Nobel Laureate Mother Teresa Charitable Trust

Unlike emergency ambulances, ambulances are crewed by people with less training and are outfitted with life-supporting equipment. Although they often offer both emergency response and patient transfer, an ambulance service's main responsibility is to provide emergency pre-hospital medical care. Between potentially fatal circumstances and moments of life-saving action are ambulances.

In Chennai, India, the Mother Teresa Charitable Trust launched this ambulance service in 2007. The ambulance is currently affiliated with the Church of South India Diocese's Kanyakumari Medical Mission Hospital Neyyoor, which offers free ambulance service to the impoverished of Tamil Nadu's Kanyakumari area. Additionally, it serves as a mobile cancer research unit. The ambulance provides free transportation for the ill to hospitals.

The Mother Teresa Vocational Training Units assist in giving people useful skills. The goal is to develop long-lasting youth skill-building initiatives that will promote entrepreneurship and industrial employment. Our goals are to give impoverished youngsters from economically disadvantaged families training in vocational skills and subsequently employment possibilities.

to assist young people in gaining the self-assurance and fundamental abilities required for success in the workforce.
to fulfil the labour needs of India's fast-growing industries.
to foster entrepreneurship by providing funding and mentoring.
to become self-sufficient
to attain economic development