Sadh Samaj Charitable Trustसेवा ही उद्देश्य · Since 2010
People queue for free meals at the SSCT Ghar Ki Rasoi food van in Delhi

सेवा ही उद्देश्य · Service is our purpose

Free meals, healthcare and hope – every day since 2010

Sadh Samaj Charitable Trust serves hot, home-style meals outside Delhi's hospitals and in Farrukhabad, runs the Sadh Charitable Clinic, and organises eye camps and winter relief – for everyone in need, irrespective of caste or creed.

2010Registered public charitable trust
DailyFood van at Delhi hospitals since 2019
392Patients at the clinic's opening eye camp, July 2026
27Free cataract operations in July 2026

Sadh Charitable Clinic, Farrukhabad

Our clinic in Sahebganj, Farrukhabad

Opened on 19 July 2026 at 2/91 Sahebganj, Sadhwara, for poor and lower-income families of every faith. An MBBS doctor has run the OPD since 1 September 2026, and the trust holds free eye camps here: 392 patients were examined on the opening day and 27 had free cataract operations that month. Dialysis machines were delivered in July 2026; the service will be announced once it starts.

The aim is to grow the clinic into a multi-specialty charitable hospital.

Visit the clinic page Call +91 93157 30449

Dialysis machines delivered to the Sadh Charitable Clinic, July 2026Patient waiting hall at the clinicThe clinic hall on opening day

Who we are

A registered public charitable trust

Sadh Samaj Charitable Trust (SSCT) was founded by four devotees of the ‘Sadh Satnami’ community – Narendra Shah, Prakash Mani Sadh, Chamkesh Sadh and Sukesh Sadh. Its settlers, trustees and members fund and run every activity themselves, following the principle of the greatest good for the greatest number.

  • Trust deed registered 29 April 2010 – Reg. No. 2721, Sub-Registrar V, Delhi
  • Registered u/s 12A and approved u/s 80G of the Income Tax Act (new regime, from AY 2022-23; first approved 2011)
  • Registered office: D-1095, New Friends Colony, New Delhi

About the trust

People queue for Rs 5 meals at Ghar Ki Rasoi, Farrukhabad

Questions

Frequently asked

What is Sadh Samaj Charitable Trust?

Sadh Samaj Charitable Trust (SSCT) is a charitable trust founded by four devotees of the Sadh Satnami community – Narendra Shah, Prakash Mani, Chamkesh Sadh and Sukesh Sadh – and registered by trust deed on 29 April 2010. It serves everyone in need, irrespective of caste, religion or creed.

Where does SSCT work?

In Delhi, where its Ghar Ki Rasoi food van serves Rs 5 meals every day (free for anyone who cannot pay), and in Farrukhabad, Uttar Pradesh, the founders' hometown, where it runs the Sadh Charitable Clinic. Its registered office is at D-1095, New Friends Colony, New Delhi 110025.

What is the Ghar Ki Rasoi food van?

A food van that serves home-style cooked meals ("ghar jaisa bhojan") every day, mainly to patients' families outside government hospitals in Delhi, and at other stops in Delhi and Noida. It was launched on 24 September 2019 and served free meals throughout the Covid-19 lockdowns.

How much does a meal from the food van cost?

Rs 5 a plate. The charge is waived for anyone who does not wish to pay, so no one is turned away.

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