Gandhi Rural Rehabilitation Center was started in 1983 by three physically disabled artisans, in a determined attempt to overcome their poverty.  What began as a small weaver's collective and training centre diversified over the years to embrace the many needs of the disabled community in the rural villages around Alampoondi.

Over the last two decades, GRRC has evolved into a broad resource base  and support system for physically and mentally challenged individuals.  Our growth has been organic and somewhat unpredictable, responding to the needs and opportunities presented by the rural community itself.

We invite you to familiarize yourself with our mission, our organization, and our work.  There are many ways you can support our activities, including making financial contributions to GRRC.  But perhaps the best way to support the amazing work of our community is to buy some of the outstanding handloomed cotton produced by our weavers.