Sathya Sai Central Trust
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Sathya Sai Medical Trust

Educational Institues

Water Project

Aid to the Poor

Sri Sathya Sai Baba has been promoting service to humanity since childhood. He has always been a 'stubborn' revolutionary in following the ideals of equality for all, human beings as well as animals. As early as in childhood he caused an upstir and some enmity in his village by propagating the ban of cruel bull-races and cock-fights - a source of 'entertainment' in the region at that time. Gradually his efforts expanded to social and community projects that worked tirelessly to offer medical assistance and education to hundreds of thousands of people in India. In all fields of activity, efficiency, and management the Sai projects excell in success - even in the most difficult and struggling financial and social situations and circumstances.

Swami has always started projects when the time has been suitable for them. One of his early large projects was the first medical center for women, including a women's college. He was pressured under heavy criticism during an era when the majority of Indien men in authority and the home had very little understanding why women should be educated at all. In later years, he established the Ladies Day on Indira Ghandi's birthday to honor the Indian woman and instill respect for woman as a vital part of social balance, cultural survival and responsibilties.

Sai Baba is ever expanding his projects to fill his aim of providing general nessecities to everyone free of charge. The Sathya Sai service projects, supervised by the Sathya Sai Central Trust, stand as a role model for many organisations and government departments in India.