Help India Fight COVID-19

The second wave of COVID-19 has engulfed India by setting new daily record of COVID cases and deaths. Government entities and non-profits, local and across the world are working relentlessly to assist patients who are seeking oxygen cylinders, ventilators and medical supplies.

The sheer number of COVID-19 patients who require help far exceeds the hospital and nursing clinics capacity across every city in India, driving the healthcare system into crisis. Lack of hospital beds, oxygen cylinders and ventilators are taking more lives than anticipated making it a deeply humanitarian call for the world to work towards a common goal.

As the somber news sets in every Indian household, Sitanjali Foundation has redirected its resources to solve the problem at the root where we want to extend the existing hospitals care by providing them with additional beds, oxygen supplies and ventilators.

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We have launched initiatives at the following locations –

·       Matiya Patidar Hall, Navsari, Gujarat

·       Haria Hospital, Vapi, Gujarat

·       Chandamama Hospital, Hyderabad

·       D N Mehta Parsi General Hospital, Navsari, Gujarat

·       Vanganga COVID Care Center, Bhandara, Maharashtra

Sitanjali Foundation’s effectiveness to manage this crisis and elevate hospitals comes from our dedicated team in India who has a history of supporting initiatives like Sankara Foundation Hospital since 2008, helping 10,000 underage sex workers find livelihood opportunities, and assisting underprivileged children get quality education by opening 14 schools across India.  We would like to use our expertise in helping the needy and contribute to the healthcare crisis through our “hospital extension model” across multiple cities in India.




More information about Sitanjali Foundation: Sitanjali Foundation, is a non-profit that intends to utilize 100% funds raised through GoFundMe to "Help India Fight Covid-19" within the meaning of Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, or the corresponding section of any future Federal tax code. Please reach out to us for a tax deductible receipt.