Sewa Week

www.sewaweek.org


Sewa means "to give" in Sanskrit. Sewa can be given in selfless service, money or through thought- for the betterment of others.


​Ravi Bhanot co-founded ​Sewa Week. A project, which began in 2001 and continues to date. This project has flourished to Sewa Day. In 2016, 75,000 volunteer​ed ​in 25 countries and the number continues.


To date projects have been to help relieve hardship, bring joy and help the environment.


Ilford Welcome Centre, giving a kind recgonitio to Ravi Bhanot and Sewa Day work.

Endless supplies have been delivered to a Local centre helping to provide Meals and other resources to help get the less fortunate 'on their feet'.


Most importantly is the ongoing updates with Ilford Welcome Centre as to the current shortages they need to replenish on a monthly basis. Showing a keen intention to actually serve the end user (less fortunate) with items actually needed at that time. 


Great to see East London Sewa volunteers doing their bit in the Covid 19 pandemic. https://www.facebook.com/BBCnewsHindi/videos/224941331946341/ https://www.facebook.com/BBCnewsHindi/videos/224941331946341/

Posted by Ravi Bhanot on Friday, 10 April 2020

Power of a collective prayer- Global Gayatri Mantra day to heal our earth. Over 10,000 reached in a You Tube event...

Posted by Ravi Bhanot on Saturday, 11 April 2020

Response to Covid-19 & UK Lockdown effects

Sewa Day East London distributed 40kg fruit and veg to 20 elderly vulnerable people, a nursing home and to a Gurudhwara to serve 50 meals for a local hospital in East London in the last week. This week we want to give 1000 eggs to give joy to the vulnerable, elderley homeless or NHS workers. 

Ravi Bhanot - JP RSA MRPharmS MSSChA Dip(Ayur.) Dip(Nutr.) Dip(Hom.) Dip(Stress Management) Dip(Massage) 


MAKE IT BEAT

www.makeitbeat.org.uk


Co founded and Trustee of Make It Beat. Heart attacks are one of the major reasons for death in the UK. This charity teaches people cpr (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) for free to prevent and stop heart attacks.


Make It Beat was formed when talking to professionals, it emerged that there are situations where CPR can make that difference between life and death. There are many instances when whilst waiting for the emergency services, something can be done to make the heart beat again.


It is found there are many people who want to do the training but there are barriers such as language or understanding. Special courses have been rolled out to tackle individuals, community groups and minority groups. Make It Beat Charity are committed to reaching out to as many people as possible to train them to save lives.


Two hours from our lives to learn lifesaving skills and CPR will enable us to become lifesavers.

Our vision is to train people to save lives through Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training and life-saving skills so that eventually these skills are taught automatically.


For more information please visit; www.makeitbeat.org.uk


Develop and Empower the less fortunate through Charities such as Mother Miracle(Mother Miracle School Home - Mother Miracle School)


“Give money and you will feed a man for one day….teach him to fish and they can be fed for life”

-Historian, Karl Marx


My missionto eradicate poverty is via education;By training the less fortunate we can train various health and beauty skills to help people earn a living.


The training is via the internet, books and DVDs and is open to people of all nationalities and backgrounds.


Fund Raising for Charity


Father Son duo, exempifying a family ortientated approach towards Charitable activities.


Raising £3,200 in sponsor money, which was spent on a state of the art sports wheel chair to help a disabled youngster live his Paralympics dreams.

Images below, from the New York Marathon.


Running the 10 K Marathon, London, UK