Impect Of Statement

1) Establishment and Initial Activities
In 2002, Shree gramya Seva Sangathan began in Rapar Taluka of Gujarat with a Polio Corrective Surgery Camp, supported by P.N.R. Trust, Bhavnagar.
For the past 22 years, service activities have continued in this extremely underdeveloped and remote region of Rapar.

2)Physiotherapy Center Establishment
In 2003, a physiotherapy center was launched. The Gothi Patel community provided a hall in the Khodiyar Mandir complex free of cost.
The Tesiyani family from Mumbai donated equipment and machinery.
Doctors from Rapar, local laboratories, and citizens of Pragpar supported monthly operational costs through donations.
From 2003 to 2005, over 500 polio patients and more than 15 daily patients received treatment at concessional or free rates.

3) Polio Corrective Surgeries and Support
From 2002 to 2006, over 150 trips were made from Rapar to Bhavnagar to provide free surgeries for polio-affected patients.
Corrective surgeries were performed on more than 600 youth and adolescents.
Over 2,000 beneficiaries received free mobility aids such as wheelchairs, tricycles, calipers, walkers, etc.

4) Initiative for Day-Care Center
In 2004, a day-care center was started for children with cerebral palsy and intellectual disabilities, benefiting 35 children.
Until 2012, the center provided group activities, psychological care, and training for self-reliance.
Youth gained a place in their families and joined family businesses.

5) Employment-Oriented and Environmental Activities
Between 2013 and 2017, a nursery for growing 10,000 saplings was developed in collaboration with Rapar Taluka Forest Department, and 7,000 trees were planted.
Youth with intellectual disabilities took care of the trees, promoted environmental awareness, and beautified public spaces.
In 2014, 24 street plays in Rapar and Bhachau created awareness about cleanliness.

6) Treatment of Life-Threatening Diseases
From 2004 to 2016, over 1,000 children received free treatment for serious illnesses like heart disease, kidney failure, and cancer.
This was achieved through coordination with local, district, and state health departments, and treatment at U.N. Mehta Heart Institute.
Hundreds of families were saved from financial ruin.

7) Education and Vocational Training
From 2006 to 2009, bridge courses and vocational training were offered in collaboration with the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, training over 300 differently-abled children.
150 children with intellectual disabilities were admitted to regular schools, and 150 adolescents received employment opportunities.
At 45 locations, the street play “Khule Mann Ni Baari” raised awareness about the differently-abled.

8) Establishment of Service Campus
In 2006, the Gujarat Government allocated 8,000 sq. meters of land, and in 2008, a 12,000 sq. ft. campus was constructed.
The campus included a training hall, dining area, classrooms, hostel, and staff quarters, with an investment of over ₹5 million.
The campus was named "Shri Ratanshi Dhanji Gada Seva Sankul."

9)Rehabilitation of Mentally Ill
Since 2008, rehabilitation for youth, adults, and women with intellectual and mental health issues.
Moral treatment, work-based activities, nutritious food, and therapy helped rebuild trust.
Between 2013 and 2020, over 35 mentally ill individuals reintegrated with families and society.

10) Activities During COVID-19 Pandemic
During the lockdown, more than 60 individuals were safely sheltered at the campus, with only one COVID-19 case and no fatalities.
In 2021, 25 intellectually disabled and 5 other individuals received treatment.
A 35,000 sq. ft. garden was developed with a maze, play equipment, and a pond.

11)Employment and Production
In 2020, a cluster was approved by the District Industries Center, and 100 individuals received skill development training.
Since 2015, production of eco-friendly Ganpati idols and clocks has provided employment to 17 differently-abled individuals.
Sales centers were established in Bhuj, Rapar, Gandhidham, and at religious places.

12) Self-Reliance and Recognition
During demonetization in 2016, trustees provided interest-free funds, ensuring uninterrupted activities.
In 2015, the state government honored the organization on Republic Day.
Local newspapers and social media recognized and covered the activities.

13)Summary and Impact
What began as a small group of seven people has grown into an institution connected with hundreds of donors, government departments, and beneficiaries.
Thousands of differently-abled, intellectually challenged, mentally ill, and needy individuals have experienced positive changes in their lives.
Sustained self-funded service activities continue to raise awareness and compassion in society