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Mata Vaishno Lok Kalyan Sansthan Launches Free Patient Care Facilities in Jammu
10/14/2026 10:05:40 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, Oct 14: Essential facilities will now be provided free of cost for the care of patients undergoing treatment in the city, especially for patients staying at home. This initiative has been taken by Mata Vaishno Lok Kalyan Sansthan at Trikuta Yatri Niwas, Ambphalla. The service was inaugurated on Wednesday by Dr. Gautam Mengi, Prant Sanghchalak of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Jammu & Kashmir Prant, in the presence of the Sansthan’s President Suresh Gupta, office bearers and eminent citizens of the city.
In his brief address, Dr. Gautam Mengi said that his first wish is that no one should ever need to avail such facilities. But joy and sorrow are a part of life and the world. Many people need such facilities. Therefore, this initiative taken by Mata Vaishno Lok Kalyan Sansthan in the interest of society and humanity is commendable. Dr. Mengi expressed hope that in the future, the Sansthan will expand the scope of such free facilities and services.
Suresh Gupta, President of Mata Vaishno Lok Kalyan Sansthan, informed that the facilities started include hospital beds for seriously ill patients staying at home, air mattresses for bedridden patients, oxygen concentrators, and mattresses used for ten days in case of a death in a family at home. All these facilities will be available on depositing a security amount; there will be no rent. The security amount will be refunded to the concerned person upon returning the items.
Trikuta Yatri Niwas has been constructed under Mata Vaishno Lok Kalyan Sansthan itself. It has 23 rooms. Its benefit is being availed by needy people coming from outside the city and far-flung areas, especially patients undergoing treatment and their attendants.
On this occasion, besides eminent citizens, trustees of Mata Vaishno Lok Kalyan Sansthan R.C. Gupta, Vinod Gupta, Nagarmal Gupta, Ajay Bharti, Ajay Sharma and Adarsh Kumar among others were also present.
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