The RSS Way: Sewa During the Troubled Times of Pandemic
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The RSS Way: Sewa During the Troubled Times of Pandemic

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May 19, 2021, 10:23 am IST
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The present crisis of Corona is serious, but society, governments, administration and our Corona warriors are working with a great sense of urgency to meet this challenge. We will be able to overcome this crisis only through positivity and collective strength. Various organizations and institutions in the society have also started coordinating taking many new initiatives in which thousands of people are participating displaying great spirit of service.

Like the first wave of Corona, in the second wave also, the swayamsevaks (volunteers) of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh are engaged in the work of providing assistance to the affected families and the needy through Sewa Bharati and many other organizations and institutions. During this period of crisis, swayamsevaks have spontaneously started many types of service work according to the needs of the regions where they are working.
The swayamsevaks have started many works that include, isolation centers for patients with possibility of Corona and Corona Care Centers for infected patients, providing assistance to government run Covid Care Centers and hospitals, helpline number for assistance, online medical advice, blood donation, plasma donation, helping with funerals, distribution of Ayurvedic kaada and medicines, counseling, oxygen supply and ambulance service, distribution of food ration and masks, help with vaccination campaign, various awareness campaigns and hearse vans to take bodies of the deceased for the last rites.

Helpline centers are being run at around 3800 locations across the country by volunteers. Similarly, more than 22 thousand workers are engaged in organising vaccination camps, providing assistance and running awareness campaigns at more than 7500 places. Isolation centers are being operated at 287 locations across the country, with around 9800 beds. Along with this, Covid Care Centers are also being run in 118 cities where 7476 beds have been provided, out of which 2285 beds are with oxygen facility. There are more than 5100 swayamsevaks working in these centers. Apart from these, the swayamsevaks are also helping to run the government administered Covid Care Centers. More than 6000 workers are supporting 819 government run Covid Care Centers which are operating in 762 cities in the country. The swayamsevaks have organized blood donation camps at 1256 places and donated 44 thousand units of blood. More than 1.5 lakh people have been benefited through medical helplines being operated at 1400 locations across the country where 4445 doctors are providing services in these centers.

1- Helpline centers –
Locations – 3770

2- Vaccination centers operated in collaboration with the government-
Vaccination Center Locations – 2904
Assistance to government centers and awareness campaigns – 4773 locations
Participant worker number – 222744

3- Isolation Centers –
No. of Cities – 287
No. of Beds – 9838
Worker – 3194

4- Covid Care Centers –
No. of Cities – 118
Number of Beds – 7476
Beneficiaries – 18379
Beds with Oxygen – 2285
Workers – 1989

5- Assistance to Government run Covid Care Centers –
No. of Cities – 762
In how many centers – 819
Workers – 6030

6- Online Doctor Advice –
Locations – 1399
Active Doctors – 4445
Served people/Beneficaries – 1,51,257

7- Food to the infected families / persons.
Places – 3315
Packets distributed so far – 5,37,436

8- Blood donation –
How many places – 1256
Blood Units – 43,972

9 – Plasma donation
How many places – 426
Serviced People – 4193

10- Ayurvedic kaada distribution-
Locations – 5921
Served people – 40,51,088

11- Counseling Centers –
Locations – 1242
Served people – 75,751

12- Service at the funeral –
How many places – 816

13- Hearse Van Service –
Locations-303

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