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GWALIOR

CHILDRENS

CHARITY

(Regd. Charity No 1063694)

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Gwalior Childrens Charity (Regd. Charity No. 1063694) & Snehalaya Trust , 14,Magdalene Road, Walsall, West Midlands. WS1 3TA (U.K.)

Tel. +44(0)1922 629842 Fax. 01922 632942 Mobile. 07729929982 Email: Gwalior.Hospital@care4free.net

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We started as Gwalior Childrens Hospital. Our foundation stone was laid back in 1992. Since then we have grown, expanding rapidly to meet the growing needs of the community in our region.

We have added facilities gradually including an eye centre, hospital for women, mobile hospital, rural health centres, rehabilitation and physiotherapy centre, ICTC and videoconferencing facilities etc. With the closure of our city in-patient hospital facilities, the bulk of health services have been transferred to our rural hospital at the Snehalaya campus.

THE MEENA SHARMA MEMORIAL RURAL HOSPITAL. Recently completed, the hospital offers primary and emergency care for residents of Snehalaya and for people in surrounding villages. It also is the HQ for 14 rural health centres and it provides healthcare services through medical camps in both urban slums and rural areas.

HELP-LINE AND ICTC. Our Help-line is open 24 hours and the centre includes video-conferencing facilities for counseling by experts online in India and abroad.

DENTAL CENTRE and EYE CENTRE both now provide services from MSM Rural hospital located within Snehalaya Campus. We continue to work for prevention of blindness and saving sight in surrounding villages.

INTEGRATED RURAL DEVELOPMENT. Snehalaya is the centre of a programme for integrated development in 40 villages in the surrounding area to include hygiene, sanitation, safe drinking water, education, health care and income generating opportunities to attain sustainable development in these villages. It is being run in conjunction with the MSM Rural Hospital.

ON-SITE INTEGRATED SCHOOL (CURRENTLY BUILDING). When completed, this Snehalaya campus facility will cater for 750 children (drawn from residents with special needs plus 500 children from surrounding villages) with main focus on girls.