Medical Camp in Russia
Medical camps are held for the impoverished residents of North-West Russia, where there is a lack of doctors and medical care facilities due to its remote location.
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Articles about community service
Medical camps are held for the impoverished residents of North-West Russia, where there is a lack of doctors and medical care facilities due to its remote location.
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A 19th medical and service camp in Kazakhstan was organised by 36 Sathya Sai volunteers from seven cities, from 4th to 6th April 2014, in the town of Saran in Karaganda district. A physician, a psychologist and a dermatologist examined 66 patients and provided medicines.
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Many children in Trinidad suffer from heart conditions due to a lack of paediatric cardiologists. From 2nd to 9th April 2014, the Sathya Sai International Organisation conducted a paediatric interventional cardiology mission for children with congenital heart disorders
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Sathya Sai members held five medical and vision camps during January – April 2014, where 24 doctors and 37 nurses provided medical services to over 3,000 needy people.
ʀᴇᴀᴅ ᴍᴏʀᴇMore than 100 members of the SSIO of Dubai organised a blood donation camp in cooperation with the Dubai Blood Donation Centre on 21th March 2014. Eighty-three blood donations were recorded and all donors and participants were served tea, snacks and fruits by Sathya Sai…
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Sathya Sai volunteers in Southern California organised the annual Corona medical camp on 15th March 2014 for the benefit of local low-income, immigrant families. Over 600 medical professionals and volunteers provided health care services to 607 needy patients,
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On the evening of 13th February 2014, Mount Kelud – an active volcano in East Java, Indonesia – erupted violently, spewing stones, gravel and sand. Volcanic ash reached distances of over 200 km, causing several regional airports to shut down and forcing the evacuation of…
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In February 2014, heavy rains and storms caused unprecedented flooding in many areas in southern UK, displacing a large number of people. Sathya Sai devotees across the country rallied together to donate blankets, duvets, sleeping bags, bottled water, biscuits, nuts, crisps, body wipes, disinfectants, brushes…
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On 9th February 2014, 20 Sathya Sai volunteers, including 15 youth from the Bella Vista Sai Centre in Santo Domingo, cleaned up 500 square metres of a beach called Guibia, near Santo Domingo. The trash collected was removed by a truck.
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On 8th February 2014, 239 Sathya Sai devotees and others attended a play titled “Sant Meera” at the Sathya Sai Mandir in Dubai. The two-hour programme depicting the life of Saint Meera was presented beautifully by 13 SSE children, through song, dance and dialogue.
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