Transforming Disability Care: Inauguration of 'World of Humanity' Complex

Marking a transformative milestone in India’s commitment to disability care, treatment, and rehabilitation, Narayan Seva Sansthan has inaugurated its visionary new facility—‘World of Humanity’, an expansive, multi-functional service complex designed to bring comprehensive support under one roof. Far more than a construction achievement, the complex stands as a testament to compassion, innovation, and the organization’s unwavering dedication to uplifting persons with disabilities.

A Vision Rooted in Service: Foundation Laid in 2020

The journey began on 8 February 2020, when the foundation stone of the ‘World of Humanity’ complex was laid with a singular mission: to centralize every essential service—from medical care to rehabilitation and lifelong empowerment—within one integrated campus. Even amid the disruptions of the pandemic, construction continued relentlessly, guided by a purpose greater than infrastructure: easing the lives of individuals in need.

Media representatives were given a guided tour on Wednesday, led by Trust Member Devendra Chaubisa, Media In-charge Vishnu Sharma Hitaishi, and Public Relations Head Bhagwan Prasad Gaur, who showcased the concept, scale, and social importance of the new facility.

A Grand, Modern, and Compassionate Facility

Spread across an impressive 2,40,000 square feet, the 11-floor, fully air-conditioned hospital complex blends scale with heart. Designed to meet global standards in disability care, it features cutting-edge medical technologies and thoughtfully crafted therapeutic environments.

Key features include:

450-bed advanced hospital
Two modern operation theatres focused on orthopedic, polio, clubfoot, and other specialized surgeries
State-of-the-art physiotherapy and rehabilitation center with individualized recovery programs
In-house artificial limb & orthotic manufacturing unit for high-quality assistive device production
Skill development and livelihood training centers offering courses in mobile repair, tailoring, computers, mechanical work, and fashion design
Residential school for specially abled children, integrating education, nutrition, therapy, and psychological support

In keeping with the organization’s enduring ethos, all services—including surgery, therapy, rehabilitation, assistive devices, accommodation, meals, and vocational training—are provided completely free of cost.

Cutting-Edge Technology for Holistic Care

The ‘World of Humanity’ facility reflects a forward-looking approach, incorporating sophisticated systems to enhance patient safety, operational efficiency, and environmental sustainability:

Green building design and solar power plant
NABH-accredited healthcare infrastructure
RO-purified water systems and advanced water treatment
Building Management System (BMS) and access control technology
3D-printing, CAD-CAM technologies, and laser-based diagnostics
Modular operation theatres and central fabrication unit
Specialized therapy zones
Five-functional embedded panel patient beds

Together, these elements position the complex as a national model for integrated, technology-enabled disability care.

“A Gateway to Opportunities and New Life”

President Prashant Agarwal shared the transformative vision driving the new center:

“Through this center, thousands of persons with disabilities will receive free treatment and rehabilitation. Artificial limbs, calipers, and mobility devices will restore independence, while youth will receive skill-based training enabling financial self-reliance. Special children will gain comprehensive education and care within a secure setting.”

He emphasized that the ‘World of Humanity’ aspires to become India’s largest and most impactful service complex for persons with disabilities.

A Legacy of Compassion

Reflecting on the institution’s four-decade journey, Founder Kailash Manav remarked:

“The light of human service must reach every person in need. It is heartening that the journey we began in 1985 continues to spread hope across India and beyond.”

Ambitious Expansion Roadmap for the Next 25 Years

Narayan Seva Sansthan has unveiled an inspiring long-term commitment to scale its impact across India:

7,02,000 surgical treatments, growing 15% annually
9,36,000 assistive devices to be distributed, with 25% yearly growth
2,34,000 artificial limbs manufactured and provided
2,550 marriages of differently-abled couples; 50 mass marriage events planned by 2049
Support for 1,250 NGOs
Education for 5,000 children through Narayan Children Academy
98,46,400 physiotherapy treatments
400 free service centers, with 15 added each year
300 P&O workshops across India
4,500 disability and medical camps, including 150 Narayan Limb camps annually
6,000 new branches, expanding by 250 per year
Free meals and ration for over 1 crore individuals
Skill training for 7,500 people, building sustainable livelihoods

A Symbol of Hope for Generations to Come

The inauguration of the ‘World of Humanity’ marks a historic step forward in redefining disability care in India. With its unparalleled blend of medical excellence, humanitarian values, and long-term vision, the complex is poised to become a lifeline for millions—empowering individuals not only to walk and move again, but to learn, work, dream, and thrive.

Narayan Seva Sansthan has once again demonstrated that when compassion meets innovation, humanity moves forward together.