Where most neededGeneral Fund
Support the hospital wherever the need is greatest — from charitable treatment to everyday running costs.
Fund a modern digital X-ray so patients get faster, clearer diagnosis without travelling elsewhere.
Current appeal
Broken bones, chest infections, injuries after an accident — so many diagnoses start with an X-ray. A modern digital machine gives our doctors clearer images in minutes, reduces radiation exposure, and saves patients the cost and time of being sent to another facility.
What your gift pays for
- The digital X-ray system
- Installation and radiation shielding
- Training for our technicians
How to give to this goal
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Make a bank transfer
Use the account details alongside — any amount, from anywhere in India.
- 2
Add the reference
XRAYPut it in the transfer remarks so your gift goes to this goal.
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Let us know
Send us the details so we can thank you and issue your 80G tax-exemption receipt.
Share the appeal
Most of our support comes from people telling their families and friends. Send this appeal to your WhatsApp groups — it takes ten seconds, and every share brings the digital x-ray machine closer.
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🩻 Help Imam Hussain Hospital, Srinagar: Digital X-Ray Machine Fund a modern digital X-ray so patients get faster, clearer diagnosis without travelling elsewhere. Donations are tax-exempt under 80G. Donate or share 👇 https://ihasf.org/donate/x-ray-machine/
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