About Shri Multan Sewa Samiti
Origin of Shri Multan Sewa Samiti dates back to 1909 when Malik Chetan Das and his associates decided to set up the institute for the service of mankind, in particular to serve those affected with the plague epidemic in Multan. The Samiti was formally registered in 1921 with Dr. Purshotam Lal as President and Shri Bhagwan Das Jasuja as General Secretary. That year also Multan was affected by plague and the Samiti Volunteers served those affected by the epidemic. Mahatma Gandhi visited the camps organized by the Samiti for the service of epidemic victims and appreciated the services of the Samiti.
Sh.Roshan Lal Thukral
President, Shri Multan Sewa Samiti
Mr.Harish Bajaj
General Secretary, Shri Multan Sewa Samiti
our vision
Affordability
Elevated incidences of eye ailments have been found in Indian districts, which have severely low levels of social, educational, economical health indicators. We provide our facilities to people living below the poverty line at zero cost.
An abundant lack of awareness about paralysis has been a major problem among people of our society, especially for the people who belong to the poor strata of the society.When there is a lack of awareness among people about such a significant ailment the number of cases are bound to go up. But in this era our trust provides facilities and treatment to our patients at a very minimal cost. We have a highly experienced and qualified team for treatment and rehabilitation of our patients. We provide 24×7 care for our patients. We ensure that everyone who requires treatment for paralysis and spinal cord injuries but cannot afford it can come to us and we will bear all the expenses related to their treatment.
Access
Many poor people, do not have access to conventional distribution channels. And so to aid them, we ensure that they have access to our facilities at no cost. We promote wellness, by ensuring that everyone who requires eye treatment but cannot afford it, can come to us without hesitation and we will take care of all expenses related to their eye treatment.
Elevated incidents of spinal cord injuries have been found in Indian districts whether it’s rural or an urban district which have severely low levels of social, educational, economical health indicators.We provide our facilities to people living below the poverty line at a very minimal cost. Many poor people do not access to private hospitals. And so to aid them, we ensure that they have access to our facilities at a very minimal cost.
Awareness
A severe lack of awareness about ailments related to the eyes has been a persistent problem among people, who belong to the poor strata of society. When people lack awareness about such a significant topic, the number of cases, where people have “high severity eye ailments”, tend to go up.
our goal
- To propagate the ideal of social service
- To study the social and economic problems and to render help to people in difficulty
- To arrange social education and to promote and run volunteer camps
- To open relief camps and rescue homes in the event of epidemic or famine, or at the time of any calamity of general nature, earthquake, storm, floods and fire etc and to assist the people affected by such calamities
- To establish hospital, dispensaries for the service of mankind
- To provide assistance to needy, aged, widows and poor