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J Watumull Global Hospital &amp; Research Centre (GHRC), considered as a haven for healing, was commissioned with a view to deliver healthcare to all, irrespective of the patient's economic or social standing. Based at Mt Abu in Sirohi district, the founders initiated their services with only four hospitals with bed strength of 457 serving 750,000 people. 
 Now, with over 800 staff members the annual services claim more than 136,000 free consultations at hospitals and fields, over 3500 patients and at least 1500 minor and major operations. Our noble objective shines brightly with the fact that in 25 years, no patient has ever been turned away for want of money to pay his or her bill. GHRC was awarded the Office of the Commissioner of Customs Jodhpur Certification for offering services to the community on free or no profit-no loss basis. 
 The organisation achieved the Rajasthan Government's appreciation of Rastriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram for providing advanced treatment to needy, sick children. GHRC's tremendous efforts have helped a lot of patients get better, and we aspire to reach out to more people in need of medical care.

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Treatment of poor patients

J Watumull Global Hospital &amp; Research Centre (GHRC), considered as a haven for healing, was commissioned with a view to deliver healthcare to all, irrespective of the patient's economic or social standing. Based at Mt Abu in Sirohi district, the founders initiated their services with only four hospitals with bed strength of 457 serving 750,000 people. 
 Now, with over 800 staff members the annual services claim more than 136,000 free consultations at hospitals and fields, over 3500 patients and at least 1500 minor and major operations. Our noble objective shines brightly with the fact that in 25 years, no patient has ever been turned away for want of money to pay his or her bill. GHRC was awarded the Office of the Commissioner of Customs Jodhpur Certification for offering services to the community on free or no profit-no loss basis. 
 The organisation achieved the Rajasthan Government's appreciation of Rastriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram for providing advanced treatment to needy, sick children. GHRC's tremendous efforts have helped a lot of patients get better, and we aspire to reach out to more people in need of medical care.

Treatment of poor and needy patients

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Rohit Nair

Impact Baby Mukesh was born with hydrocephalus. He lives with his parents in Panchdevla, Sirohi. His father Kalu Ram is a daily wage construction laborer. The parents could not get Mukesh the treatment he needed because of their financial constraints. During a regular visit, a Global Hospital &amp; Research Centre (GHRC) field worker identified him and advised his parents to bring him to a screening conducted near his village. Mukesh was selected for surgery and he was operated on successfully by Dr.Bhatia at Global Hospital. The in-house pediatrician Dr. Dilip Gupta took the responsibility of taking care of Mukesh throughout his hospital stay and monitored his improvement. The presence of a pediatrician was instrumental in his treatment and Mukesh has recovered because of his care. About The Program J Watmull Global Hospital is a multi speciality hospital with a clinic dedicated to pediatrics. They offer services to children from underprivileged families from tribal or rural areasThe pediatric clinic is managed by Dr Pankaj Gupta with the help of a nursing attendant. Donations to this program covers the cost of doctor and other staff salaries.The hospital caters close to 3000 pediatric cases and close to 100 hospitalization requirements in in six months. The majority of these cases are children were from underprivileged tribal or rural families. Children are referred to the hospital by the mobile clinics teams through Village Outreach Programmes or the Community Service Project. At times, the hospital also accepts direct walk-in patients.Children suffering from chronic illnesses like type 1 diabetes and thalassemia where the parents cannot afford lifelong treatment are given special support.Apart from this, the hospital contributes to the local health care of the community by running a nutritional support programme in some schools. Children studying in these schools undergo annual health checks at the pediatric clinic.When you donate to this program, you help the children in tribal and rural areas of Mt.Abu get access to healthcare. About The NGO J Watumull Global Hospital &amp; Research Centre (GHRC), considered as a haven for healing, was commissioned with a view to deliver healthcare to all, irrespective of the patient's economic or social standing. Based at Mt Abu in the Sirohi district, the founders initiated their services with only four hospitals with bed strength of 457 serving 750,000 people. Now, with over 800 staff members their annual services claim more than 136,000 free consultations at hospitals and fields, over 3500 patients and at least 1500 minor and major operations. Their noble objective shines brightly with the fact that in 25 years, no patient has ever been turned away for want of money to pay his or her bill. GHRC was awarded the Office of the Commissioner of Customs Jodhpur Certification for offering services to the community on free or no profit-no loss basis. Additionally, they achieved the Rajasthan Government's appreciation of Rastriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram for providing advanced treatment to needy sick children. GHRCs tremendous efforts have built a strong bridge to realizing their mission to provide world-class complete healthcare services, responsibly and with a human touch at affordable prices.

Help rural children get access to pediatric care

J Watumull Global Hospital &amp; Research Centre (GHRC), considered as a haven for healing, was commissioned with a view to deliver healthcare to all, irrespective of the patient's economic or social standing. 
 Now, with over 800 staff members the annual services claim more than 136,000 free consultations at hospitals and fields, over 3500 patients and at least 1500 minor and major operations. Our noble objective shines brightly with the fact that in over 30 years, no patient has ever been turned away for want of money to pay his or her bill. GHRC has been offering services to the community on free or no profit-no loss basis. 
 The organisation achieved the Rajasthan Government's appreciation of Rastriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram for providing advanced treatment to needy, sick children. GHRC's tremendous efforts have helped a lot of patients get better, and we aspire to reach out to more people in need of medical care.

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J Watumull Global Hospital &amp; Research Centre (GHRC), considered as a haven for healing, was commissioned with a view to deliver healthcare to all, irrespective of the patient's economic or social standing.Based at Mt. Abu in Sirohi district, the founders begun their services with only four hospitals with a bed strength of 457, serving 750,000 people. Now with over 800 staff members, their annual services claim more than 136,000 free consultations at hospitals and fields, over 3500 patients, and at least 1500 minor and major operations.Their noble objective shines brightly with the fact that in 25 years, no patient has ever been turned away for want of money to pay his or her bill. GHRC was awarded the Office of the Commissioner of Customs Jodhpur Certification for offering services to the community on free or no profit-no loss basis. Additionally, they achieved the Rajasthan Government's appreciation of Rastriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram for providing advanced treatment to needy sick children.GHRCs tremendous efforts have built a strong bridge to realizing their mission to provide world-class complete healthcare services, responsibly and with a human touch at affordable prices.

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This nonprofit is registered as a charitable trust under section 12A of India's Income Tax Act, 1961.

This nonprofit is registered under section 80G of India's Income Tax Act, 1961. This means you can deduct 50% of the donation you made through your tax return.

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