In 2025, UK donors are increasingly asking two questions before they give: “Where exactly does my money go?” and “Can I see the real difference it makes?”
For thousands of British supporters, the answer is simple: Narayan Seva Sansthan UK – the official UK-registered charity (No. 1149630) that sends 100% of every donation from the UK directly to India, where the world’s largest free corrective surgery and artificial limb programme treats poor and differently-abled patients completely free of charge.
No UK salaries. No office rent. No deductions. Just life-changing treatment in India, funded by caring people in Britain.
Why UK Donors Trust Narayan Seva Sansthan in 2025
- 100% of Your Gift Reaches India Every single pound you donate (and every extra 25% added through Gift Aid) is transferred straight to Narayan Seva Sansthan’s hospitals and camps in India. UK running costs are covered separately by the trustees.
- The World’s Biggest Free Treatment Program—All in India
- Over 460,000 free corrective surgeries already performed in India
- Monthly mega camps in Udaipur, Rajasthan where 500–800 patients arrive from across India and neighbouring countries
- Free artificial limbs, 3D-printed prosthetics, calipers, wheelchairs and hand-pedal tricycles
- Free food, accommodation and travel assistance for patients and one attendant
- See Your Impact in Real Time When you sponsor a surgery (£350–£500) or a tricycle (£100), you receive:
- Photos and videos of the exact patient you helped
- Before-and-after walking videos
- Thank-you messages from villages across India
- British Companies & Payroll Givers Love It: Many UK employees of Indian-origin companies and global firms choose Narayan Seva UK in their workplace giving schemes because they know the money goes directly to patients in India — no middle layers.
- 2025–2026 Targets Funded by UK Donors
- Reach 500,000 total free surgeries by the end of 2026
- Distribute 300,000+ tricycles across rural India
- Train 5,000 specially-abled youth in skills and place them in jobs
- Serve 1 million meals a year to patients and poor families in Indian hospitals
A 40-Year Legacy That Started in India—Now Powered by Britain
In 1985, Kailash ‘Manav’ Agrawal began serving free meals outside a hospital in Udaipur. Today, that same hospital campus treats thousands every month—and British kindness keeps the doors open.
From London to Leeds and Manchester to Milton Keynes, UK donors are quietly making sure that a child in a remote Indian village who has never walked will take their first steps in 2025.
Make Your 2025 Donation Count
- £50 = one set of custom calipers
- £100 = one hand-pedal tricycle
- £350–£500 = one complete corrective surgery + artificial limb
- £25/month = ongoing support for a patient’s full treatment journey
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