The vision of late Archbishop Mar Ivanios the first Arch Bishop of Syro Malankara Catholic Church and the commitment of the -Congregation of Daughters of Mary in the healing ministry lead to the beginning of St. Joseph’s Mission Hospital.

It was established on May 17, 1953 by the Congregation of Daughters of Mary , a charitable society which was registered under the Travancore-Cochin Literary, scientific and charitable societies registration act of 1955 in 1974. Though it was started as a small clinic, the mustard seed of humanitarian and philanthropic service took deep roots and branched out to be a full-grown tree. Today, it has become a vast health care centre consisting of 250 beds hospital with almost all specialties along with two daughter institutions – St. Joseph’s College of Nursing and St. Joseph’s School of Nursing.

Our Vision

A healthy society, where human dignity is valued with justice, peace and love irrespective of caste creed and religion.

Our Mission

Health care ministry brings Jesus and his compassionate healing touch closer to the patients. We draw our inspiration from Jesus Christ the divine healer and address the health needs of the people at various levels to bring holistic healing. It envisages a healthy society where people especially the poor and marginalized attain and maintain holistic well being and live in harmony with creator, with self, with one another and with the environment.