The Origin
Seva Kitchen was conceived in 2014 by Khushroo Poacha, a railway employee whose mother was admitted in hospital for brain surgery at the time. Standing at a tea stall near the Central India Institute of Medical Science (CIIMS), Khushroo noticed over that period, that there were many people who had come from far-flung rural areas to visit a city hospital for treatment. Read More
Our Initiatives
Wall of Giving
Seva Kitchen Wall of Giving mission is to bring communities together in hope, to inspire and empower people to change lives, and to restore faith in humanity. At Seva Kitchen we restore faith in humanity by highlighting the simple act of giving food, and encouraging others to do the same.
The Wall of giving is a Smart TV which has a Seva Kitchen app installed. It can be installed in Restaurants, Hospitals, Colleges, Canteens , Community kitchens to feed the needy.
How does it work : If someone is hungry and unable to afford food these meals have been paid for in advance by previous customers. Any one can claim a token for a meal.
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Food Seva in Hospitals
We live in a smart generation and Seva Kitchen was not to be left behind. Our new initiative is proof of that. A dream of several years has finally come to fruition - with the power of technology we can now reach out to far more needy individuals than we had ever imagined possible. And we want to take you along on that journey, inviting you to continue supporting us. Using a QR code generated token system, Seva Kitchen is mobilizing hospital canteens to offer a free, donated meal to any individual who needs it. Read More
Neki Ka Pitara
Neki Ka Pitara is a fridge of kindness, installed by Seva Kitchen in hospitals, Cancer Hospices and Schools for underprivileged children. These fridges are stocked with nutritious food and drinks that are free for needy patients and their families and co-managed by a social worker. Every pitara is under the responsibility of a dedicated group of donors and a group administrator who keep the fridge stocked 365 days a year. One can fill up the fridge with items like AmulKool, AmulLassi, Soya milk, Juices, Bread, Bunsetc. You can fill up the Pitara via any e-tailer or a local Vendor or you can go personally to fill it up.
How Seva Kitchen Works
Seva Kitchen does not have a bank account nor do we or our volunteers accept money. Every Initiative has a dedicated WhatsApp group of donors for each location. A Seva Number is allotted to each donor in the WhatsApp group, the donor in the group is intimated when its his/her turn to fill the pitara, or pay for meals. Updates in the group are posted by our volunteers dedicated for the location in the form of picture or video . A detailed account is made for each and every seva done. The information is updated in real time and can be viewed by the Donors.
