Bodhisattva Trust’s 2026–2036 goals focus on building learning centres, community wings, environmental restoration, cultural preservation, welfare institutions, and a strong network of socially committed citizens.
The Trust’s journey now moves towards structured growth, stronger community participation, and long-term institutions for education, Dhamma, culture, environment, and welfare.
Establish Bodhisattva Vihara as a centre for Dhamma learning and social harmony.
Create a Buddhist Learning and Research Centre.
Build a membership network of 10,000 socially committed citizens.
The Vision 2036 roadmap is not just about expansion. It is about creating long-lasting systems for learning, meditation, rational inquiry, community support, cultural preservation, environmental responsibility, and social justice.
These goals can be presented to visitors, supporters, partners, and members as a clear roadmap for the next phase of the Trust.
Establish Bodhisattva Vihara as a centre for Dhamma learning, meditation, rational inquiry, and social harmony.
Create a Buddhist Learning and Research Centre to support study, wisdom, heritage, language, and Dhamma education.
Build schools, colleges, libraries, skill development centres, and educational institutions for wider public benefit.
Develop old-age homes, orphanages, and welfare initiatives for vulnerable, distressed, and unsupported communities.
Undertake large-scale afforestation, environmental conservation, biodiversity protection, and ecological restoration projects.
Create a permanent cultural troupe to preserve and promote traditional art forms, theatre, literature, music, and heritage.
A strong future requires long-term institutions. Bodhisattva Trust’s Vision 2036 focuses on building spaces where people can learn, meditate, discuss, resolve, serve, preserve culture, and protect nature.
Voluntary mediation and reconciliation programmes for peaceful dispute resolution.
Libraries and skill development centres for education and career growth.
Community institutions for child, youth, women, labour, environment, culture, and Dhamma work.
Expansion of humanitarian services and welfare programmes throughout Karnataka.
These wings will help the Trust scale its activities while keeping every focus area structured and accountable.
Focused on child support, education, learning access, dignity, and development.
Leadership, discipline, personality development, sports, and public responsibility.
Participation, awareness, empowerment, equality, safety, and leadership.
Labour awareness, workers’ rights, law education, and democratic participation.
Conservation, afforestation, biodiversity, ecological restoration, and awareness.
Traditional arts, folk culture, theatre, literature, music, and language preservation.
Buddha Dhamma, peace, non-violence, compassion, mindfulness, and harmony.
Humanitarian activities, vulnerable community support, welfare, and relief service.
One of the major long-term goals is to build a membership network of at least 10,000 socially committed citizens. This will strengthen democratic participation, social responsibility, community service, awareness programmes, and future institutional growth.