At Sarvodaya, we believe in the transformative power of compassion and healthcare. Our commitment to serving society with healthcare and community outreach is not just a mandate, but a mission that drives us to extend our healing touch to the most vulnerable sections of society.

Over the years, we have conducted numerous free health check-up camps, screening programs, health talks, awareness activities, events and free surgeries, significantly impacting the lives of countless individuals and families in both urban and remote areas.

Our initiatives focus on children and adults whoface life-altering medical challenges. We provide free surgeries and treatments for young children with severe health conditions, including heart issues, cleft lip, blood cancer, bone and joint problems, and hearing impairment. We wish to bridge the gap between people and medical care, in a way that no one goes untreated in the hospital.

Together, we can make a profound difference and ensure that more people receive the lifesaving and life-enhancing treatments they need. Join us in this noble cause and help build a healthier, happier future for our children.

Cochlear Implant

A cochlear implant is a small electronic device that helps children who are profoundly deaf or mute hear by directly stimulating the auditory nerve

The Challenge

In India, around 291 per million children are born deaf and mute, yet only one-third receive timely treatment. Lack of awareness, unnoticed symptoms, and financial constraints remain major barriers.

Nanhi Sargam Programme

At Sarvodaya, with support from NGOs and donors, we have provided 400+ free cochlear implant surgeries, giving children the ability to hear, speak, learn, and live fuller lives. Post-surgery, our audiologists and speech therapists support children with over three years of therapy to develop clear speech.

Despite progress, many children still lack access due to limited resources. With extended financial support, we can reach more children, transform more lives, and help every young voice be heard.

Paediatric Bone & Joint Problems

Children may face congenital, developmental, injury-related, or acquired bone and joint issues such as fractures, deformities, hip conditions, clubfoot, cerebral palsy, infections, and sports injuries.

The Challenge

Delayed diagnosis, lack of awareness, and financial barriers often prevent timely care, leading to disability or complex surgeries later

Nanhi Dhadhkan Programme

Our Paediatric Orthopaedics Department provides advanced care, supported by awareness drives and check-up camps in both rural and urban areas. With financial aid and rehabilitation, children can walk, run, and play, enjoying the childhood they deserve.