Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra (VMRK) organizes medical care programs inspired by the teachings of Sant Baljit Singh Ji. Basic medical care and free medicines are provided at medical camps held at VMRK centers, slum areas, remote villages, and during various pilgrimages. Blood donation camps are organized in collaboration with authorities. Medical equipment and other medical supplies are donated to hospitals to support them in serving those in need of medical attention.
In 2024, Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra (VMRK) continued to actively serve humanity through its medical camp program that was inspired and established by Sant Baljit Singh Ji in 2012. Throughout 2024, VMRK organized more than 1,400 camps that were held weekly and during...
The VMRK medical camp program began in 2012 in Haryana and quickly expanded to serve communities in other states: Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, and Karnataka, and the union territories of Delhi and Chandigarh. The camps are held at VMRK centers throughout the year and during special celebratory events.
The medical camps serve communities in slum areas and villages that don’t have ready access to medical facilities. We also hold medical camps at traditional brick factories so that the laborers can access free medical care and free medicines without leaving their workplace. We also organize medical camps during pilgrimages, some of which involve arduous treks across high-altitude mountainous terrains.
In 2024, Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra (VMRK) continued to organize blood donation camps. Throughout the year, 21 blood donation camps were organized where 1,352 individuals successfully donated a total of 1,352 units i.e. 540.8 liters of blood. These camps were held in...
Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra collaborates with the Red Cross Society, government hospitals and blood banks to organize blood donation camps in different states on multiple occasions throughout the year. We arrange events and programs to promote these blood donation camps, and provide the facilities and refreshments. We also encourage our volunteers and event and program attendees to donate blood.
Across India, pilgrimage—or yatra—is a timeless expression of faith and devotion. Every year, millions of devotees walk long distances through mountains, forests, and remote terrains to reach holy destinations. These journeys are spiritually uplifting, but they can also be physically demanding, exposing pilgrims to exhaustion, dehydration, respiratory issues, altitude sickness, fatigue, and other health risks.
For many devotees—especially the elderly, economically disadvantaged, or those traveling long distances—access to reliable medical assistance can make the difference between completing the yatra safely and facing serious health risks. Sant Baljit Singh Ji continuously inspires VMRK to support devotees to complete their yatra safely. VMRK provides free, compassionate pilgrimage assistance, including medical aid, rest facilities, and on-route support to devotees who are vulnerable to the challenges of these difficult yatras. By offering timely care and a helping hand, we make it possible for thousands of pilgrims to focus on what matters most—their faith, their prayers, and their journey toward inner peace.
Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra supports hospitals by donating wheelchairs, stretchers, ECG machines, oxygen cylinders, oxygen machines, multipara monitors, blood pressure apparatus, glucometers, nebulizers, pulse oximeters, portable foetal dopplers, delivery sets, surgical drums, kidney trays, Ambu bags, surgical instruments, and bed sheets.
Some hospitals have limited supplies of appropriate equipment and medicines. Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra arranges donations of the required items to help these hospitals provide better service to people in need who visit these hospitals.
I have the honor to salute and extend heartiest thanks to Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra for supplying life saving medical equipment i.e. oxygen regulators, oxygen cylinders, fold stretchers with nets, stretchers with meters, silicone adult and child resuscitation kits, and laryngoscope sets to CHC, Nalagarh on 23 March 2019. This charitable society has left no stone unturned to serve humankind and has vindicated the very slogan “Be Good, Do Good, Be One”.
Block Medical Officer of Civil Hospital Nalagarh
In India, it is customary that attendants accompany patients who have to remain in hospitals for some days. The attendants are the caregivers who help their patients with daily activities such as personal grooming, feeding, helping the patient move around, and ensuring that the patient is comfortable.
Patients may come from far away towns, villages, or even from different states. Often, it is not possible for their attendants to travel back and forth daily during the patient’s stay at the hospital. Therefore, the attendants have to make their own arrangements. Some patients can barely afford to pay for their medical fees, much less pay for their attendants’ food and daily necessities. These attendants have to struggle to arrange their own meals while taking care of their patients.
Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra supports these attendants with nutritious and healthy food cooked at our centers. The hot cooked food is brought to the hospitals and served to the attendants.
Vishav Manav Ruhani Kendra has been serving food to attendants, free of cost, at government hospitals in Chandigarh and Delhi. These programs strive to serve those who are undergoing hardship or struggles. Sharing with others in their time of need is inspired by the organization’s focus on caring and sharing.
Serve selflessly with love and serve safely, ensuring your well-being as well as the well-being of those around you. By doing so, we are serving God in different forms.
Sant Baljit Singh Ji
