Serving Communities
Restoring Hope

Great Commission Ministries is a registered Indian NGO that has served the most vulnerable communities of rural Telangana since 1994 — orphaned and abandoned children, Dalit and tribal families, widows, and unreached villages — through an integrated model of care that addresses spiritual, physical, educational, and economic need together.

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Founded in 1994 by Rev. M.N. Ashirvadam and Mrs. Miriam Mylaram in Bollepally village, Bhongir, Great Commission Ministries began on the belief that every person deserves dignity, hope, and opportunity. Born from a deep conviction to serve the marginalized and forgotten, our organization has grown from a small group of volunteers into a compassionate network reaching thousands of lives across multiple communities.

From shelter to education, from healing to spiritual renewal, we bear witness to the profound transformations that occur when compassion meets action — today from our field base at Malyala Village, Bommalaramaram Mandal, Yadadri–Bhongir District.

Christian charity · Independent registered NGO (Society) · Religious · Educational · Social · 31st anniversary marked in 2025

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Mission Statement

Our mission is simple: No child without a home, no village without the Gospel, and no woman without dignity.

Every life we touch is a testament to what God can do with willing hands.

Our Core Convictions

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We do not stop at eighteen.

GCM walks with each child until they are fully settled in life — through college, into employment, and in several cases through their weddings.

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Dignity before charity.

Children receive identity, names, birthdays, and belonging — not merely food and shelter.

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Whole-person care.

Spiritual formation, education, healthcare, counselling, and vocational skill are treated as one continuous work.

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Local, rooted, accountable.

GCM is Indian-founded, Indian-led, and answerable to Indian regulators, local authorities, and its international partners.

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Regardless of caste, creed, or background.

Written into the founding society constitution: service to all, irrespective of religion, caste, creed, language or region.

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Featured Impact

Orphan Care

Providing shelter, education & hope

Medical Camps

Free healthcare for underserved communities

Dorcas Sewing Centres

Economic empowerment for women

Church Planting

Spiritual roots in underserved regions

Dalit Care & Anti-Trafficking

Protecting the most vulnerable families

Impact at a Glance

Every figure below is drawn from GCM's own annual activity reports and donor reporting — the numbers cleared for public display.

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Active Initiatives

Ashir Orphan Children's Home

Orphan Care

Providing vulnerable children with shelter, nutrition, education, and the love they deserve to thrive.

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Medical camps

Medical Camps

Delivering free healthcare services and medical support to communities without access to basic health facilities.

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Dorcas Sewing Centres

Equipping women with sewing skills and machines to create sustainable income and economic independence.

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Church planting

Church Planting

Establishing spiritual communities and churches in regions where faith-based support is needed most.

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Dalit Care & Anti-Trafficking

Reaching marginalised families with basic needs and standing against human trafficking in our communities.

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Glimpse Into Tomorrow

Ashir English Medium School

Ashir English Medium School

Ground broken 29 March 2025 on 3 acres at our Malyala campus — serving Ashir Children's Home and the surrounding villages.

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Beyond Eighteen: Real Outcomes

Our care does not end at eighteen. Here is what that commitment looks like a few years on.

Education · International

Benjamin — Orphan to a British University

Topper of his B.Sc. Computer Science course, Benjamin has received an official admission letter from the University of Bedfordshire, UK, to pursue an MBA.
Employment

Suresh — Now Working in the City

Rescued from serious neglect as a child, Suresh has completed his degree and now works at a finance firm — earning his own salary and supporting himself.
Education · Discipleship

Rakesh — A College Seat for an Orphan Boy

Orphaned before ten, Rakesh has secured a seat at Kings College, where discipleship training runs alongside the academic curriculum.
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Stories That Inspire

Witness the impact of compassion, faith, and service through real stories from the field.

Orphan Care Manish and Tanish's story

Manish & Tanish

Brought to GCM as little boys after their family fell apart, the brothers were raised with love and education — today they are settled, working men living with dignity.
Orphan Care Ramadevi's story

Ramadevi

A teacher noticed a girl missing school to raise her siblings. Welcomed by GCM in 1999, Ramadevi went on to become Head Nurse at Gandhi Hospital.
Medical Camps Restoring sight through a medical camp

Restoring Sight

An elderly woman lost to cataracts regained her sight through a free GCM eye camp — seeing her family clearly again for the first time in years.
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