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Shree Bidada Sarvodaya Trust is a charitable non-profit
organization. The organization is
committed to render medical and surgical treatment to patients of all ages,
caste & race. The trust is well known for the medical camp it
organizes every January in village Bidada, Kutch, India. At the January
camp patients from over 1200 villages are seen. Around 120 doctors and
volunteers from the US as well as 200 from Mumbai treat more than 20,000
patients during this camp. Over 20 different medical and
surgical specialty are covered during the camp. For more information
about the camp please visit our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page.
The trust is also involved in many other
activities such as:
 | Every month there is a camp in 2-4
medical specialties organized in Bidada by the trust. These camps
provide opportunities for the villagers to receive medical help and
follow-up care throughout the year. |
| The trust runs a permanent 80 bed hospital in the village Bidada which provides eye, dental,
gynecology, rehabilitation, naturopathy and medical
services year round. Daily 250-300 patients receive treatment and 5-10
patients are admitted for surgery. |
| After the devastating earthquake in Bhuj, the trust
treated 30,000 patients, and has since provided food and shelter to 200,000
earthquake victims. The trust
recently opened a new Rehabilitation Center which continues providing
start of the art treatment to earthquake victims as well as other patients. |
| The trust also runs Maru Hospital, a
charitable hospital in Mumbai. Maru Hospital provides affordable
health services in 20 medical specialties to those in need. 300
patients are seen here every day. Maru Hospital is the only charitable
center in Mumbai that provides retina surgeries. |
| On any given day of the year, there are at
least 10-15 patients in major hospitals throughout Mumbai who are being
taken care of by the trustees and volunteers of Bidada Sarvodaya Trust. |
Please support the humanitarian work carried out
by the trust. In the past 32 years more than 2.5 million patients have
been treated thanks to people like you.
For further information please contact any of the
individuals in the Contacts Section.
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