Healing for Humanity & Well-being
The service of the sick is one of the noblest works according to Buddhism. There is a heart touching
story how the supreme Buddha, with his own hands, tended the sick Tissa, who had been abandoned by all
on account of the foulness of his disease. The supreme Buddha’s attitude to the question of relieving
suffering is well expressed in the following advice given to the Bhikkhus “he who attends the sick
attends on me.”
In pursuance of this advice, Buddhists of all ages have led the world in the work of ameliorating the
sufferings of humanity. It was the Buddhist Emperor Asoka who for the first time established hospitals
in India not only for men but also for animals. This tradition has been always followed by the
Buddhists, and the establishment of the Dispensary at MBSI Headquarters, Kolkata, Sarnath and Buddhagaya
and is in keeping with that noble tradition.
Dispensary Support
Helping people access essential medicines and care guidance.
Medical Camps
Organizing camps for check-ups, consultations and health advice.
Elderly Care
Providing attention and assistance for senior citizens.
Women & Child Health
Supporting families with focused care and awareness.
Mind & Body Wellness
Encouraging balanced living through compassion and mindfulness.