About

A Visionary of Oneness

Guided by the ancient Indian principle of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (“One World, One Family”), the Sri Madhusudan Sai Global Humanitarian Mission nurtures a world where nations, societies, and individuals support one another as they would their own family, transcending borders to create a compassionate global community.

10 specialty hospitals, 2 multi-specialty hospitals, 18 wellness centres, and a mobile hospital service, alongside 3 hospitals in Fiji, Sri Lanka, and Nigeria, and a medical centre in the USA, provide free healthcare. Over 2.2 million patients have received care, including life-saving cardiac procedures for over 32,000 children.

Values-based education reaches more than 3,400 students from school to university level at 28 campuses and a school in Nigeria, with 70% of students from families below the poverty line.

The Annapoorna Morning Nutrition Programme serves 9 million children across 100,000 schools in India and countries like Indonesia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Nigeria.

11 Centres for Human Development in 10 countries work towards global welfare and unity.

Nutrition, education and healthcare are fundamental rights of every child and the collective responsibility of the entire society.


Sri Madhusudan Sai

A Message from the Founder

‘vaidyo nārāyaṇo harihi’ – a doctor is verily the embodiment of the Divine. The human body is the crest jewel of God’s creation and the only person bestowed to understand and heal this creation is a doctor.

The sanctity of this opportunity is often diluted by approaches contrary to the fundamental principles of medical care – treatment over healing, greed over compassion, and money over love.

In a world consumed by commerce, this one-of-its-kind medical facility would untie the strangulating knots that bind healthcare services with financial obligations and change the way healthcare is taught and learnt, given and received.

The Medical College shall provide values-based medical education, inspiring youth to serve the society and contribute towards universal health, with love and compassion as the guiding tenets.