
Winter Support
During winter, blankets are distributed to homeless and vulnerable people to help protect them from the cold.

Medical service, humanitarian support and community outreach guided by the spirit of service and compassion.

Healthcare at Siddhartha Hospital is not limited to those who can afford it.
Since 2011, Siddhartha Hospital has been conducting the SAISEVA Monthly Medical Camp on the last Sunday of every month, continuously and without interruption.
The camp primarily serves people with physical disabilities, polio-related disabilities, congenital orthopaedic deformities, cerebral palsy and other orthopaedic conditions, particularly those who are unable to afford treatment.
Through SAISEVA, eligible needy patients receive free or cashless treatment and surgical care.
Over the years, the SAISEVA initiative has helped facilitate more than 5,000 surgeries, according to hospital records.
This service is carried out with the blessings of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba and is inspired by His timeless message.
For Siddhartha Hospital, SAISEVA is not simply a medical camp. It is a continuing commitment to serve people with love, dignity and compassion.

As part of the monthly SAISEVA camp, Narayana Seva – free food distribution is also conducted.
The belief is that medical service and human service go together. A person seeking treatment should not have to remain hungry while receiving care.
No one should have to be hungry once they step into Siddhartha Hospital. Patients and attendants who come from long distances to avail treatment, especially those who are poor and may not be able to afford food outside, are provided free Bhojana Prasadam during their hospital stay or period of treatment.
This humanitarian service is intended to ensure that people seeking treatment can receive care with dignity without having to worry about arranging food during their time at the hospital.
Service extends beyond the hospital walls to people, families, children and communities.

During winter, blankets are distributed to homeless and vulnerable people to help protect them from the cold.

Siddhartha Hospital has also conducted blood donation camps as part of its community service initiatives.

The hospital conducts interactive programmes with young people, including inviting speakers to guide youth on values, responsibility, character and positive citizenship.

Knowledge sharing, values, service and continuous learning are encouraged as part of the hospital's broader service philosophy.
Siddhartha Hospital also conducts medical and health camps in various villages across Siddipet district, extending healthcare awareness and medical support beyond the hospital.
These outreach activities reflect the belief that healthcare and service should reach communities where people live.


Siddhartha Hospital supports summer interaction programmes for children, focusing on good values, discipline, character, responsible behaviour and positive life skills.
Through meaningful interaction, guidance and encouragement, children are motivated from a young age to develop good habits, stay on the right path and grow into responsible, compassionate and contributing citizens of society.

Photographs from SAISEVA and community service activities.












SAISEVA Monthly Medical Camp is conducted on the last Sunday of every month.
Contact us for consultation, treatment guidance, patient support or a free orthopaedic opinion.