Narayan Sewa Sansthan Organizes Polio Diagnostic and Treatment Camp at ‘Maha Kubh’ (Allahabad)

Udaipur, Rajasthan, India, 17th January, 2012: Established in 1985 ‘Narayan Sewa Sansthan’, has organized polio diagnostic and treatment camp at ‘Maha Kubh’ (Allahabad).

Udaipur,Rajasthan (I-Newswire) January 17, 2013 - Various ’Free Of Cost’ services activities for the disabled organized, by Narayan Seva Sansthan. An extensive polio treatment camp was inaugurated with the flag hosting ceremony held on Maker Sankranti, the 14th of January 2013. Many saints from various Akhara including Mr. Dharam Das Ji, Madhav Das Ji, Mr. Ram kishor Ji and other degnitories attended this grand opening.

According to the president of the organization Mr. Prashant Agrawal, ‘Free Of Cost’ diagnostic and treatment camp for polio affected (by birth) people and discourse programs by various renowned saints will be organized on behalf of organization. He further added that along with physiotherapy facilities, a caliper workshop also be organized at ‘Kubh Fair’. ‘Free of Cost’ calipers will be distributed among the needy patients at the spot.

The Organization has frequently being organizing service camps to distribute food grains, medicines and basic utility items to poor tribal, pulse polio drive, environmental awareness camps, distribution of aids and appliance as calipers, crutches, tricycle & wheelchair etc. Narayan Sewa Sansthan, Udaipur is a Non Profit organization that provides social, education, medical services for the needy persons, especially from the tribal belt. This charitable organization is engaged and closely associated with “free of cost” treatment and rehabilitation facilities for mentally retarded children, handicapped and physically disabled individuals.

Your help makes a real difference and improve the quality of life for disabled! Find out more about the different ways you can support. Your good self may also help and provide your cooperation to the disabled by your kind donation. For more information visit at http://www.narayanseva.org/ or call them at 294-6622222.