CSR - Shrimad Rajchandra Hospital

Corporate Social Responsibility

The healthcare sector in India is ailing. The government spending on healthcare is estimated to be about 3% of the GDP. In comparison to other countries this is significantly lower. Expecting the government to solve all problems is a convenient stance. Companies can support health care as a part of their two-percent mandatory spending on social initiatives.

Preventive healthcare is an important dimension of health that needs significant attention and investment. It is a national health priority and notified under Schedule VII of the CSR Section 135 of the Companies Act.

Shrimad Rajchandra Sarvamangal Trust provides companies with an array of opportunities to partner in CSR activities related to healthcare. Shrimad Rajchandra Hospital and Research Centre, through its foundation; Shrimad Rajchandra Sarvamangal Trust, has impacted more than 16 lakh lives through healthcare services for tribal groups and marginalised sections of society. We ensure that our initiatives are efficient, sustainable and relevant to the needs of the community we serve.

At Shrimad Rajchandra Hospital and Research Centre our programmes are driven by our vision, philosophy and the need of the community, with health remaining our main focus.

Programme Objective –

To provide comprehensive healthcare services for the underprivileged people at large and creating a positive impact by addressing issues of accessibility and affordability. Our spectrum of services ensures that corporates meet their charity mandate, providing them an opportunity to pick and choose a project of their choice aligned to their institutional objectives. Activities implemented by us with track record of 16+ years in priority areas of health and education.

CSR partnership either Opex or Capex can be mutually discussed for specific projects/programs in identified health priority that are described in following table-


Programmes
Sr No	A) Curative Programmes	Scope Applicability
1	Shrimad Rajchandra Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)	26-bed NICU for infants provides advanced Paediatric Super speciality Services for high-risk babies Safeguard the lives of a new-born babies and the mothers, when faced with critical conditions Prevent Infant Mortality
2	Shrimad Rajchandra District Early Intervention Centre (SRDEIC)	Nationally Recognised Early Intervention Centre- Prevent and control developmental delays in newborns Highly specialized physiotherapy for physically disabled children Routine screening for hearing and vision loss in newborns Early Intervention Therapy and rehabilitation Minimize physical or neurological disabilities in premature or underweight babies and enhance their cognitive abilities Prevention of Cerebral Visual Impairment
3	Shrimad Rajchandra Child Malnutrition Treatment Centre	Treat acute malnutrition and severely anaemic children and expectant mothers under specialised attention. Prevent low birth weight
4	Shrimad Rajchandra Centre for Physically Challenged	Orthopaedics surgery and rehabilitation to disabled children and adults Special camps for orthopaedics.
5	Surgery Department	6 modular Operation Theatres Support for various hi-tech surgeries such as - Cardiac, liver resection/transplant, hip/knee/joint replacement, cancer neuro/spine surgeries
6	Disaster and Emergency Medical Assistance	Help the public efforts in preparing and responding to disaster situations with medical aid. Support first responder programs and capacity building
	B) Preventive Programmes
7	School Health Screening & Health Awareness Camps	Promoting preventive healthcare Elementary health awareness lessons to the children
8	Mobile Dental Clinic & Oral Health Awareness Camps	To screen school children on dental hygiene and provide timely treatment to prevent dental problems from worsening
9	Preventative and Diagnostic Mobile health check Camps	Improving access to basic healthcare facilities in remote villages for tribals and economically backward groups Running Preventative and Diagnostic health check camps Follow-up services at base hospital using technology platforms Coverage 70 outreach centres in more than 45 remote villages Over 130,000 diagnostic/treatment procedures annually.
10	Health Education for Adolescents Camps	The programme Objective - Imparting health awareness to adolescent girls. Emphasis on reproductive and menstrual hygiene, nutrition, prevention of anaemia in tribal population Safe and healthy motherhood and family planning
11	Anaemia Project	Mass screening and focused approach to prevent anaemia at the tribal community. Checking deficiencies in iron, vitamins and providing folic acid and nutritional supplements. Technology platform to detect and manage anaemia in adolescent girls.


CAPEX SUPPORT- CURRENT REQUIREMENT
Sr No.	Major Equipment for the new Hospital Project	Price
1	CATLAB	3,71,00,000
2	MRI- 1.5 Tesla	5,70,00,000
3	Anaesthesia Machines	59,28,572
4	OT Lights	43,90,000
5	Electrocautery	41,01,316
6	Portable Ultrasound for Operation Theatre	16,80,000
7	Mammography	58,50,000
8	Video Endoscope + EUS package	90,00,000
9	CSSD-1	81,42,308
10	Blood bank centrifuge	28,91,000
11	Blood bank Equipments	6,04,475
12	Blood bank refrigerator	17,23,757
13	Wheelchairs	3,00,806
14	Beds and furniture (new)	1,57,77,780
15	Wheelchairs	6,65,520
16	Beds refurbished	40,00,000
17	Physiotherapy	10,17,295
18	Physio table	65,360
19	Physio training wall	99,966
20	Arterial Blood Gas Analyser (ABG MACHINE) & Cobas C 111	25,07,500
21	Cobas E411 (NEW ) with all Standard Accessories	28,32,000
22	Philips Antepartum Fetal Monitor	2,18,400
23	High Speed Sterilizer Pre & Post	11,39,998
	TOTAL BUDGET	16,70,36,053

Our array of activities and focus on social impact has brought us leading corporate supporters who contribute wholeheartedly to our causes, be it financial donations, supply of free medicines, equipment to our charitable hospital or running in support of our programme.
Their support is not a mere fulfilment of Corporate Social Responsibility but an indication of the strong trust that they place in our intentions and abilities, and the fact that they also want to serve those in need.
Our team gets in touch with each corporate group to provide an assessment of the needs and the ways in which we can jointly address them.
Be it a time bound project or a long-term initiative, CSR activities are monitored by a group of professionals under continuous review and reporting structure.
We forge a long-term relationship with our corporate partners and encourage their employees to engage in volunteering too. We invite caring corporates to support us in our initiatives which are based on a thorough research of the ground realities.
Shrimad Rajchandra Sarvamangal Trust is CSR registered (Reg No. CSR00000266) and recognised by Central and State Government under various PPP projects. The contributions are exempted from tax under Section 80G of The Income Tax Act, 1961.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Dr. Bijal Mehta
+91 9819951135 (M)
[email protected]

Ajay Doshi
+91 9820086492 (M)