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The Christian Hospital, Jhansi was founded in 1898 and is based in 40 acres of area in the center of the city. The hospital is working under society which has the registration of the United Fellowship for Christian Service (Formerly Women's Union Missionary Society) under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860. Since then, Christian Hospital is committed in providing health care services to poor and needy without discrimination.
The work in Jhansi began when Dr. Ernst returned to India in 1897. An agreement was made between Dr. Hoyt and the mission, which was signed June 17, 1899. Dr. Hoyt acquiesced in the selection of Jhansi, but further stipulated that the hospital should be for the benefit of "women and children of native blood only," and that it be named the Mary S. Ackerman Hoyt Memorial Hospital.
Dr. Hoyt made generous provision in his will for the continuous support and upkeep of hospital. Added to the buildings, provided are quarters for staff nurses, nurses in training, Indian doctors, a male ward and across the road, the missionaries' bungalow. All of these are integral parts of Ackerman-Hoyt Hospital as it serves today through the names of the two sisters.
The hospital has served the local residents of Jhansi and nearby districts of Bundlelkhand Region since 1899.
Why are we raising funds?
Since we are trying to revive the hospital to continuous business state by providing more facilities to the patients and the staff. We wish to sustain and financially establish hospital to provide employment to the deserving candidates and increase man power of the hospital to increase its operations extensively to cater the medical needs of everyone in the center of the city, where hospital is based. The property is in the center of the city and is a suitable place for the staff and the patients to approach.
Due to shortage of resources, it is currently hard for us to upkeep the hospital and wish to seek financial help from the donor to rebuild the hospital again with all amenities for the patients.
It will help in employment, proper services, free treatment for people below poverty line and financial upkeep of hospital for it to grow without any hindrance .
AIM
The aim of this fundraiser is to provide the following in Bundelkhand Region at regional level.
1. Orthopedics
Advanced surgical treatment of trauma cases, joint replacement, internal fixations treatment of bad cases of arthritis, etc.
2. Cardiovascular Problems
By pass procedure replacement and the reconstruction procedures for arterial and venous problems. Cardiac valvular diseases, septal defects and rarely cardiac injury.
3. Neurological Problems
Cardiovascular accidents, cerebral tumors, spinal injuries, Neurogenic tumors and associated problems.
4. Urological Problems
Renal transplant, bladder reconstruction, renal tumors, renal dialysis.
5. Ophthalmic Problems
Advanced treatment of difficult eye problems.
6. ICU and ICCU
7. Gynecology and obstetrical problems.
8. Treatment of infertility
9. General Surgical and Internal Medical Treatment
School of Nursing
The hospital also has a school of nursing which trains 20 efficient nurses in a batch since 1954 and we will be upgrading it to B. Sc. Nursing in the coming years.
Vision and Objective
Our vision is to provide patient, focused care of highest quality, at an affordable price to all sections of society.
Our Objectives
To provide round the clock health services to the people of Bundelkhand Region and nearby regions.
To improve the health status of the people and community with skill, compassion and competence.
To create workforce that develops pride in upholding the organization's name and value.
We look forward to reviving the 120 year old hospital and its history and make it one of the best medical institution for medical services in Bundelkhand Region in India.
How much do we need?
We are in need of 150 Crores Rupees to upgrade it to Multi-Specialty Hospital and sustain it for the next 10 years and rebuild it to financially sustain itself by providing more advanced treatments to the patients at affordable prices.
How much are we asking for in emergency to sustain it?
We currently need only 1 Crore Rupees to sustain it for a year. Your help will be highly appreciated and will help the hospital in catering the medical needs of poor and needy.
The work in Jhansi began when Dr. Ernst returned to India in 1897. An agreement was made between Dr. Hoyt and the mission, which was signed June 17, 1899. Dr. Hoyt acquiesced in the selection of Jhansi, but further stipulated that the hospital should be for the benefit of "women and children of native blood only," and that it be named the Mary S. Ackerman Hoyt Memorial Hospital.
Dr. Hoyt made generous provision in his will for the continuous support and upkeep of hospital. Added to the buildings, provided are quarters for staff nurses, nurses in training, Indian doctors, a male ward and across the road, the missionaries' bungalow. All of these are integral parts of Ackerman-Hoyt Hospital as it serves today through the names of the two sisters.
The hospital has served the local residents of Jhansi and nearby districts of Bundlelkhand Region since 1899.
Why are we raising funds?
Since we are trying to revive the hospital to continuous business state by providing more facilities to the patients and the staff. We wish to sustain and financially establish hospital to provide employment to the deserving candidates and increase man power of the hospital to increase its operations extensively to cater the medical needs of everyone in the center of the city, where hospital is based. The property is in the center of the city and is a suitable place for the staff and the patients to approach.
Due to shortage of resources, it is currently hard for us to upkeep the hospital and wish to seek financial help from the donor to rebuild the hospital again with all amenities for the patients.
It will help in employment, proper services, free treatment for people below poverty line and financial upkeep of hospital for it to grow without any hindrance .
AIM
The aim of this fundraiser is to provide the following in Bundelkhand Region at regional level.
1. Orthopedics
Advanced surgical treatment of trauma cases, joint replacement, internal fixations treatment of bad cases of arthritis, etc.
2. Cardiovascular Problems
By pass procedure replacement and the reconstruction procedures for arterial and venous problems. Cardiac valvular diseases, septal defects and rarely cardiac injury.
3. Neurological Problems
Cardiovascular accidents, cerebral tumors, spinal injuries, Neurogenic tumors and associated problems.
4. Urological Problems
Renal transplant, bladder reconstruction, renal tumors, renal dialysis.
5. Ophthalmic Problems
Advanced treatment of difficult eye problems.
6. ICU and ICCU
7. Gynecology and obstetrical problems.
8. Treatment of infertility
9. General Surgical and Internal Medical Treatment
School of Nursing
The hospital also has a school of nursing which trains 20 efficient nurses in a batch since 1954 and we will be upgrading it to B. Sc. Nursing in the coming years.
Vision and Objective
Our vision is to provide patient, focused care of highest quality, at an affordable price to all sections of society.
Our Objectives
To provide round the clock health services to the people of Bundelkhand Region and nearby regions.
To improve the health status of the people and community with skill, compassion and competence.
To create workforce that develops pride in upholding the organization's name and value.
We look forward to reviving the 120 year old hospital and its history and make it one of the best medical institution for medical services in Bundelkhand Region in India.
How much do we need?
We are in need of 150 Crores Rupees to upgrade it to Multi-Specialty Hospital and sustain it for the next 10 years and rebuild it to financially sustain itself by providing more advanced treatments to the patients at affordable prices.
How much are we asking for in emergency to sustain it?
We currently need only 1 Crore Rupees to sustain it for a year. Your help will be highly appreciated and will help the hospital in catering the medical needs of poor and needy.
