Narayan Seva Sansthan

As we see by the definitions ‘mental illness’, the most drastic consequence seems to be that it disables a person to function as a normal human being. These people need treatment which should consist of care and love, but most often they are ill-treated b............read more

The hospitals like that of Narayan Seva Sansthan provide free patient mealsand free food for their attendants. NSS runs 12 hospitals in total. There are 4 in the Udaipur city and another 8 at Loyara, which is their international headquarter. All of these hospitals are fully equipped with the latest devices to provide the best diagnosis and treatment to their patients. They also have the provision of 1100 beds which is to give maximum comfort and accommodate as many people they want. Besides having these fantastic infrastructures, NSS has also stood firm on its humanitarian activities. It provides free meals to the health workers, the patients and also their caregivers. They do not discriminate as their motto.............read more

The Sansthan not only provided the poor and underprivileged people with food but also with employment. We all have seen how the suddenness of this deadly coronavirus pandemic engulfed us and the people who were most at risk were the police, the sanitation workers, the people of the essential sector and most importantly, the people in the health sector, i.e., the doctors, nurses. Attendants and other medical workers. These people needed the masks and PPE kits to protect themselves from this highly communicable disease, but the existing................read more

NGOs, as they are called in popular language, are organizations engaged in carrying out a wide variety of programs for the benefit of vulnerable people and society as a whole. NGOs operate independently, as the name implies, without any government financial support while they can work in close cooperation with government agencies to implement their projects.According to the 2011 census, about 2.21 percent of India's population is disabled, which means that in our country there are a little more than 2 crore people living with any sort of physical or mental impairment that makes it difficult for them to work in what we want to call "normal" society. With such a vast population with special needs, it's important to understand why they are still a desperately needed upliftment minority group. The social and physical barriers built-in society are preventing people with different abilities from rising above their station and living up to their full potential.The social stigma surrounding incurable mental disorders leaves people strangled from an apathetic culture, without any hope. The fact that they need medical treatment that would need more funding leaves most families in poverty. Especially in a country such as India, where the majority of the population are from a rural background struggling to meet ends. Most NGOs and organizations are working hard to shift that mindset and make the planet a more open environment for everyone. A few organizations in India mentioned below are seeking to make the planet a better place for people with physical disabilities and opportunities to contribute to their endeavors. 1.   Narayan Seva Sansthan Narayan Seva Sansthan' is a non-profit charity founded in 1985 with a fistful of flour and with a view to serve the patients belonging to the physically and economically disadvantaged sections of the society through the free corrective surgeries of patients suffering from polio and other congenital disabilities. This Top Charitable Organization has successfully completed more than 418750 free-of-cost polio surgical surgeries of multiple patients, irrespective of race, sex, religion, etc. Narayan Seva Sansthan is working to become the Top Charity Organization for the welfare of 'differently capable,' poor, and needy people. At Narayan Seva Sansthan, they provide free breakfast facilities, two-time meals residential housing, medical care including laboratory tests, and corrective surgery for patients who come to the organization's hospital for care from different parts of India and abroad. 2.   Ritham Special School for the Mentally Challenged Children The lack of access to appropriate special education and individual care has led to more than 60,000 young adults of various abilities dropping out of school. Specially Ritham School curates syllabi based on their students ' individual assessments and provides a 1:8 teacher-student ratio ensuring that all students receive proper individual attention. 3.   Vikash In India, the most physically disabled people are from a rural background. Failure to obtain the care and social services needed makes it impossible for them to be independent. Vikash works with children who are mentally disabled who have epilepsy. They provide people with door-to-door counseling, training, and counseling. 4.   Diya Foundation Everybody feels the need to be in an open environment, surrounded by people who value him. The Diya Foundation aims to establish a support network and offers vocational training for adults with intellectual disabilities so that they can be independent, financially, and in society. 5.   National Society for Equal Opportunities for the Handicapped National Society For Equal Opportunities For the Handicapped, India (NASEOH, INDIA) has worked continuously to create meaningful recovery opportunities for people with disabilities to promote their inclusion into society. NASEOH networked with the Indian government, national and international bodies to raise awareness of the differences in education, vocational training, employment, and advocacy issues related to disabled people. 6.   Adarsh Charitable Trust Education and medical assistance go hand-in-hand when it comes to special needs. Most people with various disabilities need some form of medical treatment to coexist in a social environment, whether physical or mental. Adarsh trust is the natural combination of the two. They provide both counseling and therapy for students who deal with different kinds of needs. 7.   The Association of People with Disability (APD) APD, India is a nonprofit organization that is changing the lives of disabled persons. In rural and urban Karnataka, they run comprehensive programs to allow, equip, and empower children and adults with a variety of disabilities including locomotive, spinal cord injury, speech and hearing, cerebral palsy, and to some degree mental disorders. 8.    Mata Bhagwanti Chadha Niketan (MBCN) This is a school that offers children with a mental disability, cerebral palsy, autism spectrum disorder, hearing impairment, and other disabilities with all of the recovery services needed. The institution currently provides rehabilitation services totally free of cost to 550 approximately beneficiaries. 9.    Ragini Foundation The Ragini Foundation is a non-profit organization established in 2000, which operates mainly in the Specially Abled and Skill Creation area. Provides schooling and vocational programs for adults with physical and intellectual challenges to help them live an active, self-reliant life. 10.   ARVITrust ARVITrust is a non-profit organization, established in 1995, which operates mainly in the Specially Abled environment. Provides counseling and other recovery facilities through its various educational programs, classes, and centers for people with intellectual disorders and hearing impairments. It aims to assist children in their development and help them overcome their physical and mental limitations so as to become independent and self-reliant community members. NGOs' research goes a long way in building a country. With the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Act mandating 2 percent of large corporate spending on social issues, NGOs have the ability through their work to reach millions of lives further. NGOs have streamlined their activities over the years and increased their sizes. NGOs have also proved themselves to be agents of change. They will continue to play a significant role in helping large sections of Indian society emerge from the quagmire of poverty and distress in time to come.

