Blood Drive in Ghana
More than 50 people, including Sathya Sai volunteers, participated in a blood drive organised by the SSIO of Ghana at
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Articles about medical camps, medical clinics, and hospitals
More than 50 people, including Sathya Sai volunteers, participated in a blood drive organised by the SSIO of Ghana at
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The SSIO of Kenya celebrated Avatar Declaration Day on 20th October 2017 with love, compassion, and devotion at the Sathya Sai School, Kisaju. As part of a service project, students escorted more than 100 elderly and destitute villagers from neighbouring areas
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SSIO volunteers organised a comprehensive three-day medical and dental camp in Hue Province, in Central Vietnam, 9th–11th August 2017. SSIO members from
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Local doctors conducted a Healthy Ageing workshop, in partnership with Sathya Sai doctors, on 2nd April 2017 in Canberra, to promote healthy living in the elderly. These workshops, the first of
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Young Adults of the SSIO of Australia organised an annual blood donation drive to inspire people to donate blood, plasma, and platelets on a regular basis. The latest campaign
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Jakopovac is a village of about 108 inhabitants, about 20 km from the town of Bjelovar. Many elderly residents do not have access to the nearest hospital, as they cannot afford bus tickets. On 20th November 2017, volunteers from the Sathya Sai Centre in Bjelovar,…
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During April 2017, Australian SSIO members organised many programmes as offerings of love and gratitude to Sathya Sai. In Western Australia, SSIO young adults offered
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The Sathya Sai Clinic in Botswana has served the community of Gaborone for 11 years. On 23rd April 2017, the clinic launched a public outreach programme. About 200 people, including
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On 16th July 2016, SSIO medical volunteers organised a medical camp in Santo Domingo. Seven volunteers, three teachers, and the principal of a school served
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The SSIO of UK, in cooperation with the SSIO of Nepal, conducted healthcare camps in Nepal between 14th and 20th March 2017. Volunteers rendered medical services in Baluwa, Bharatpur, Pokhara, and Kathmandu, all of which had been badly affected by
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