Charities – Medizinische Hilfe
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Who is starving with the disease and hungry you cannot teach the mantra and the process. It is nonsense. They need a piece of bread and they need a little medical kit, and something. Help taking care of it. Try to serve them…it is called in telugu, Madhava Seva. Bhagavan seva. — Sri Kaleshwar
Free Medical Camps
By providing free medical screening, diagnosis and treatment, SSGT has addressed and treated many diseases. Direct intervention and preventative education have improved the overall standard of health in and around the surrounding villages in Andhra Pradesh. During these clinics, western doctors from Germany, Austria, and the US have collaborated with local government doctors, donating their time and service to support the SSGT mission.
Navya Sri Eye Clinic
- Free eye operation performed in Navya Sri Eye Clinic
As early as 2001, SSGT has been conducting free medical eye camps to the poor villagers in India. In November of that year, it had operated on over 1,000 patients inflicted with many ocular disorders. All patients were provided food, accommodations, transportation and glasses free of cost.
In 2007, with the support of SSGT, the Navya Sri Eye Clinic was created. Named after the daughter of the SSGT founding chairman, Sri Kaleshwar, the first ever eye clinic in this area was established. Its goal is to provide state of the art surgery for the elimination and prevention of various eye diseases such as cataracts.
Thousands of surgeries have been performed, and the clinic provides much needed ocular health care. Essential medical equipment, ambulance vehicles, operating facilities and support staff, have been provided to meet this overwhelming need of people who would otherwise not be able to afford proper care. Since its creation, the clinic has doubled its physical location size, and its surgeries have expanded significantly within its first 18 months.
Since its creation, Sri Kaleshwar has personally donated vehicles, ambulances and mini buses for transportation of patients, doctors and emergency purposes. As the hospital grows and the needs increase, addtional vehicles are planned to support the eye clinic’s growth.
Children with HIV
Recently SSGT and its chairman Sri Kaleshwar have provided much needed support to several organizations within its district, such as the Krushi Village development to help children inflicted with the HIV virus. Providing much needed nutritional suppliments and medical assistance, SSGT continues to support this growing problem in India. Although a permanent cure for this disease has yet to be discovered, assistance continues to support those with the virus and research into its eventual cure. When addressing these children, Sri Kaleshwar had this to say:
“Each and every person should come forward to help the people who are suffering with the dangerous disease HIV and make them feel happy, giving self confidence for them and also make those people to turn towards God and also take minimum responsibility for the welfare of HIV effected people and in eradicating this dangerous disease”.
Shirdi Sai Medical Hospital Complex
- Potential Layout of Shirdi Sai Medical Hospital Complex
In cooperation with the government of Andhra Pradesh, land has been donated within Penukonda Village to SSGT for the creation of an International Medical Hospital Complex. Within the district, this hospital will have one of the highest standards of specialization within Andhra Pradesh, and India. Phase I has already begun, with addtional complexes included for the educational training of medical personel, nurses, interns and doctors.
Total cost for this project is $20 million, and has already received international support from charitable organizations, prominent medical doctors and social leaders from US, European Union, and Asian countries.
Medical Assistance Articles
Courtesy of Sakshi, Vartha
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Today, loving praise went to Sri Kaleshwar from Mr. Konka Mallesh, Managing Director of Navyashree Eye Hospital, for donating a Scorpio vehicle to Navyashree Eye Hospital. Mallesh explained that poor patients suffering from eye injuries, eye diseases, and blindness could receive immediate assistance and relief from suffering because of vehicles donated by Sri Kaleshwar and his trust.
Previously, Sri Kaleshwar donated a mini bus for the transportation of the patients and today he donated another vehicle for transportation purposes at the Navyashree eye hospital. Mr. Konka Mallesh also said that the Navyashree Eye Hospital was running successfully all due to the generous financial support provided by Sri Kaleshwar.
Courtesy of Sakshi, Andhrabhumi, Surya
Under the guidance of Navyashree Eye Hospital a free eye camp was conducted at Sumbalapulakunt Village. Nearly 45 poor people received eye examinations and treatment. Among those treated 26 people were found needing eye operations for cataracts. Immediately those people were shifted to Navyashree Eye Hospital at Penukonda for their free operations. All patients had their transportation, food, medicines, accommodations and spectacles provided free of charge by the Navyashree Hospital.
Courtesy of Sakshi, Andhrabhumi, Surya
Under the guidance of the Navyashree Eye Hospital, a free eye camp was conducted at Amarapuram Village. Approximately 36 poor people received eye treatment, and of them, 16 people required eye operations (cataracts). All these patients were shifted to the Navyashree Eye Hospital in Penukonda for their operations. Transportation, food, medicines, accommodations and Spectacles were provided by the Navyashree hospital authorities free of charge.
Courtesy of Sakshi, Surya, Vartha, Andhrabhumi, Andhrajyoti, Andhraprabha
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Free bread and nutritious food is bringing joy to local villagers in need. Under the guidance of Sri Kaleshwar through his Shirdi Sai Global Trust, free bread was distributed to poor families and patients in the hospitals this month. The distribution was done by Sai Kaleshwar Seva dal Members.
Free nutritious food was also distributed to HIV effected kids by the Krushi Village Development Society through the support of Sri Kaleshwar. Every month Swami provides financial support for the Society to provide nutritious food and all other needs for these poor HIV effected children.
Courtesy of Surya, Sakshi, Vartha, Andhrajyoti, Andhrabhumi, Eenadu
Another free eye camp for the poor was organized at Lepakshi town by Navyashree Eye Hospital staff. More than 150 persons got their eyes checked up at this camp. At this camp, 45 persons were found needing eye operations as soon as possible. All those 45 people were provided free transportation, food, medicines, accommodation and spectacles by Navyashree Eye Hospital.
Dr.Sudarhsan gave treatment to all the people who came for this eye camp. Others also participating in this camp included: Navyashree Eye Hospital manager – Mr. Ramanna, CPI leaders Mr. Shivappa, Smt. Sampurnamma, Mr. Suresh babu, Asst. Sub-Inspector Mr. Mallikarjuna and others.