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Medics4Sewa

We believe in helping where help is needed specially in rural areas.

Our mission is to encourage Doctors and Dentists from UK with specialist skills to volunteer for worthwhile work in India. We expect that doing this kind of voluntary work will in time become the norm.

As more and more people join us, we aim to create a Medics4Sewa community with a passion to serve, to learn, to understand, to teach, to inspire, and to be inspired.

In order to provide the very best treatment available in the 21st Century there is a need to improve and update the present facilities with the newest instruments and technology.

Volunteering Opportunities 2025
Dentists & Dental Nurses

State-of-the-Art New Dental Facility at Chitrakoot, Madhya Pradesh (India)

The dental facility was set up over 25 years ago by Dr. Naresh Sharma, a Specialist Oral Surgeon from Leeds, to provide dental care to the marginalised communities.

In 2023 sewa UK funded a new state of the art dental unit with the very latest equipment. This significant upgrade not only boosts the unit’s capacity but also improves the quality of patient care that enhances treatment outcomes and patient comfort.

Volunteer Now Dental Brochure

Medical Camp 2025

Deendayal Research Institute in collaboration with The Sadguru Hospital at Chitrakoot, India

Join us in Chitrakoot in APRIL 2025 to make a lasting impact on the lives of those in need. Our mission is to provide cleft lip and palate surgeries, treat individuals with burn injuries, along with other medical conditions, offering patients the opportunity for a healthier and better quality of life.

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Plastic Surgery Camp, Nov 2023 at Chitrakoot

Plastic Surgery at Chitrakoot

Plastic Surgery Promo

Our Principles

We use the following principles to inform and guide the expectations and activities of our medical volunteers:

Medical ethics and appropriate behaviour are universal. Even if specific medical practices differ from country to country, we expect all our medical volunteers meet universal standards of medical ethics and behaviours.
Professionals at our placements are best qualified to make judgements on the treatment of patients.
Primary responsibility for the care of their patients lies with local medical professionals at our placements.
Volunteers should only conduct medical procedures or activities they are qualified, experienced and confident to perform.

What We Expect of Medical Volunteers

Be responsible at all times.
Observe and respect the experience and knowledge of local medical professionals.
Be committed to ensuring the best possible medical care for patients.
Respect the privacy and wishes of patients and colleagues. In particular, photographs and videos should not be taken or shared (including on social media) without the consent of patients, colleagues and Projects Coordinator UK, and should never reveal sensitive or personal information, including medical conditions or treatments.
Be sensitive and mindful of cultural differences and observe and respect the perspective of local medical professionals and patient.

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Ongoing Projects