Bringing Modern Healthcare to Northeast India
Serving Northeast
India Since 1999
JHARKHAND
- Became a state in 2000 after splitting from Bihar
- Has one of the highest poverty rates
- The state population is 81% rural
- One hospital bed per 6,052 patients
- Doctor-patient ratio is 1:19,786
- 19% of children under five are malnourished
- 25% of the population is HIV positive
- 13,000 villagers die from tuberculosis (TB) every year
- 250,000+ cases of malaria every year
Our Mission
To provide life-saving, life-giving, and life-sustaining care to the people of northeast India through modern healthcare services, medical outreach programs, and community involvement.
19%
of children under 5 are malnourished
13,000
villagers die from TB every year
WHO WE SERVE
A VISUAL STORY OF OUR WORK
We believe every man, woman, and child should have access to modern healthcare. That’s why we strive to deliver quality, patient-centered care to every person who comes through our doors—regardless of caste, creed, gender, income or ability to pay for their treatment.
We serve nearly 400,000 native villagers each year, both inside and outside the walls of Shanti Bhavan Medical Center.
The communities we serve have some of the highest poverty rates in India. Through our outreach programs and medical services, we work to eliminate barriers to healthcare for low-income men, women and children.
Our Vision
To ensure all impoverished people of northeast India receive holistic, modern healthcare without regard to caste, creed, or gender.
Our Core Values
Honesty and Integrity + Compassion for People in Need + Accessible Healthcare + Community Outreach + Humanitarianism
81%
of state is a rural population
1
bed per 6,052
patients
52%
literacy
rate
67%
are below the
poverty level