Seva · Madhya Pradesh
Seva projects
Food, health, villages, schools, disasters and nature: the seva that Samithis across Madhya Pradesh give their time to, week after week.
In short
What are the seva projects?
The seva projects are the regular service activities that Samithis and Bhajan Mandalis of the Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation, Madhya Pradesh carry out with their members' own time and effort. Seva is free, and the Organisation never asks the public for money.
1,896
approved activities, 2026 YTD
2025: 563
1,51,104
beneficiaries, 2026 YTD
2025: 94,427
157
adopted villages
68 tribal
377
seva kendras
Source: state office records as of 27 September 2026. Every figure is from the record; nothing is estimated.
Eight projects
Each project, explained and counted
2026 so far: 481 times
Narayan Seva
Feeding the hungry with reverence, as service to the Divine (Narayana) present in every person.
2026 so far: 13 times
Sai Protein Distribution
A nutrition seva that Samithis report as a distinct activity in the state's records.
2026 so far: 17 times
Medical camps
Free medical camps, a permanent OPD and patient follow-up care, run with doctors and Sevadal.
157 adopted villages
Village seva (SSSVIP)
Sri Sathya Sai Village Integrated Programme: holistic development of adopted villages, with the family as the unit.
1,191 trained members
Disaster management and relief
Trained Sevadal who respond fast with rescue, relief and rehabilitation, and help communities prepare.
2026 so far: 8 times
Mother and child care
Care for pregnant women, and health seva for women in tribal areas.
22 schools
Sri Sathya Sai Vidya Jyothi
Lifting children's motivation to learn by improving the whole ecosystem of adopted government schools.
2026 so far: 26 times
Sri Sathya Sai Prema Tharu
Tree-plantation seva: planting and caring for trees as gratitude to nature.
See the full account
Seva figures by wing, month and district, all in one place.