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In Melghat, a remote and densely forested area of Maharashtra, conventional medical care was a foreign concept. Death and disease reigned supreme, with thousands of tribal villagers living at the mercy of faith healers and quacks. Young villagers were losing their lives to minor infections. Faced with these dire circumstances, Dr. Ashish and his wife, Dr. Kavita Satav, left behind their promising careers in medicine and relocated to Melghat. "Just one visit to Melghat convinced me that I cannot let these people die, I cannot let these families be destroyed. The extent of their suffering was unimaginable," says Dr. Ashish, who established Mahan Trust Hospital in a rundown hut in 1997.

Dr Ashish and Dr Kavita sacrificed everything for poor tribal villagers and have been single-handedly responsible for saving the lives of thousands. Today this doctor couple is in urgent need of funds to procure life-saving hospital equipment. Your support is crucial to their work. Donate now to save lives 

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The only hope for thousands

“The geography of this area is such that the nearest critical care facility is over 100 kilometres away. The tribal villagers can not even afford two proper meals, they can’t even dream about travelling this far and paying for costly treatment. Once the mother of a newborn baby told me that she would let her child die as opposed to traveling to get treatment. Because he would have to leave her other three healthy children behind with no one to provide for them. Under these circumstances, Mahan Trust is the only hope for lakhs of people. I can say this with some confidence that had our hospital not been there, countless people would have lost their lives to treatable diseases,” says the NGO founder.

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Mahan Trust, starting from a small hut has now expanded to a larger building. But still, a lot of the essential medical equipment needed to treat critical patients is out of reach for Dr Ashish. However, your contribution can enable him to get the life-saving equipment and save many more lives. Donate now. 

Donate to this fundraiser on Give.do, India’s largest and most trusted online donation platform, to help Dr Ashish Satav provide urgent critical care facilities to poor tribal villagers who can’t afford treatment.

Updates
16 Aug, 2024

Dear Donors, thanks to your support, 450 patients have received care, with over 240 in critical condition. MAHAN Trust have been able to report a significantly lower ICU death rate of just 8%, achieving the target of keeping it under 10%, as advised by Indian experts.


Your contributions were vital in covering essential hospital expenses including:

- Medicines 

- Staff salaries 

- Blood kits for laboratory 

- Food 

- Cleaning Materials, etc. 


But our work isn’t done yet. More patients need our help. Please donate to support even more lives.


Together, we can make a difference. Thank you for standing with us!

11 Apr, 2024

In the forests of Melghat, where modern medicine once seemed like a distant dream, Dr. Ashish Satav and Dr. Kavita Satav of Mahan Trust Hospital have ignited a beacon of hope. Thanks to their relentless efforts and your invaluable support, a wave of healing has swept across the tribal villages, turning the tide against disease and despair.


Consider the story of young Lakshmi, whose life was hanging by a thread, battling severe malnutrition and pneumonia. Her family, having lost faith in the possibility of recovery, was resigned to her fate. But, the persistence of the Mahan Trust team and the application of well-researched treatment protocols brought about a miraculous recovery. Lakshmi's weight gain from 5.3 kg to 7.8 kg in just over two months is a testament not only to the dedication of local health workers but also to the difference your donations make.


For every child like Lakshmi, there are countless others still in need of life-saving interventions. With your support, Mahan Trust Hospital can acquire critical medical equipment, making the difference between life and death for these children.


As we thank you for your past support, we also urge you to continue being the lifeline for these tribal families. Your donations can sustain this transformation, bringing healthcare within reach of the most vulnerable.

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