Janki Foundation

“A magnificent achievement and an inspirational place. I will return. My best wishes to all who have made this happen.”
Michael Waldron, Head of Diversity, The Princes Trust, UK

" I think that Global Hospital is a unit which serves the people, gives hope and will to the people. It is like a haven for villagers. The doctors see the patients with their full consciousness. And it is at its zenith. Thanks!"
Minister Hari
Singh (Kumher),
Minister of Rajasthan, India

"I like your hospital for the full care that it takes of the patients’ body and soul as an integral being. As I see this, I find that I can only congratulate you for your vision."
Humberto Maturann Romesin, University of Chile, Santiago, Chile

"I am so impressed with the Global Hospital—it is how hospitals should be all over the world—an inspiration in every way!."
Lynne Franks, Writer, London, UK

"It gives me immense pleasure in visiting the hospital, a rare one which gives treatment to the patients with a hoslitic approach. I wish you all success for the hospital."
H.K. Pant, Director (Personnel), Akashvani Bhawan Parliament Street, New Delhi

Community Support

The hospital has a small but active Nurse Training Centre, which provides an opportunity for local young men and women to train as nurse assistants. This gives them worthwhile employment, helps support their families and allows them to give back into the local community.

There are now three separate courses offered; a basic training course for nursing assistants, the Diploma in Ophthalmic Techniques (DOT) and the Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology.

The DOT students have proved particularly helpful on the blindness prevention programmes, as they have been trained to screen for cataracts and then refer patients to the hospital for treatment. Also, they speak the local dialect and native patients quickly feel at ease.

For more details, please see Report

The hospital, with support from the Janki Foundation, has provided new buildings and facilities for local schools where it also runs nutritional programmes which have brought marked improvements in the children’s health and educational performance. Villages where the nutritional projects run include: Aarna, Achalgarh, Chandela, Jaidra, Jawaingaon and Salgaon.

For more details, please see Report

A local mother is employed to cook meals for children at Salgaon village school. Sewing classes for women have given them independence and a source of income.

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