Prem Seva Sansthan is a well-known non-profit organization in Vrindavan, dedicated to the care, shelter, and support of widows, abandoned women, and the underprivileged. Its mission is to provide a safe and compassionate environment, along with medical aid, food, clothing, and spiritual upliftment for those in need—especially for women who are often left homeless in Vrindavan.

Prem Seva Sansthan is located in Chaitanya Vihar, Phase-1, Vrindavan, near ISKCON Temple and other spiritual landmarks. It is easily accessible by auto-rickshaws and is frequently visited by devotees, donors, and volunteers looking to contribute or spend time in seva (service).

You can support Prem Seva Sansthan by donating money, clothes, food items, medicines, or other essentials either in person or online. The Sansthan accepts donations via bank transfer, UPI, or cash and also provides official receipts for charitable tax benefits. Many also contribute by sponsoring meals, medicines, or beds for residents.

Yes, Prem Seva Sansthan welcomes volunteers from India and abroad to engage in seva activities like serving food, helping with daily routines, organizing bhajan sessions, or offering medical and educational support. Volunteers are encouraged to contact the trust in advance and are guided on how best they can serve during their visit.

While Prem Seva Sansthan is rooted in spiritual values of selfless service and compassion, it functions as an independent charitable trust and is not officially affiliated with any single guru or sect. However, it often collaborates with local temples, ashrams, and devotees who contribute regularly to its seva activities.