Founder of HST Charitable hospital
Although I am from Sankheda, Naswadi has become my workplace. In 1971, I ran a medical store in Naswadi. I closed the business in 2008 and moved to Baroda for a better life.
Dealing with people in the medical field made me realize that it is essential for every person to keep their body healthy. However, some people cannot afford these necessities by themselves and do not have access to proper treatment and medicines. For the past seven years, I have dedicated myself to helping them in the field of health.
President
Prernamurti
During this journey I was joined Vrajdham Vadi Parivar, the Patient Help Committee of Manjalpur, Vadodara, and fifteen families have joined us on this journey. We have visited corporation-run schools and distributed biscuits. We have also visited places like ‘Sevatirth Dhaniyavi Shram mandir’, Sindhrot, Infectious Diseases Hospital Karelibaug, and Mental Hospital Kareli Baug, offering much-needed medicines. Additionally, we have organized a health camp with the cooperation of Shri Vallabhacharya Ji Hospital, Manjalpur, Vadodara.
During these efforts, my family realized that “Public Service itself is Service to God.” This inspired us to move back to Naswadi, where we had lived for thirty-seven years, to serve the people and look after their medical needs. We decided to help the tribal people of Naswadi Taluka by setting up a full-fledged hospital as we believe that Naswadi needs such a facility. In the private sector, treatment is very expensive and beyond the reach of the poor Adivasi tribal people. This led to the establishment of “Smt. Hasumatiben S. Talati Arogya Mandir” on 29.3.2015. We have received tremendous support from the local society over the last year and aim to continue this effort with help and support from all. We humbly request our friends and well-wishers to support this noble cause.
We have dedicated and sincere doctors, staff, and efficient trustees, and I take pride in their selfless service. We appeal to everyone to come forward and help us extend medical services to reach the last person in this taluka.