Hindu Samaj Northstowe (HSN)
is a registered charity serving Northstowe, Cambridge, and South Cambridgeshire.
We exist to promote Hindu culture, values, education, wellbeing, and community cohesion through inclusive programmes, events, and outreach activities. Our work is rooted in the principles of Sanatan Dharma and shaped by our commitment to public benefit.


Our Work Spans Four Key Areas

Culture & Spirituality
We run weekly gatherings, pop-up mandirs, and major festival celebrations. These events help families stay connected to tradition while inviting the wider community to engage and learn.

Youth and Education
Youth and Education From Dharma Club for Kids & Teens to STEM workshops, leadership sessions, arts programmes, and school engagement, we invest in the next generation’s learning and confidence

Community Outreach
HSN regularly partners with local councils, schools, charities, and community organisations to support social wellbeing. Our seva initiatives contribute to cohesion, inclusion, and collective resilience across the town.

Cambridge Temple & Community Centre
This initiative aims to create a permanent cultural, spiritual, and community hub for the region — open to all and designed around long-term public benefit.
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Meditation, Yoga, Retreats, Free Programs & More...
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The practical knowledge of breathing techniques gives you balance and wisdom that will transform your life by unlocking the true potential of your mind and soul by bringing them fullness.
The state of samadhi will help you experience deep inner peace as well as increase self-awareness. It’s really easy to become fully proficient.
For an extraordinary sense of peace, go beyond your habitual active mind. Get renewed vitality with the help of our guided meditation processes.
Dakshina:
Yoga’s Practice of “Giving Back”
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Dakshina is an ancient tradition of those who practice yoga, and it is a display of generosity – a private contribution to the financial support of the teacher and their teachings.
When we experience a pure inner impulse caused by a higher purpose to help others, to express our unconditional gratefulness, it is called Dakshina. We are being guided by our feelings, and, in this case, the amount we give is irrelevant as long as we gain our own true Self.
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