Seva Karuna Hospital
Sindhiyon Ka Chowk, Inside Siwanchi Gate, Jodhpur
Phone: 0291-2649362
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The Trust has adopted sixteen villages in the rural areas for the care of women and children. Income generating programs are linked to health programs so that the all round socio-economic condition of the families improve, with the 'Healthy Family' the ultimate result. This program, The Veerni Project, is being financed by Ms. Jacqueline de Chollet Towbin of the Global Foundation for Humanity, New York. Besides women empowerment programs, health care, immunization, plantation and greening programs are also undertaken in this project.
A project was undertaken in six drought affected villages in Shergarh Tehsil (Famine Relief Project 1988-89), west of Jodhpur. A comprehensive survey was carried out of the population vis-a-vis malnutrition and immunization, of children and pregnant women. A medical team visited the area every week. Children and women were treated for various ailments and all medicines were provided free. Those patients requiring investigations and further treatment were referred to the hospital in Jodhpur. Under-nourished children were given extra nourishment in the form of nutritious food and complete records were maintained.
An Immunization Program was taken up against six diseases, Tuberculosis, Diphtheria, Tetanus, Whooping Cough, Polio and Measles, and nearly all children in the age group 0-6 were immunized.
A project was undertaken in six drought affected villages in Shergarh Tehsil (Famine Relief Project 1988-89), west of Jodhpur. A comprehensive survey was carried out of the population vis-a-vis malnutrition and immunization, of children and pregnant women. A medical team visited the area every week. Children and women were treated for various ailments and all medicines were provided free. Those patients requiring investigations and further treatment were referred to the hospital in Jodhpur. Under-nourished children were given extra nourishment in the form of nutritious food and complete records were maintained.
An Immunization Program was taken up against six diseases, Tuberculosis, Diphtheria, Tetanus, Whooping Cough, Polio and Measles, and nearly all children in the age group 0-6 were immunized.
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