NUTRITION | EDUCATION | HEALTHCARE | COMMUNITY SERVICE

12 CENTRES FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

33 COUNTRIES

4 REGIONS

Countries of Presence

Hospital / Medical Centre

Schools

JAPAN

Human Excellence Academy of Japan – Under the support and guidance of psychologists from Australia, Dr Ron Farmer and Mrs Suwanti Farmer various online workshops are conducted
Teachers Training – Teachers are trained in human values and taught their implementation in day to day life
Mindful Parenting – Courses on effective parenting are conducted across various cities in Japan
Mindful Eldercare – Workshops on eldercare are conducted for the professionals and individuals involved in eldercare
Coaching – Classes on the English language are conducted to enable school children as well as adults to communicate efficiently in English

Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Hospitals Trust, Japan – Serving individuals in need of healthcare by referring them to hospitals and getting them treated free of cost
Research – Research is being undertaken to ascertain the current status of mother and child healthcare in Japan
Counselling – Mothers, hailing from rural backgrounds with their children suffering from cardiac ailments are provided free counselling
Healthcare Programme for Children – Comprehensive care and support are provided for children who require constant medical care and children with disabilities (both physical and neurodevelopmental or other mental health conditions)
Medical camp – Certified medical professionals provide their valuable services twice a week
Paediatric and maternal health care consultation support are provided
Private Ambulance Transportation Service Programme – Runs approximately twice a day based on the demands
Paediatric Assistive Equipment Support Project – Co-ordination of both fitting to the user and improvement and development of the equipment, including promoting it to be registered on the national welfare system
Diet Planning for Mothers – This programme helps expecting mothers to plan a vegetarian diet, especially during their prenatal, postnatal and lactating period, including counselling and once a month of catering meals
Health Screenings – Free health screenings are conducted for the Nepalese community living in Japan

Homemade food is distributed in the city of Yokohama every weekend
At Shinjuku city of Tokyo, food items are served on a fortnightly basis to the homeless
Beach Cleaning Project – Monthly once, the Niigata coast is cleaned of all the debris
Elder Care – Monthly once, aromatic massages are provided to the residents of an elderly nursing home in Niigata
A local temple at Niigata is been cleaned every single month
Disaster Relief Programme – Serving the area stricken by disasters such as floods or nuclear power station accidents due to tsunamis, by sending food materials and other needed equipment
Translation and publication of spiritual books in Japanese languages

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