The Navajyothi MOMS Charitable Society is an organization for poor, self- employed women workers in the community. Established in 2009, it is a registered charitable organization owned by Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church. It is a registered society under 'The Travancore-Cochin Literary, Scientific and Charitable Societies Registration Act, 1955' and has been registered with the Income Tax Department of the Central Government and has received IT Exemption Certificate under Section 12AA and 80G.

Mission of the organization: We aim at women development and poverty alleviation through agriculture, self-employment, micro credit, micro- small -medium enterprises (MSME), product distribution, waste management and training programmes. We also lay special emphasis on the welfare of widows, differently abled young women and single women.

The Navajyothi MOMS's main goal is to organize women for full employment, whereby they obtain work security, income security, food security and social security. We organize women to ensure that every family obtains full employment and regular income.

Navajyothi encourage women to achieve their goals of employment and self-reliance through the strategy of participatory development and empowerment. More than ever, our members are ready to face the winds of change and the impact of the pandemic through hard work and self-reliance.

Through small-scale rural-based food processing units, we support women by offering market for farm products and generate off-farm employment.

With higher levels of skills women adjust more effectively to the challenges and opportunities of the present world. Our 'Capacity building and Revolving fund programme' ensures the economic and social growth of women.

It is important to achieve "sustainable agricultural production" for eradicating hunger and stimulating economic growth. We encourage women to have roof-top farming in urban areas and subsistence farming in rural areas by supporting crop production and raising livestock.

We have more than 200 active women Self Help Groups (SHGs) in 14 districts of the Kerala state. All these groups are involved in various small-scale production activities, which include candle making, LED bulb/star assembling, stitching, confectionary making, catering, poultry rearing, goat rearing and small-scale farming.

Our units also take-up charitable activities like supporting cancer patients, kidney patients and students deprived economically, through selling locally made products.

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