Our Services and Current Programs

Our Programs

Healthcare & Medical Assistance

  1. Financial aid for life-saving treatments (heart surgeries, cancer care, kidney treatment, etc.)
  2. Free medical camps, diagnostics, and medicines
  3. Support for surgeries and hospitalization

Therapy & Rehabilitation

  1. Physiotherapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy
  2. Specialized therapies such as HBOT and Botox therapy
  3. Distribution of rehabilitation aids (wheelchairs, walkers, hearing aids, etc.)

Education Support

  1. Sponsorship of school fees, books, uniforms, and stationery
  2. Scholarships for underprivileged children
  3. Primary and special education programs

Vocational Training & Livelihood

  1. Skill development programs (computer training, tailoring, handicrafts, etc.)
  2. Employment-oriented training for youth and women

Community Welfare Initiatives

  1. Awareness programs on health, hygiene, and disability prevention
  2. Support for old age homes and orphanages
  3. Food, clothing, and essential aid distribution

Here is an overview of our services and programs currently offered to those who can’t afford:

Therapy Treatments

  • Botox therapy
  • Hyper baric oxygen therapy (HBOT)
  • Phenol nerve therapy
  • Physical therapy
  • Acupuncture and acupressure therapy
  • Muscle therapy
  • Stem cell therapy
  • Speech therapy

Medical Treatments

  • All types of surgeries, such as eyes surgery, open heart surgery, etc.
  • Cancer treatment
  • Kidney treatment
  • Free medicines and medical treatment

Others

  • Awareness camps to educate people on disability and their health needs
  • Free rehabilitation equipment like wheel chairs, special bicycles and tricycles, AFO, getters, walkers, hearing aids, symbol boards, blind sticks, special and basic education stationery for the physically challenged people
  • Free medical checkup camps
  • Home care for the elderly and orphaned children
  • Employment or vocational opportunities to the physically and mentally challenged
  • Special training courses for the underprivileged female population