Sewa Activities
The Shree Sanjay Sai Sewa Organization conducts various social service activities aimed at uplifting communities and improving the quality of life for those in need. These initiatives reflect the organization’s commitment to promoting holistic development and service to humanity, in alignment with its guiding principles of Truth, Right Conduct, Peace, Love, and Nonviolence.
Free Drinking Water Service
Water is life. Since its inception, the organization has been providing free drinking water services in areas with inadequate water supply by installing water tanks across Kathmandu, benefiting 400 households in Brahmatole, Koteshwar Dovan, Kilagal, and Lagan Tole, among other places. Notable projects include the installation of hand-pumps in Kanneri village of the Far-Western Dhangadhi district, benefiting 400 households, and similar installations in the remote villages of Rupandehi district’s Betkuiyaa, Bodadiya, Gulrihava, Moglahava, and Mahadeva village, serving 1,130 households. The organization has also dug wells in Panauti, Kavre district, benefiting many households with drinking water.
Beyond Nepal, the organization’s International Chapters in India have extended water services under the “Shree Sanjay Sai Prem Ganga” initiative in various areas in Maharashtra, including Latur, Ritkoli, Goa, Gorad village, and Gorai Malad. These efforts involve digging large water reservoirs, constructing dams, laying pipelines to bring tap water to doorsteps, and rainwater harvesting, benefiting thousands of households.
Free Healthcare Service
Health is Wealth. Providing healthcare service at no cost is a vital aspect of the organization’s divine mission. The organization is recognized by Nepal’s National Blood Bank as a significant blood donor, organizing multiple blood donation camps each year on occasions like Swami’s birthday, Shree Satya Sai’s birthday, Buddha Jayanti, and Guru Purnima. The organization also hosts free health camps with renowned national and international specialists offering services such as general health check-ups, breast cancer screenings, cataract surgeries, and more.
On Swami’s 22nd birthday, 42 women with uterine diseases received treatment and surgery at the Philanthropic Maternity Hospital in Sarsyaukhark, Kavre District. A free ambulance service is also available. The organization plans to build its own hospital to further expand its free healthcare services. Free healthcare services, including blood donation and medical camps, are provided by its International Chapters regularly in India and other countries as well.
Free Education
Education for Character Development. Education is another foundational objective of the divine mission. The organization believes that spiritual and academic education are equally important for transforming an individual into a good human being. Through Shree Sanjay Sai Vidhya Mandir, the organization provides academic excellence, while its informal “Soul Blossom Programme” fosters spiritual growth in young children. Both forms of education are crucial for shaping the youth, who are seen as the future of society. Swami himself conducts classes for youth every Saturday at the Shree Sanjay Sai Vrindavan Dham to guide them on their spiritual journey.
Spiritual Activities
The organization is deeply committed to spiritual upliftment through practices such as Sadhana, Satsanga, Bhajan, Kirtan, Puja rituals, Hom-Homadhi, and other devotional and spiritual activities. These practices aim to awaken individuals spiritually while strengthening their faith, love, and devotion. These activities not only nurture spiritual growth but also help safeguard tradition and cultural heritage, contributing to fostering a disciplined and cultured society.
Narayan Sewa
God resides in everyone’s heart. Swami says, “A true Narayan Sewa is feeding the hungry, seeing God in everyone.” The organization regularly conducts Narayan Sewa, providing food, clothing, and other essentials to individuals in old-age homes, children’s homes, and similar institutions. This service is an ongoing effort to support the marginalized and less fortunate members of society. All the Chapters conduct Narayan Sewa regularly.
Social Service
Service to humanity is service to God
The organization conducts various service activities. In response to the devastation caused by the Gorkha earthquake in April and May 2015, the organization distributed relief packages to 3,200 affected families. Similarly, the organization provided relief packages to families affected by floods and landslides, even deploying helicopters to deliver the relief materials to the people. In celebration of Swami’s 35th birthday, the organization conducted several service activities, such as distributing blankets to 3,000 families in various districts across the country, feeding street dogs and abandoned animals for several weeks, cleaning temples and their premises, and conducting riverbank cleanups at Manohara Riverside.
The global COVID-19 pandemic also did not spare Nepal, resulting in lockdowns across the country for an extended period. The organization immediately prepared rations and relief packs and distributed them to deserving families. Upon Swami’s divine guidance, such services were extended to reach needy people in various areas of Nepal and India.
