SHWAS Foundation

Education in its purest sense is expanding the horizon of human perception. SHWAS sees some of the nation's toughest challenges; Teacher-student ratio, infrastructure, cultural background and poverty.

All of these can result into no pre-primary education, weak academic foundation and a maximum dropout ratio at 8th and 10th grade, which forces the students to pursue the labour work their parents are doing.

SHWAS started in 2008, as a solution to intervene by providing opportunities to the less resourceful kids. These kids, registered at a nearby municipality or trust based school, requires support for learning academics. Currently, SHWAS have been working with 650+ kids, and 23 full time teachers across Gujarat. All the kids spend 2 hours at our centers every day.

There is also an active attempt to always provide a safe and healthy environment for the children, so that they can openly share the challenges they face that holds them back from aspiring their dreams.

BUDS Foundation

Bal Umang Drishya Sanstha (BUDS) is a registered, non-profit organization formed with the objective of advancing the well-being, education, health and welfare of children in India without distinction of caste, class, gender, ethnicity, and religion, rural/urban, physical or mental disability.

VISION

Envisions a society where every child is provided every right regardless of their socio-economic standing in the society.

MISSION

• Prevent disease and promote access to child health and development.

• Promote every child’s right to education.

• Prevention from abuse, neglect and exploitation.

• Promoting sustainable development and create lasting change by building healthy communities.

Anjali Society For Rural Health & Development

Anjali is voluntary organization founded in 1988 to work primarily for underprivileged communities in rural areas. A broad range of activities that Anjali carries out from its campus in Ranasan include healthcare, education, women’s empowerment, children & youth development and overall rural development in Sabarkantha and Aravalli districts of Gujarat.

Currently the three major components of Anjali’s work include healthcare services through rural hospital in Ranasan, women’s empowerment program and environmental enrichment program.

VISION

Promotion of health & all round development of rural population without any distinction of caste, colour or creed.

MISSION

• Activities promoting community health & primary health care.

• Rational, ethical & subsidised rural hospital services.

• Empowering education to women, children, youth and over all development of rural population& rural areas.

• Environment enrichment by tree plantation, rain water harvesting & use of renewable energy.

• Activities conducive to & fostering moral and ethical values.

Jalaram Trust

Shri Jalaram Arogaya Seva Trust manages a charitable multi-specialty Trust hospital since 1998 with specialties in Medicine, Surgery, Gynecology, Pediatrics, Ophthalmology, Orthopedic & Dental.

This hospital has developed the concept of high level of health care facilities in this rural, tribal area with very low cost or absolutely free to patients. It is NGO-one and the only charitable hospital in Meghraj Taluka. Free Food is provided to all indoor patients & one relative of theirs.

• Consultation
• 24 hrs emergency & casualty
• Digital X-ray & C.R. System
• Sonography - 2
• ECG - 2
• Well equipped A.C. operation Theatre - 5
• ICCU (7 Beds)
• Pediatric incubator, warmer, phototherapy unit (20 bed NICU)
• Phaco Machine
• Yag Laser Machine
• 150 bed hospital which include all general word, ICU & NICU beds
• 24 hours Ambulance Services - 3
• Ventilator × 5
• Bipap / Cipap x 3
• Oxygen Concentration machine
• Central Oxygen System
• Laboratory
• Medical Store
• Generator / inverter

Additionally, a screening camp is conducted in different villages surrounding 30 Kms of Meghraj Talulka, as well as a school screening program (about 297 schools). During the School Health Program free eye glasses are provided to all children having refractory error.