Our Background
Sri La Sri Paramahamsathasar had a vision to set up a home in the name of Holy Mother Sri Saradha Devi. In the initial stages, boys and girls were kept together at the same home. He always felt that as time passes a home must be set up for the girls. However, Swamiji did not live to realize his dream. After his untimely death in 1997, the devotees of Swamiji decided to relocate the girls to a home which was to be known as Sri Saradha Devi Illam, as per Swamiji’s last wish. In 1998, a single storey bungalow was rented at Taman Sri Garing in Rawang (which is about 40km) from Kuala Lumpur. As there were 6 girls in the Ashram, they were all moved to the home in Rawang.
From a humble beginning of 6 girls the number grew to 62. They were all orphans or children of single parents. As the number grew and as the demand from the society too was pressing, a bigger bungalow was rented at Taman Hijau Rawang. Today, the home is a home for 35 girls, of different ages. They are all from different parts of the country. They are either orphans, single parents or from broken homes.
Our Mission
Sri Saradha Devi Illam in Rawang aims to provide its children with good education equipped with all basic necessities in order to promote excellent growth physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.
We believe that good education will be able to produce a well-rounded individual who can contribute positively to the community and the nation in future.
Our Background
Sri La Sri Paramahamsathasar had a vision to set up a home in the name of Holy Mother Sri Saradha Devi. In the initial stages, boys and girls were kept together at the same home. He always felt that as time passes a home must be set up for the girls. However, Swamiji did not live to realize his dream. After his untimely death in 1997, the devotees of Swamiji decided to relocate the girls to a home which was to be known as Sri Saradha Devi Illam, as per Swamiji’s last wish. In 1998, a single storey bungalow was rented at Taman Sri Garing in Rawang (which is about 40km) from Kuala Lumpur. As there were 6 girls in the Ashram, they were all moved to the home in Rawang. 
A Glimpse Of What We Do
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