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Cow, a symbol of holiness in Indian Culture, also represents prosperity and fertility. Keeping this in mind a Cow Shelter is maintained in the premises of Narayan Seva Sansthan is a top NGO in India healing center at Badi, Udaipur (Rajasthan) to protect and nurture the holy animal. Donate a cow or donate an amount for the expenses incurred to manage the shelter as per your convenience.

A donation box by Narayan Seva Sansthan namely NGO for disabled - Amrit Kalash, has been installed at different big and small shops and offices to make it convenient to donate for everyday visitors to the concerned places without being much of a hassle. Help us with the donations by installing one such Donation Box from the organization at your designated place and start collecting donations on behalf of the organization.

Narayan Seva Sansthan is one of the best NGO in India running a school named Narayan Children Academy for underprivileged and disabled children where a child is taught by digital media study techniques by professional teachers. All the facilities including accommodation, clothing’s, food, books, playground, etc are provided by the Sansthan to children and we focus mainly on their bright future. If you are willing to sponsor one or more child education then you can select the Donate now option below to turn their future to dazzling side. Contribute a small about to make a big change.

“Katha Yajman Shayogis” can organize Kathas in their respective Town/Cities and extend their support to the cause of the organization. “Katha”, which is discoursed by renowned Saints and Delegates, are sacred stories about Indian Mythologies aiming to impart knowledge about cultural and spirituality amongst the community. Through such “Kathas”, donations are collected which in turn are utilized to help the deprived community in a very possible way.

Another initiative of Narayan Seva Sansthan is the Service Camps which the Sansthan has been organizing in different parts of the country and abroad. These camps have crossed thousands in number and have successfully provided to aid to all the patients and beneficiaries around the globe. Diagnosis, Checkup, and distributions of aids appliances in free are some o the inclusions of the camp. Helping Camps in addition to these provide material support such as Clothes, Food, Shelter, Opportunities and other financial, non- financial aids to the needy and the underprivileged.