When illness strikes a poor family, it often feels like the end of the road. Without money, even the smallest infection can become life-threatening. For countless families in Nala Sopara and nearby regions, hospitals are out of reach, and medicines are unaffordable. Humanity Foundation’s Healing Hands initiative is changing that reality, one patient at a time.
Our work begins with listening. Widows, children, senior citizens, and daily wage workers approach us with urgent needs. Some need medicines after being discharged from a hospital, others require diagnostic tests they cannot afford. Over the past few years, more than 300 patients have received free or subsidized treatment through this initiative. Each case is a reminder that healthcare is not a privilege — it is a right.
“Healthcare should not be a privilege — it should be a right for every human being.”
Take the story of Anwar, a rickshaw driver who met with an accident. With no savings, his family was in shock as doctors asked for immediate funds. Humanity Foundation stepped in, arranging the money required for surgery and follow-up medicines. Today, Anwar is back on the road, earning again for his family. This is not just treatment — it is restoring livelihood and dignity.
Medical camps organized by our volunteers also make a difference. Dozens of people get free check-ups for blood pressure, sugar, and other conditions. For many, these camps are the only time in a year when they see a doctor. Preventive care often saves them from future complications.
The impact is real, but the need is endless. With regular donor support, Humanity Foundation can expand these healthcare drives, arrange more hospital partnerships, and ensure no patient suffers silently. When you support Healing Hands, you are not funding a program — you are giving someone the chance to live, recover, and dream again.