Anandwan is a community and rehabilitation center located in Maharashtra, India, founded by Baba Amte in 1970. It focuses on the care and empowerment of individuals with disabilities, particularly those affected by leprosy. The center provides medical treatment, vocational training, and education to help residents lead independent lives. The name "Anandwan" translates to "Forest of Joy," reflecting its mission to create a supportive and nurturing environment. The community is known for its sustainable practices, including organic farming and handicrafts, which not only provide livelihoods but also promote self-sufficiency among its residents.