- Open today 8am to 8pm
Open every day from 8am to 8pm, and until 10pm on Thursdays. Aarti at 10:30am and 7:30pm.
We are open every day from 8am to 8pm, and until 10pm on Thursdays. Aarti is at 10:30am and 7:30pm, and our Sadavrat kitchen serves free vegetarian meals every week.
Open every day for prayer, darshan and aarti. Free vegetarian meals every week, and a community that looks after people in need across London.
Jalaram Bapa kept a kitchen open in Virpur for anyone who came to him hungry. Our volunteers carry that on here, cooking and serving vegetarian meals for more than 2,000 people every week.
Started in 2010 during the recession, the Greenford Mandir serves daily vegetarian meals, feeding over 2,000 people weekly and continuing Thursday Prasad traditions.
Originating 200 years ago in Virpur, Gujarat, Saint Jalaram Bapa’s ever-full granary inspires today’s inclusive Sadavrat service based on divine blessings.
Volunteers serve 230–300 homeless people weekly at Charing Cross, providing food, clothing, and essentials with support from supermarkets and individual donors.
Surplus Mandir food supplies are shared with local temples, churches, gurdwaras, and food banks to reduce waste and extend support to the wider community.
The Mandir hosts health events, blood drives, and has registered NHS organ donors, while raising funds for charities like Diabetes UK and St. Luke’s Hospice.
The Mandir supports Greenford community efforts, works with local groups, hosts educational visits, and promotes interfaith and intergenerational understanding.
The Mandir funds cataract surgeries, dentures, child meals, and disaster relief in India, Uganda, and Nepal, reflecting its wide-reaching humanitarian mission.
Started in 2010 during the recession, the Greenford Mandir serves daily vegetarian meals, feeding over 2,000 people weekly and continuing Thursday Prasad traditions.
Originating 200 years ago in Virpur, Gujarat, Saint Jalaram Bapa’s ever-full granary inspires today’s inclusive Sadavrat service based on divine blessings.
Volunteers serve 230–300 homeless people weekly at Charing Cross, providing food, clothing, and essentials with support from supermarkets and individual donors.
Surplus Mandir food supplies are shared with local temples, churches, gurdwaras, and food banks to reduce waste and extend support to the wider community.
The Mandir hosts health events, blood drives, and has registered NHS organ donors, while raising funds for charities like Diabetes UK and St. Luke’s Hospice.
The Mandir supports Greenford community efforts, works with local groups, hosts educational visits, and promotes interfaith and intergenerational understanding.
The Mandir funds cataract surgeries, dentures, child meals, and disaster relief in India, Uganda, and Nepal, reflecting its wide-reaching humanitarian mission.
Here are our daily timings, the ceremonies we can perform for your family, and the sewa you can sponsor.
Open daily 8am to 8pm. Thursdays until 10pm.
39-45 Oldfield Lane South, Greenford, UB6 9LB. Please dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees, and remove your shoes on entering. Shoe racks are upstairs.
The Sadavrat kitchen has served free vegetarian meals since 2010, feeding over 2,000 people every week.
Baby showers, mudan and hall hire: ask the mandir office on 020 8578 8088.
Welcome to Shree Jalaram Mandir & Community Centre Greenford UK, a sacred place of devotion, peace, and community. Established to honor the teachings and legacy of Saint Shree Jalaram Bapa, our mandir serves as a spiritual hub for devotees and visitors from all walks of life.
At Shree Jalaram Mandir & Community Centre Greenford, we are committed to fostering unity, cultural preservation, and selfless service. Through daily prayers, devotional activities, and vibrant celebrations of Hindu festivals, we aim to nurture a deeper connection to faith and traditions.
These are the questions our office is asked most often. If yours is not answered here, give us a call and we will help.
The mandir is open for darshan every day:
Aarti takes place every day at 10:30am and 7:30pm. Thursday evenings also have bhajans from 6:30pm to 10pm, and Hanuman Chalisa is recited on Saturdays from 11am to 1pm.
Please dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees, and remove your shoes on entering. Shoe racks are upstairs.
Everyone is welcome. The mandir is a spiritual home for devotees and visitors from all walks of life, whether you are coming for daily darshan, a festival or simply to find a moment of peace.
Yes. Through Sadavrat, our free kitchen started in 2010, the mandir serves vegetarian meals every week to everyone who comes, feeding over 2,000 people weekly, and continues the Thursday prasad tradition.
We arrange Satyanarayan katha, havan, grahshanti and vastu pujan, and Hindu weddings with full vidhee. Choose a date on our events calendar to send a booking request, or call the mandir office on 020 8578 8088.
You can sponsor a daily aarti, a Sadavrat bhojan, a Thursday aarti or a Saturday Hanuman Chalisa from the events calendar. Payment is currently made offline at the mandir, and the office will confirm your sewa.
Shree Jalaram Mandir & Community Centre, 39-45 Oldfield Lane South, Greenford, UB6 9LB. Get directions.
Come for darshan any day between 8am and 8pm. If you would like to help, you can volunteer in the Sadavrat kitchen or sponsor a meal for the people we feed.