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Mother Teresa and a small group of nuns trained and worked in small clinics and feeding centers in Calcutta, India. Soon after police and other people started giving Mother Teresa doorstep children and adults left to die alone on the street. In 1952, she founded a hospital in Calcutta for dying person. For abandon, blind, deaf children, Mother Teresa ran other home called Sishu Bhavan. She operated in 52 clinics with volunteer doctors and donated milk, food and medicine.

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This category in the Ramon Magsaysay awards recognizes individuals for their contributions to the advancement of peace, tolerance, friendship and solidarity. Mother Teresa has won the prize in this category in 1962.

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The Ramon Magsaysay award is an annual award established to perpetuate former Philippine President Ramon Magsaysay's example of idealism within a democratic society. Each year, the Ramon Magsaysay Award Foundation gives prizes to Asian individuals achieving excellence in their respective fields.

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Mother Teresa or Gonxha AGNES Bojaxhiu was born on August 27, 1910, at Skopje, Yugoslavia. Her interest in missionary activity was aroused at the age of 12 while attending the German Gymnasium, when she heard of work being done by Jesuits near Darjeeling. After seeing this, at the age of 18 she took her vows as a nun. She was named Sister Teresa in Dublin, Ireland. Soon thereafter, on January 6, 1929, she was sent to Calcutta, India, to teach at St. Mary’s High School.  The first months were difficult, but the young nun was not to be deterred. She next took up the study of Hindi and later mastered Bengali as well.  In the Calcutta’s slums, seeing the misery of bruising poverty, malnutrition and disease without feeling Mother Teresa felt she must help in some way.