No one can be said to have been born for himself alone, for none can be an island unto himself.
To serve the needy, sick and starving, is also a sideline, more effective than mere preaching.

Since it ­was ­the ­wish of ­Sant Kir­pal ­Singh to ­help ­the ­needy ­with med­i­cal ­care, ­the Kirpal Charitable Hospital ­was ­the ­first fa­cil­i­ty with­in ­the pro­ject ­which ­took up ­its func­tion in 1983.

Poor ­and ­needy peo­ple ­are get­ting ­free med­i­cal treat­ment ­and med­i­cine. Ho­me­o­path­ic, al­lo­path­ic ­and na­tu­ro­path­ic ther­a­pies ­are ap­plied by doc­tors ­from In­dia ­and Ger­ma­ny. Furthermore, ambulances reach out to remote villages at central gathering points, such as schools to provide medical care for people.

From time to time eye specialists from the Indian Government come to Kirpal Sagar to perform eye operations. A dentist’s practice at the hospital provides dental care for the people of the neighbouring area and also for the students of the Kirpal Sagar Academy.

Al­so prep­ar­a­tions ­for a Med­i­cal Col­lege ­are in ­progress. Students of this Medical College will perform their practical training within the hospital.