Mother Teresa's Charity Home Visit

At a glance

Duration: Approximately 2 to 2.5 hours, offering a meaningful experience in humanitarian work and social service.
Transport: A private car for the trip.
Price: Agreed with you based on your specific requirements and any additional services you may need.
Lunch: As this is a shorter morning tour, lunch can be arranged afterward at a place of your choice.
Itinerary: Fully customizable. Whether you want to spend more time at a particular area or adjust the schedule, we are happy to accommodate your needs.

Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity Home in Agra is a place of compassion and service, offering care to the sick, abandoned, and destitute.

Introduction and Orientation15 minutes

1
Introduction and Orientation
15 minutes
Meet with the guide or a representative from the Missionaries of Charity. Get a brief introduction to the life and legacy of Mother Teresa and the specific role of the Agra home. Learn about the various services provided, including care for the sick, elderly, children, and the mentally challenged.
2
Guided Tour of the Facility
35 minutes
Tour the living quarters where residents are cared for. Visit the children's section to observe orphaned or abandoned children, the medical care unit where the sick and elderly receive treatment, and the serene prayer room or chapel.
3
Interaction with Staff and Volunteers
25 minutes
Engage with the nuns, staff, and volunteers who dedicate their lives to serving the residents. Hear personal stories and participate in a Q&A session to learn more about the home's operations and challenges.
4
Optional Volunteer Activity
30 minutes
Depending on the day and your interest, you might assist with simple tasks such as serving meals, organizing donations, or simply spending quality time with the residents.

Best time to visit
Morning hours, typically between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM, when activities at the home are in full swing.
Respectful Conduct
Maintain a respectful demeanor throughout the visit. The home is a place of sanctuary for many vulnerable individuals.
Dress code
Wear modest and comfortable clothing, making sure to cover your shoulders and knees.
No Photography
In many cases, photography might be restricted to protect the privacy of the residents. Always ask for permission before taking any photos.
Health Precautions
If you're feeling unwell, it's best to reschedule your visit to avoid posing any risk to the residents.
Transportation
A private vehicle is the easiest and most comfortable way to travel to and from the site.
Donations
Consider making a donation to support the house.

Tell us your dates and anything you would like to change. We will agree the price with you.