Narayan Seva Sansthan Transforms Lives of over a Thousand Differently-abled Individuals in Kenya, Applauded by the High Commission of India

He said that in the same sequence, Narayan Seva Sansthan has conducted camps in six locations in Kenya, including Nairobi, Meru, Mombasa, and others, where over 600 differently-abled individuals have been assessed for limb fitting. In the coming days, they will receive artificial limbs. Additionally, the Sansthan has also organized artificial limb fitment camps in Nairobi and Meru. In this, nearly 400 people were provided with modern Narayan limbs, along with training to walk by our skilled doctors and technical team.    

The chief guest at the Mombasa camp was Rohit Vadhwana, the High Commissioner of India, who appreciated the services provided to differently-abled individuals by the Sansthan and pledged support in every possible way. During this period, distinguished guests, including County Ambassador John Mitisho, Kenya Parliament Member Mohammed Jute, and John Mathews, also visited the Sansthan’s services and were deeply impressed.

Mr. Rajat Gaur, the Head of the Maha Gangotri Department, welcomed all the guests and briefed them about the Sansthan’s upcoming five-year vision document. A 10-member team led by Jasbir Singh, the Sansthan’s publicity in-charge, served for the Kenya service. Narayan Seva Sansthan received special support in Kenya from Lord Mahavir Group Followers, Joint Group, and Mombasa Cement. Contributions from social workers like Mukesh Bhai Desai, Kewal Bhai, Neelam Bhai, Hasmukh Bhai Patel, Milan Bhai, Anil Tailor, and many others were instrumental in the success of this humanitarian effort.    

The coordinators of this camp, Tarun Nagda, and Achal Singh Bhati, made arrangements for the transportation of differently-abled individuals to the camp location. The Health Ministry of Kenya and the Prosthetic and Orthotic Association of Kenya also provided invaluable support. Narayan Seva Sansthan will soon organize distribution camps to improve the lives of 600 differently-abled individuals in Kenya.

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