Hospital in world: Shirya Bhatt Mission Hospital and Research Center (SBMH & RC)

- to provide a multi-service medical facility to the terrorism-driven people from the Kashmir valley, now living a life of refugees in Jammu and its suburbs for the last 15 years,

- to provide state-of-art medical techniques – diagnostic and therapeutic – in a comfortable and caring environment attuned to the special needs of these patients,

- to render compassionate care with the help of dedicated professionals and personnel who pack their work with tenderness, skill and expertise so that the care we provide to the patients is the same level of care we, ourselves, would expect to receive,

- to create awareness, in the medical fraternity worldwide, of the multifold, acute and chronic, physical and mental health syndromes that manifest in a population of refugees and internally displaced people, and

- by providing this facility, to make the community worldwide feel that the displaced Kashmiris can take the challenge of the rehabilitation of their members who were brutally ousted from the land of their ancestors and pushed to the edge of survival while living as refugees in their own land.

Hepatitis-B vaccination campaign on Martyr’s Day

Message from Dr. K L Chowdhury – In organising this third Hepatitis-B vaccination camp we are taking yet another small step towards the amelioration of suffering and pain of the most indigent and needy members of the IDP from Kashmir, now living as refugees in their own country.

There could not have been a better occasion than the martyr’s day for this noble task. When our martyr’s laid their precious lives for the cause of the secular and democratic ideals of India, they blazed a trail for us to follow their footsteps and come out of our shells to lend a helping hand when it is needed most. This is the time to give back to those who have reposed their trust on us.

Let us rise and repay that trust in full measure.

I send my best wishes to the dedicated team of the mission who are giving of your precious time and energy, as well as to those who are the recipients of this preventive health measure.

Our motto will always be ‘ Joy in Service’ .

We will announce more schemes for the patients in the near future and there will be a camp every time we have to commemorate events that have a bearing on the future of the displaced population of Kashmiris in general and the Pandits in particular, and of Jammu and Kashmir.