Warananagar, Maharashtra
Mahatma Gandhi Charitable Medical Trust, Warananagar, was established in 1977 with the primary objective of providing medical aid and education, particularly to rural communities.
Inspired by the vision of Vishwanath alias Tatyasaheb Anna Kore, the Trust works towards improving access to healthcare and medical education through charitable services, healthcare facilities and educational institutions.
The Trust focuses on supporting the poor and needy through free or subsidised medical services, health camps, education, training and research.
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Warana transformed from a barren, unproductive hilly region into a centre of industrial, agricultural and educational activities through collective enterprise, innovation and social commitment.
While the region developed in several fields, access to affordable healthcare and medical education remained an important need for the rural population.
Recognising this need, Mahatma Gandhi Charitable Medical Trust was established in 1977 to provide medical aid and education and to promote healthcare facilities for rural communities.
Bringing healthcare and medical education closer to rural communities through charitable service and institutional development.
Our work is centred on medical assistance, education and the healthcare needs of rural communities.
Support access to free or subsidised healthcare for poor and needy patients.
Promote medical and health education through educational institutions and training facilities.
Conduct health camps and awareness initiatives to help improve community health.
Three healthcare and educational institutions serving the Warananagar region.
A 420-bed general hospital providing medical services across multiple departments, with facilities for emergency care and investigations.
An educational and research institution offering B.D.S., M.D.S. programmes in specified specialities and Ph.D. facilities, as described in the Trust brochure.
An A.N.M. nursing education institution focused on providing nursing education and opportunities for women in rural areas.
The Trust carries out healthcare and social welfare activities with particular attention to rural communities, poor patients and people in need.
Free or concessional treatment and OPD/IPD services.
Health check-ups, eye camps and medical outreach.
Blood donation initiatives and related services.
Awareness initiatives for maternal, child and community health.
Facilities documented for Mahatma Gandhi Charitable Hospital.
10-bed ICU facility
4 major OTs, 1 minor OT and emergency theatre facilities
Blood storage and component facilities
24-hour casualty services
Continuing our commitment to healthcare, medical education and the welfare of rural communities.
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