Sukruthi Charitable Trust

22/05/2024

Ramesh Aravind talks about how important the need is for palliative care in India and congratulates Sukruthi Charitable Trust for our upcoming Nemmadi Centre for Palliative care.

Ramesh Aravind is an Indian actor, director, screenwriter and television presenter who works in Kannada films and television. He has appeared in over 140 films including several Tamil-language films.

Team Sukruthi sincerely thanks Mr Ramesh Aravind for inspiring and supporting our 100% free of cost charity initiative.

Ramesh Aravind talks about how important the need is for palliative care in India and congratulates Sukruthi Charitable Trust for our upcoming Nemmadi Centre...

07/03/2024

Dr C N Manjunath, Ex Director, Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research, Bengaluru., inspires, supports & endorses our Nemmadi-Nemmadi Centre For Palliative Care.
Under his leadership, Jayadeva Hospital has treated 50 Lakh plus patients and conducted 5 lakh plus operations / interventions in last 18 years.
IIM Bengaluru leadership, School of Singapore, London School of Economics, Yale University, USA have appreciated Jayadeva Model of high quality patient care at an affordable cost.
Our team at Nemmadi-Centre for Palliative care, thank Dr. C N Manjunath for inspiring, supporting and endorsing our initiative
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31/12/2023

Sukruthi Charitable Trust wishes you all a happy new year! 2024

30/12/2023

Nagarajan and Kavitha handing over a cheque to Dr. Ramesh S and Dr. Raajeshwari @ Indira Gandhi Institute of Child Health.

30/12/2023

Sukruthi Charitable Trust founder B S Nagarajan along with Dr Anand, Head of Pediatrics and Mrs Rama Ramamurthy, Head, Charity Cell celebrates Christmas with children with cancer at Sri Shankara Cancer Foundation

30/12/2023

With our aim to make healthcare accessible for the poor, we have been able to bring positive transformations to people's lives. Read about the stories of our beneficiaries.

With our aim to make healthcare accessible for the poor, we have been able to bring positive transformations to people's lives. Read about the stories of our beneficiaries.

30/12/2023

Sukruthi Charitable Trust’s Contribution:- Arman’s father Syed Asif, an auto driver had no money when he was asked to pay Rs. 5000 to get him admitted in Shankara hospital. He said he would need a couple of days to sell his auto and arrange the money. Sensing that his only source of earning would come to an end if he sold his auto, Shankara hospital supported his family by arranging funds through a number of NGOs. Sukruthi partnered with Shankara hospital to provide a chemo port for Arman's treatment absolutely free of cost.

Sudarshan initially used to feel difficult to breathe and the doctors found that the entire left side of his abdomen was filled with water. They initially diagnosed it as TB and treatment was given. Later he was taken to Hyderabad where cancer was diagnosed. They then came to Shankara hospital throu...

30/12/2023

Sukruthi Charitable Trust’s Contribution:- Arman’s father Syed Asif, an auto driver had no money when he was asked to pay Rs. 5000 to get him admitted in Shankara hospital. He said he would need a couple of days to sell his auto and arrange the money. Sensing that his only source of earning would come to an end if he sold his auto, Shankara hospital supported his family by arranging funds through a number of NGOs. Sukruthi partnered with Shankara hospital to provide a chemo port for Arman's treatment absolutely free of cost.

Arman is the youngest among his siblings with his eldest daughter studying in degree college and another sister in 9th standard. He was diagnosed with Blood Cancer and brought to Shankara hospital for treatment.

30/12/2023

As we continue to be committed to Hospice or palliative care. We have partnered with St Johns to serve Palliative patients at home.
This initiative was launched on 17th Aug, 2023. Father Tony AJ, Associate Director Finance flagged off the initiative. Dr Nandini Vallath, Prof & Head, Dept of Pain and Palliative Care, heads the initiative from St Johns and Sukruthi Charitable Trust takes care of the logistics and staff salary ( Driver and Nurses) and the medical team is taken care by St John's.
We have treated 22 Palliative care patients so far.

Sukruthi Charitable Trust joined hands with St Johns Hospital and launched Free Home Palliative Care. Sukruthi Charitable Trust has sponsored the vehicle MAR...

30/12/2023

At Sukruthi Charitable Trust our goal has been to make an impact by supporting children who have cancer and kidney dialysis, help people by supplying medicines at low cost and provide palliative care at the comfort of their homes.

Sukruthi Charitable Trust was founded on 22 June 2021. Sukruthi means doing good.

30/12/2023

Welcome to Sukruthi Charitable Trust
Sukruthi means "doing good". It symbolizes a noble gesture. It's a space that thrives on kindness and compassion, an initiative to save the lives of the deprived.

The health of a nation depends critically on its citizens having access to an equitable, affordable and accountable healthcare system. While India is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, it is also one of the most unequal countries. The richest are getting richer at a much faster pace while the poor are still struggling to earn a minimum wage and access quality education and healthcare services.

The people, especially the rich have an obligation to help those born into the cycle of poverty. That's what Sukruthi aims to achieve.

Sukruthi was founded because there is a real opportunity to address the health inequality in India by making sure that irrespective of whether a person resides in a village or a big city, whether literate or not, whether employed or not, he or she has the chance to live a healthy productive life.
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