A novel approach in holistic healing' – is what many visitors comment about J Watumull Global Hospital &Research Centre. Our founder trustees include an industrialist, a surgeon and a spiritual leader. In 1989, eminent head and neck cancer surgeon from Mumbai, Dr Ashok Mehta visited the Brahma Kumaris in Mount Abu and believed they were an ideal, like-minded group of people he could partner, to implement his vision of a model hospital focusing on holistic healthcare. The project was adopted by our founder mentors, Mr Khuba Watumull and Mr Gulab Watumull of Mumbai and Hawaii (U.S.A.) respectively, and named J Watumull Global Hospital & Research Centre, in memory of their late father. BK Nirwair, officer-in-charge of the Brahma Kumaris international headquarters at Mount Abu was appointed Managing Trustee of the hospitals' governing board, the Global Hospital & Research Centre trust.

Our founder Trustees envisaged that a multi-disciplinary secondary care hospital at Mount Abu would help bridge the existing deficiency in available health services in district Sirohi, Rajasthan. At the time, four hospitals with a combined bed strength of 457 served the district's roughly 700,000 strong population. Besides offering medical services through out-patient clinics and ward admissions, the hospital was expected to focus on outreach health care, medical research, vocational education in paramedical streams and the promotion of health awareness.

Should any of our aforementioned activities have interested you enough to wish to promote the work of our hospital, you may send your contribution by using this Paypal option or else by cheque or demand draft (made payable at Mount Abu), favoring global Hospital & Research Center, clearly mentioning which project / activity you would like your funds to be appropriated to. If no details are mentioned, the Board will allocate your contribution as is most appropriate, based on development priorities.

Indian Tax-payer may avail tax benefits on their donations:

Under section 35AC: Donors must provide their income tax PAN and full address at the time of making a donation so that a proper receipt may be issued.

Current laws stipulate that under this section, 100% of the donated amount is eligible to be deducted from income for he purples of computing taxable income.

Under section 80G: Donation under this section will be eligible for deduction from the income for computation of income tax purposes as per the provisions of the Income Tax Act of 1961.

Current laws stipulate that under this section, 50% of the donated amount is eligible to be deducted from income for the purpose of computing taxable income.