In hospitals across the country, treatment may be free—but meals are not. Patients come in weak. Attendants arrive empty-handed. And staff members often stretch long hours with little or no food. For families traveling from villages with only a few rupees in hand, arranging a meal during treatment becomes a daily burden—and sometimes, a painful sacrifice.

We step in to ensure no child, parent, or nurse skips a meal while healing happens. Daily fresh meals are distributed to hospital patients, their family members, and essential staff without discrimination. It’s not just about food—it’s about dignity, relief, and making people feel seen in their most vulnerable moments.

The food is cooked with care, served warm, and distributed mindfully—so that no patient lies hungry, no caregiver feels invisible, and no worker goes unfed after hours of duty. It’s one of the most basic, yet powerful, forms of seva we offer.