HOPE Hospital

[vc_row margin_top=”40px”][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]The HOPE Hospital, established in May 2008, caters to the secondary healthcare needs of street and slum dwelling children and adults. Throughout Kolkata, and indeed India, those residing on the streets and in the slums are deprived of access to adequate healthcare as they are unregistered citizens. Deprived of a birth certificate, passport and any form of identification, Government-run hospitals refuse to treat such individuals, leaving them highly vulnerable and at high-risk to ill-health.

Our Hospital’s Objectives

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  • To ensure street and slum dwellers right to healthcare, without undue financial burden
  • To provide specialist care for in-patients and out-patients
  • To provide surgery for street and slum dwellers at an affordable cost
  • To refer patients with difficult medical conditions to specialised hospitals for treatment

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