayer and proper medical treatment go together, so workers learn when to refer someone for care.
Help for students
Many children and students in our mission fields need financial help to stay in school. As part of our community work, the MMF Education and Hope Fund helps students from poor families continue their education. Wherever practical, fees are paid directly to the school or college. The fund has begun by helping students who are training as nurses.
Our desire goes beyond meeting fees. Each student is encouraged to stay in regular contact with an MMF mentor, to study Scripture, to pray, and to apply God’s Word in everyday life. In time, we hope each one becomes a blessing to others.
Stand with us
Pray with us for the communities we serve through health outreach, volunteer training, literacy work, and education. If you would like to hear more, we would love to talk with you.
