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Every contribution carries hope

Your support funds treatment, nutrition and care for underprivileged cancer patients. Every donation is acknowledged with an official receipt.

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Payment mode

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Your details are shared only with Sevaa Manav via WhatsApp to prepare your receipt.

Where your gift goes

What your donation supports

Your support funds treatment, nutrition and care for patients who would otherwise go without.

  • Treatment costs

    Surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and medicines.

  • Nutrition

    Keeping patients strong during and after treatment.

  • Counselling & rehab

    Supportive and palliative care for a better quality of life.

  • Awareness camps

    Health camps and education for early detection.

How it works

From your contribution to a patient's recovery

  1. You contribute

    Give any amount by UPI, cheque or cash and receive an official receipt from the trust.

  2. We verify the need

    Our team reviews each application, coordinates with the hospital and confirms the treatment and its cost.

  3. Help reaches the patient

    Aid is paid directly to approved hospitals or providers, never as cash, so every rupee is accounted for.

Questions

Donation FAQs

Will I get a receipt for my donation?

Yes. Every donation, whether by cash, cheque or UPI, gets an official receipt from Sevaa Manav Foundation.

Can I pay online by card or net banking?

Online payment is coming soon. For now, please donate by UPI, cheque or cash. WhatsApp us on +91 91465 13556 for payment details.

Is Sevaa Manav a registered organisation?

Yes. Sevaa Manav is a public charitable trust registered under the Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950 (Reg. No. E-9619, PAN ABOTS9330E).

Where does my donation go?

Donations go towards medical treatment and humanitarian support for underprivileged patients facing cancer and similar illnesses. Aid is paid directly to approved hospitals or providers, never as cash to individuals.