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Dr. Hedgewar Hospital

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Vaidyakiya Pratishthan is an organisation run by Doctors, who have come together to give their services. Since 1989 the trust has treated 60,00,000 poor patients. Dr. Hedgewar Hospital is the nucleus of this trust. It provides excellent Medical Services at affordable cost to the common man. The astounding response from rural & […]

Divya School

The residential school is situated in Jawhar in the district of Thane which is about 100 kms from Mumbai. The moving spirit behind the Gurudev Trust (organisation that runs the Divya School) is Pramila Kokad an educationist and a committed social worker. She derived the inspiration towards social work from her late father who used […]

Samatol

The Samatol Foundation was registered in 2006, under The Social Institution Registration’s Act, 1860 G.B.B.S.D. 2528/06 and The Public Charitable Trust Act, 1950, F-31920 at Mumbai. The Samatol Foundation is a Non-Profit Social organisation, which works for the upliftment and rehabilitation of runaway children. They runaway from their homes due to various psychological or socio-economic […]

2021 Intern Blogs

Pavan Bains “Service or sewa is an experience that both parties are fortunate to experience and over time whilst helping can become draining, sewa will sustain you. When we carry out sewa we connect with others. Through experiencing connectedness serving others becomes a natural and joyful thing to do.” Read Pavan’s blog Sanjana Idnani “We […]

2020 Intern Blogs

Samyak Pandey “Being grateful is not just a thank you to the one who has gifted you with kindness. It is the heartfelt recognition of an unexpected but deeply pleasing generosity that carries no debt” Read Samyak’s blog Priya Koria “The idea of making the parcels seems so simple but the effectiveness of simply just […]

2019 Intern Blogs

Manuj Mishra “At Sanvedana, I’ve experienced a full range of raw emotions myself” Manuj explains on his experience at Sanvedana, Latur Read Manuj’s blog Meet Mehta “I spent 3 days a week travelling to 27 different villages in the region” writes Meet on his experience in Nashik Read Meet’s blog

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