December was a festive month across the globe, but the community group, Essex Indians wanted to spend that time differently.
Inspired by Mrs. Subhasini Mistry who started Humanity Hospital - a vegetable seller on Kolkata footpath. She lost her husband due to ill health and lack of fund to treat her him. Then she decided to start her own hospital, where she will offer free treatments for all. She educated her son to become a doctor from Kolkata Medical College and her daughter a trained Nurse. Since last 25 years she is offering free treatments for the people of Sunderban and Haspukur in South 24 PGS. Essex Indians community group believes in supporting causes and giving back to their roots they decided to support the cause and arrange a fund-raising evening in collaboration with UKDoctorchef on 23rd December and 5th January.
Mr Samit Kumar Biswas, part of Essex Indians and owner of Advatech Healthcare Europe Ltd, extended his supporting hand as well. He introduced a business model TACIT (Technology, Administration, Consultancy, Infrastructure, and Training) on which Advatech Healthcare have built their healthcare services. TACIT services are now being expanded in the UK and there are clear long-term economic benefits of delivering these TACIT services within the UK and to other countries such as India, Pakistan.
He has agreed to donate an air-conditioned ambulance to Humanity Hospital.
Money raised by Essex Indians and UKdoctorchef will be donated to the hospital to buy life-saving medical equipment for the ambulance.
Ambulance and donation were handed over by Dr Anirban Mondal , Trustee Essex Indians and Mrs. Rajasree Ghosh Bagchi, Branch Head Advatech Healthcare Kolkata to the chief executive of Humanity Hospital DR Ajoy Mistry on 16th January 2018.
Trustee of Essex Indians and director of UkDoctorchef, Dr. Anirban Mandal, said it is a social responsibility of all of us to support Humanity Hospital.
Spokesperson of Advatech Health Mrs. Rajashree said they are always happy to support social causes.
Dr. Ajoy Mistry of Humanity Hospital expressed his heartfelt thanks to all three organisations.
He also mentioned that Humanity Hospital needs support from everyone to continue with its work as it needs extensive financial support presently.
