The Shanta Foundation has made donations to the Bhansali Trust over the last few years, the most recent being in 2022, to this amazing organisation which has adopted 750 villages in the most difficult and challenging areas, where very few NGOs are willing to work. Their incredible work encompasses coaching classes for children in each village, provision of 670 paramedics to treat patients for common ailments (37,000 patients each month), the facilitation of low interest rate loans to poor families for starting small industries, or for medical health care and the provision of schooling for the children of the poorest families. They have recently built a school for 300 students, which also has residential facilities for some students on an 80 acre site.
The Shanta Foundation has donated financial aid over the last few years, the most recent being in 2022, to this amazing organisation which has adopted 750 villages in the most difficult and challenging areas, where very few NGOs are willing to work. Their incredible work encompasses coaching classes for children in each village, provision of 670 paramedics to treat patients for common ailments (37,000 patients each month), the facilitation of low interest rate loans to poor families for starting small industries, or for medical health care and the provision of schooling for the children of the poorest families. They have recently built a school for 300 students, which also has residential facilities for some students on an 80 acre site.
The organisation also sends two mobile dispensaries with doctors, which treats 3500 patients per month; the patients are cared for without any fee. Those who require hospitalisation are referred to a nearby Government hospitals. The Bansali Trust have recruited 60 full-time and 720 part-time staff for the above projects. They are planning to expand this truly worthwhile work to another 250 villages.
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