The Trust is responsible for the running of the ashrams. However, the Trust has been serving society in the fields of health and education since inception. More recently, the Trust has taken up the project for supplying safe drinking water, eye donations and blood donations to rural areas. The guiding philosophy of the trust is that drinking water, medicine, and education, the fundamental needs of
every individual, should be available to everyone free of cost. The guiding principle driving all the medical relief activities of the trust could be summed up as follows:
Medicine for all: Medical aid should be the right of every individual irrespective of caste, creed, nationality, or colour. Medical care free from the stigma of commercialisation: The act of healing should be restored to its pristine sanctity, which can be done only when it ceases to be a commodity bought and sold in the market. Human Values in Medical Care: The human agents of delivery system of health care, be they health administrators, doctors, nurses, or technicians, should be perfectly human in thought, word and deed. They should demonstrate the five Human Values --Truth, Righteousness, Peace, Love, and Nonviolence-- in every act.
