With Waheguru's grace, we bridge the gap between need and hope for daily wage workers, humble granthis, sewadars, and underserved families.
Sikh Sanjh Welfare Foundation was born from the sacred spirit of seva - selfless service that echoes the timeless teachings of our Gurus.
With profound gratitude to Waheguru, the Almighty who guides every heartbeat, we bridge the gap between need and hope for society's most devoted yet overlooked souls.
We stand beside daily wage workers toiling on meager incomes and the humble granthis and sewadars of small gurdwaras who dedicate their lives to kirtan and community without earthly reward.
Every decision begins with selfless service and the duty to ease another's burden.
We work in gratitude for the grace that guides every heartbeat and every act of care.
Daily wage workers, granthis, and sewadars receive support with respect, not pity.
Diagnostics, scholarships, and insurance turn prayerful intent into practical relief.
We provide free diagnostics for daily wage workers and the granthis and sewadars of small gurdwaras, while keeping tests at nominal rates for the wider public.
Our commitment deepens through educational scholarships for underprivileged children and health insurance for granthis and sewadars, so seva can continue without interruption.
Free diagnostic services for daily wage workers and low-income families carrying the heaviest burden.
Educational scholarships for underprivileged children, helping tomorrow's leaders continue their studies with dignity.
Health insurance coverage for gurdwara granthis and sewadars, so their noble service can flourish uninterrupted.
We keep the design simple, but the care is deep: free diagnostics, nominal-rate testing, scholarships, and protection for those who serve.
Every service is meant to reduce fear, lift burden, and carry hope closer to families who need it most.
We offer free diagnostic services to daily wage workers and underserved families whose incomes cannot absorb medical costs.
For the wider public, tests are offered at nominal rates far below market prices, easing financial pressure on ordinary households.
Humble granthis and sewadars of small gurdwaras receive care that honors lives devoted to kirtan, seva, and community.
Educational scholarships help underprivileged children stay in school, continue their studies, and step toward brighter futures.
Health insurance coverage for granthis and sewadars protects families from sudden hospital bills and allows seva to continue uninterrupted.
Every scan, every scholarship, and every policy becomes possible when the sangat turns compassion into action.
Every scan, every scholarship, every policy reflects Waheguru's infinite kirpa (grace).- A Call from the Heart
The poorest and daily wage workers receive free care. The wider public pays nominal rates. Granthis and sewadars receive deeper long-term welfare support.
Families surviving on fragile incomes, along with people identified through camps and community referrals.
The wider sangat and general public seeking reliable tests at affordable, nominal prices.
Those devoted to kirtan, seva, and community life in small gurdwaras - and their families.
Every figure is a person reached, a family relieved, a diagnosis caught in time. Cumulative totals from 2019 through March 2026, independently audited.
To BPL families, granthis and sewadars across six districts - all NABL-aligned.
Full-year scholarships, books, and tuition for children of granthi and sewadar families.
Many for the first time - group cover including family dependents and cashless hospitalisation.
Screenings at village gurdwaras and community centres, staffed by volunteer clinicians.
Spanning Sangrur, Patiala, Ludhiana, Bathinda, Fatehgarh Sahib, and Mohali.
Funding diagnostics, medicines, and referral support - every rupee traceable in our report.
Behind every statistic is a real person. These are their stories - told with their permission, as they asked us to.
Diagnostics
Sewak Singh had served the same village gurdwara for three decades. When the diagnostic camp came to him, it was the first time any doctor had looked at his numbers. The team caught early-stage diabetes that morning.
Education
Manpreet's father earns ₹4,000 a month through low-paid work. The scholarship from Sikh Sanjh covered her books, uniform, and school fees. She placed third in her class last year.
Insurance
When Gurmeet's husband needed emergency surgery, the group insurance policy covered the entire cost. Without it, the family would have had to sell their only land holding.
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Seva is at the heart of everything we do. We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds - clinicians, educators, logistics coordinators, and community connectors.
Doctors, nurses, lab technicians, and pharmacists who can participate in field diagnostic camps or provide tele-consultation support.
Teachers, tutors, and mentors who can support scholarship children through coaching, guidance, and career counselling sessions.
Camp coordination, supply logistics, beneficiary registration, and gurdwara liaison roles. No medical background required.
Writers, photographers, and social media volunteers who can help document field work and share the foundation's stories.
Developers, data analysts, and digital specialists who can help improve our beneficiary tracking and reporting systems.
Sangat members who can introduce the foundation to new gurdwaras, donor communities, and CSR partners in their networks.
All roles are unpaid. Every hour you give goes directly to the sangat.
Whether you want to volunteer, partner, donate, or simply learn more - our team is here.
