The RKM Hospital in Haridwar currently has funds to care for 200 children with Type 1 Diabetes. There is a need to expand this program to enable them to look after more children. We need your help to achieve this. Charitable donations would allow substantial expansion of the program. Each child needs 20 to 30 units of insulin per day which costs up to Rs. 2000 per month per child. Our aim is to provide Insulin for these needy children and to provide extra nursing staff to support and educate the children and their families. A donation of £1000 will allow treatment of one child for three years. RKM will then approach funding agencies for their ongoing care. Please give generously In March 2019 a program of lectures, demonstrations and a free advisory camps will be held at the Hospital. Our aim is to support the treatment of children needing insulin therapy.

More than 150 patients were seen by the expert doctors From London and Ahmadabad. Dr. Atul Mehta ,Dr Ashutosh Wechalekar & Dr Sandip Shah participated and gave free consultation on anemia, platelet disorders, bone marrow.disorders,leukemia,hemophilia,bleeding disorders,sickle cell anemia, lymphoma and different types of blood cancer. Also a special conference for doctors was conducted in which more than 30 doctors and other staff participated. The Ramakrishna Mission Sevashrama Hospital took active part in creating awareness in the hospital among patients and staff, also to promote the importance of screening to ensure early diagnosis of cancer.Awareness should be inculcated which in turn would result in a healthy society. Thus the camp was a great success. Media Coverage: News reporters from various local papers were invited to participate in the program & they wrote in their papers “ The combined efforts from the doctors, staff & management of RKM are truly appreciable as there is an absolute necessary to create an awareness about the preventive measures to be taken by the people in order to fight against the above said diseases.

Our first big event was a Medical Camp at Ramakrishna Mission Hospital in Haridwar, India. His Holiness Swami Satyamitranand Giriji inaugurated the camp in September, 2017. A team of doctors and nurses from the UK, USA and India saw more than 750 patients over a 3 day period, including 150 eye examinations and over 80 spectacles were dispensed. Previously unidentified diabetes, hypertansion, thyroid disorders, blood conditions, heart disease and suspected cancer was diagnosed. We established a partnership aith the Ramakrishna Mission Hospital which will form a basis for future collaborative projects. More than £10,000 was raised from generous donors. The sum was used for the expenses of the camp and as donations toward the work of the Mission hospital. All 17 volunteers paid for their own travel and accommodation expenses. All donations were used directly to support charitable purposes.
