UN Sustainable Development Goal: Goal 3: Good Health and Well Being
% Spent on beneficiaries
79%
Financial Score:
Age: 50 Years
Tax Benefit:
Foreign donations: ✔
Location(s):
Gujarat
Issues Addressed:
Provide affordable medical care and facilities for medical education to the under privileged community
Supported by:
The British Asian Trust; Precmak Ltd.; Tata Trusts; Inox Air Product Ltd.; Give Foundation; etc.
Key Trustees:
Dr. Amrita Patel, Chairman; Shri Jagrut Bhatt, Hon. Secretary
Recognition:
Green Hospital Award, Accredited by National Accreditation Board of Hospital and Healthcare Organizations (NABH)
Sector Comparison:
Beneficiary Spend:
Average: 79.6%
Highest: 99.9%
Lowest: 28.7%
Income:
Average: Rs6 cr
Highest: Rs115 cr
Lowest: Rs1 lac
How much to donate
1) ₹2,450/ for 1 session of Radiation Therapy for poor patient suffering from Cancer.
2) ₹2,750/ Food for 10 poor patients admitted in the General Ward of Shree Krishna Hospital.
Charutar Arogya Mandal runs a 612-bed hospital, Medical college, Institute of Post-graduate studies, School of Nursing, College of Physiotherapy, Institute of Medical Technology, Cardiac and a Cancer center in its 100 acre lush green campus.
Shree Krishna Hospital, one of its wings offers free treatment to women and children from BPL families whereas men are offered a 60% waiver for the treatment. It receives daily on an average 1,200 patients for outdoor consultation and has an average daily indoor strength of 300 patients.
Educational institutions prepare young students with not only technical knowledge and skills but to instill in them the nobility that elevates the profession and to develop sensitivity towards the needy
Outcome: The hospital treats <4lakh patients annually and admits 30,000+ for hospitalization.
Income Rs94 cr
Expense Rs100 cr
Source : Audit Report 2020
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