Shri Madhusudan singh
Director
Shree Emergency Hospital Founder Shri Madhusudan singh
is a visionary with a focus on spiritual philanthropy, affordable healthcare,
and education. Initiating his life career with small businesses he turned out to be a
successful businessman and champion of human rights himself. Through various initiatives
of Shri Welfare Trust, he seeks to empower thousands of Indians with resources and
opportunities. He has a keen eye for tradition and he is a patron of arts and culture at
his heart.
The day he felt he has earned enough for bread and butter he initiated the concept of an
affordable healthcare system by developing his own hospital SEH- Shree Emergency
Hospital. It came out of his empathetic character where he ensures a minimum of basic
healthcare for all. This is not easy nor it is going to happen overnight yet he made
sure he must start with what he can.
And, in a very less amount of time with the success and blessings of people he has
entered into simplifying the biggest problem of the healthcare system and that is
primary healthcare. The vision of SEHAT- Shree Emergency Hospital and Trusts are to
develop a primary healthcare system with the latest technologies yet affordable at every
block of the Indian subcontinent has taken the first step where he is all set to serve
his own state Bihar to start with.
His efforts did not stop here when he felt the dearth of skillful manpower that can run
the system which he is creating and then came the idea of Skilling people locally and
named it Kaushal Guru. Multi-Skill Development under one roof with employment at the
local level to make it practically workable is the idea. Kaushal Guru has connected
itself with several Industrial Training Institutes and companies for OJT’s- On Job
Training to curate end-to-end skilled manpower for the future of the nation.
Our chairman lives his life with the spirit of sports and the value of health and time.
In the near future aspires to work toward sports and culture by making affordable sports
complexes and accessible playgrounds in every stratum of the society.
Ravi Ranjan
Co- Founder
Shree Emergency Hospital Co-Founder Ravi Ranjan
Vision is to create a sustainable social system that has the potential for 360
degrees
of support for healthcare, education, research, and awareness
the hospital’s operations
to ensure a level of complete satisfaction of our
patients.
To conceptualize, execute and support the initiatives that bring the changes discussed
in the SDGs- Sustainable Development Goals.
To work towards a goal to provide basic healthcare services to all.
To create awareness about the diseases, healthcare, and prevention methods.
To provide basic facilities for healthcare at the block level.
To promote education and Skill development at the local level with all the resources
through the latest technologies.
To create awareness and opportunities for the people for employment after skill training
and education.
To help in the economic growth skills among rural communities for a better tomorrow in
their own locality.
To run campaigns to remove the social stigma from the lives of rural communities.
To present the social needs among private and public sector agencies to help them take
initiative and utilize their resources better.
To offer support like protection, counseling, and economics to various social
entrepreneurs and oraganization.
He believes that private hospitals
can make “profits”
without “profiteering.” He is a process and
system driven person and
believes strongly in “quality” and
“efficiency” in healthcare.
Good medical outcomes, patient safety, infection control
are something close to his
heart over and above creating great working environments
for doctors and all other
staff, through a transparent system of management.
“Personalized tertiary
care” with “service excellence” is his
motto.
Ashish Singh
Co- Founder
Shree Emergency Hospital Founder Ashish singh
Mission is
to take initiatives to alleviate the lives of people to suffice their basic needs
economically, socially, culturally, and healthwise.
To support the needy with all the means.
To bridge the gap between rural and urban basic facilities.
To help and provide the communities with adequate health care.
To develop an environment that makes people feel protected or safe where protection
might not be required.
To create an environment for learning and upskilling.
To create a co-collaborative world for utilization of capacity built by skill
development and education.
To provide rehabilitation support with innovative service.
To create awareness ecosystems for all aspects of life.
Entrepreneurial Skills: Shri Welfare Trust aspires to build an environment that acquires
the leaders of tomorrow, by empowering them with knowledge, acumen, skills, values,
principles, and traditions through a satisfying living.
Creative Leadership: Using creative and empathetic assessments of issues to achieve
sustainable and high-impact socio-economic transformation. The idea is to make the
system afford sustained institutionalized philanthropy as a lasting force multiplier for
larger impacts.
Governance with transparency: Adopting the model of transparency at the core of its
operations, Shri Welfare Trust works with practices aligned with a set of stringent
policies that lead to standards of non-dependence, a value chain system, committee
charters, and a code for ethical practices ensuring the objectives are met unwaveringly
to achieve the vision.
Longevity: The institutional and the operational structure of Shri Welfare Trust is
based on the idea that ingrains in the vision are a clear and unflinching commitment
that shall continue beyond the lifespan of its founders for centuries to come.
Self Sustainability: With a focus on Sustainable Development Goals and healthcare as
core, Shri Welfare Trust is advancing towards conceptualizing and building local systems
that are globally connected with the latest resources that are sustainable, scalable,
and replicable across geographics and societies.
With the success in healthcare, the confidence, trust, and belief of people have led us
to work towards our other goals with never-ending spirits.
Collaboration: With the idea of “bigger goals cannot be achieved alone,” we at Shri
Welfare Trust have been working to create a pool of partners that fortifies its founding
pillars and its mission to achieve the vision relentlessly.
