About — who Homoeopaths.org is, and why it exists

About is the hub for who Homoeopaths.org is and why it exists — the founders, the values the platform holds to, what’s actually running today, and how to reach the people building it.

Homoeopaths.org was started by Vaibhav Kumar Rai and Rajat Singh, who kept running into the same gap in the homoeopathy community from different sides of it: students with no reliable source for what’s official in their own course, practitioners with no listing they controlled, and care-seekers with no way to tell a qualified homoeopath from a claim. The platform began in Uttar Pradesh, with twelve colleges — nine government and three private, all affiliated to Mahayogi Guru Gorakhnath AYUSH University, Gorakhpur — and it grows the way it started: depth first, one connected college at a time.

Our Story carries that founding account in the founders’ own words. Vision & Mission states what the platform is for and the values it holds to — structure over scatter, verification over persuasion, rigour with warmth, one family and three rooms. Activities & Programmes lists what’s actually running on the platform today, named separately from what’s still being built. Leadership introduces the people building Homoeopaths.org. Annual Report, opening after the platform’s first full year, will carry that account once there’s a year to report on. Contact is the honest single answer for reaching the platform: one WhatsApp number, one handle, one email address, and never a second version of any of them.

Homoeopaths.org serves three audiences from one platform without folding them into a single room: a student needs their syllabus organised the way their programme actually runs; a practitioner needs a listing that’s theirs and stays protected; a care-seeker needs a plain way to understand homoeopathy and reach someone qualified, without pressure or persuasion. About is where all three of those threads meet before splitting back into their own rooms.

Nothing on this platform argues for homoeopathy as a system of medicine. It organises the people, the colleges and the knowledge that already exist around it, verified where it matters, so that being part of this field feels less scattered than it did before.