The World of Humanity is a global initiative by Narayan Seva Sansthan, a renowned charitable organisation based in India, committed to creating an inclusive and compassionate world—a place where every individual is accepted, empowered, and valued, regardless of ability, background, caste, or creed.
The World of Humanity (WOH) Centre is being established to serve as a sanctuary of healing, hope, and empowerment. It will provide free medical aid, education, rehabilitation, and skill training for individuals in need—helping them re-enter mainstream society with dignity and independence.
Driven by the core values of Heal, Enrich, and Empower, the WOH Centre is a space where humanity comes first, and everyone is invited to contribute—through time, donations, or skills.
The World of Humanity Rehabilitation Centre is dedicated to empowering underprivileged individuals across communities in need. By offering free healthcare, education, and vocational training, the centre aims to uplift lives, promote dignity, and support long-term self-reliance.
Data from the 2011 Census highlights the harsh realities faced by the most underprivileged and marginalised groups, particularly among minority populations. These findings underscore the urgent need for targeted support and inclusive healthcare access.
Seeing Disability population
Speech Disability
Hearing Disability
‘In Movement’ Disability
In response to these challenges, the announcement of a multi-super-specialty "World of Humanity" (WOH) centre represents a significant and timely step forward. This initiative aims to deliver advanced, comprehensive medical care to those who need it most—ensuring that no one is left behind due to social or economic barriers.
