Showing posts with label sarai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sarai. Show all posts

Monday, January 27, 2014

Sarai . . . Progress

Snaps of the Sarai construction. 

You can still contribute to this venture. 

Friends in the United States - please note that you can contribute directly through this website url - http://www.ehausa.org/donateportal.htm 

Please do let us know if you are making a donation. And Foreign Exchange regulations in India demand that each donation is designated for a specific purpose and the same is communicated to the recipient. 












As you can very well see, we did it quite simply with sparse resources. It cost us much less than the budget of 1.5 million INR. 

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

In Faith

About 5 months back, I had put up a request for funds for the construction of some space for the help of our patients and their relatives who come from afar. The estimated cost for a 2000 square feet facility is about 1.5 million INR. 

We received a kind gift of about 50,000 INR from a dear friend of mine. 

Considering the increase in patient load and the very sick patients who come from afar, the need for space to spend couple of days is a crying need. 

We have started construction with the small amount of money we got. We hope that friends and well-wishers will respond. 

Please do remember the support that the Acute Care Unit as well as the Burns Unit also need from all of you . . . 

Snaps of the construction . . . 





 

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Urgent . . . for those from afar

One of the peculiar aspects of NJH is the huge number of patients who come from quite far. We’ve people coming all the way from Sonbhadra in Uttarpradesh, Renukhut in Madhya Pradesh, Ambikapur in Chattisgarh, Buxar and Gaya in Bihar and even Burdhamman in West Bengal.


Because of our remote location and lack of any staying facilities in the nearby villages, many of our patients find it quite difficult to regularly come to our place.

In the earlier days, there was a well run inn for such patients.

At present, we can see the ruins of this inn.




There are 3 major groups of patients who need this facility –
1.       Many of our outpatients come one day before and stay overnight before the register in the outpatient department.
2.       There are patients who need to only have long periods of dressings especially for chronic wounds without any admission as inpatients.
3.       As we are quite well known to be a good centre for obstetric care, quite a lot of families are keen to bring expectant mothers towards the date of expected delivery for a safe confinement.

An inpatient admission the latter 2 groups is a costly affair.

We plan for the following –
1.       A open space with good roofing which patients and their relatives can use to stay overnight.
2.       A space for 2 dormitories
3.       Bathrooms and toilets to cater to above 2 groups of people.
4.       Space for cooking

Below is the only present waiting space for the above 3 groups of patients.


The estimated budget for a 2000 square feet space would be about 1.5 million INR.


We earnestly look for people who could share our burden in prayers and resources.