SDG Day
A Society-wide sharing on the Sustainable Development Goals. A representative from the Eco Healing Centre participated as a featured panelist, speaking on SDG 13, Climate Action.
The annual calendar
Some dates are fixed in the international calendar, some move with the intake. All of them are marked on the campus at Bibwewadi.
A Society-wide sharing on the Sustainable Development Goals. A representative from the Eco Healing Centre participated as a featured panelist, speaking on SDG 13, Climate Action.
A celebration and awareness session on women’s empowerment and sustainable health at the Outreach Centre. A Society resource person was invited as chief guest at an awareness gathering in Ahmednagar.
Marked at Samanvaya alongside the Centre’s rainwater harvesting work, which sustains the greening of the hill through the dry months.
Part of the Samanvaya environment cycle, shared with collaborators and the neighbouring community.
Tied to the campus biodiversity record begun alongside visiting ecologists and conservationists — observing and protecting the life forms that share the hillside.
The largest of the environment observances at Samanvaya, on the hillside the sisters greened by hand.
The six-day residential programme for nursing students, college students and the public. Recent intakes have run throughout the season. See Programmes for the curriculum and details.
Games, prizes and a cultural programme for the children of the outreach families and neighbouring communities.
An awareness day and a celebration with the outreach families — games, cultural performances and a shared meal. Marked every year with families in the programme.
NGOs, student groups, youth and children’s groups and nature lovers book the Eco Centre for short courses, sessions, seminars and quiet days throughout the year.
Observances that follow the international calendar are shown on their standard calendar date.
From the ministries
Drawn from recent community updates, workshop reports, and campus milestones.

Carrying forward the living vision of Anna Dengel and the Medical Mission Sisters, celebrations and community reflections were inaugurated here on the hillside. The Society Working Committee also gathered at the Eco Centre alongside students and neighbours.
Invited as chief guest by the NGO Aasha Ankur for their Women’s Day celebration in Bhokar, a Society resource person spoke on sustainable health, linking it to the UN’s third Sustainable Development Goal — deep breathing, exercise, water, sleep, sun and a positive attitude as primary prevention.
One of five panelists at the Society-wide online sharing on the Sustainable Development Goals, a Society representative presented reflections on SDG 13, Climate Action, in the context of Eco Healing and Health.
A new concrete pathway runs down the hill to the Healing Centre, allowing people to reach it by wheelchair, auto or scooter.
Ecologists from the Institute for Ecology and Livelihood Action led a day’s workshop on One Health and ecosystem stewardship, beginning a campus-wide record of the life forms sharing the campus.
The outreach team helped street-living children enrol in local school in Bibwewadi, and follows up regularly with the children, their families and their teachers. World AIDS Day was marked with the families in community solidarity.
Nursing students from colleges across Maharashtra have participated in workshop sessions and experiential learning activities.
Society practitioners completed specialized certification and hold credentials in Sujok and auricular therapy, applying both therapies in daily practice at the Healing Centre.