It is unfortunate that most of the patients in our country come to hospital with fear and anxiety. They are often concerned about arrangements to provide costly medicines and other equipment requirements. Lack of knowledge and proper guidance about medicinal and clinical requirements often pose bigger challenges than the actual condition. The prescription from a doctor puts poor patients and their relatives in a difficult position. Their worries are nerve-wracking and distressing, both for the patients and for their relatives who are ready to make huge sacrifices for the sake of their relative.
Keeping this stressful condition in mind, the basic constitution of the Students' Patient Welfare Society (SPWS) was laid down in 1988 on sound footing with the objective of providing maximum relief to poor patients by providing medicines and other requirements free of cost.
The society comprises medical students who have volunteered to dedicate their time to the service of humanity. The Society's office at the Outdoor Department of Mayo Hospital is ready to provide all sorts of medical aid and advice within their limited means.

We,
The willing, led by
The unknowing are doing the impossible for the
Ungrateful.

We have done so much
For so long with so little that we are now
Qualified to do anything
With nothing.