Jaro Education Contributes ₹51 Lakh to Support Affordable Healthcare Initiative in Patna

Mumbai, March 30, 2026: Jaro Education has contributed ₹51 lakh towards an affordable healthcare initiative in Patna, implemented through Khan Foundation, as part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) programme ‘Shiksha se Seva tak’.

The initiative is aimed at improving access to essential healthcare services for underserved communities in and around Patna, where rising out-of-pocket medical expenses continue to restrict timely treatment. The funding will support healthcare infrastructure and service delivery, including consultations, diagnostic services, and essential treatments at subsidised costs.

Speaking on the development, Ranjita Raman, CEO of Jaro Education, said: “Patna represents an important and growing market, not just from an education standpoint but also in terms of broader community needs. As we expand our presence in the region, it is equally important for us to contribute meaningfully to the communities we engage with. Supporting access to affordable healthcare is a step in that direction.”

Dr. Sanjay Salunkhe, Founder & CMD of Jaro Education, added: “Education and healthcare are two fundamental pillars of long-term social progress. While our core work focuses on education, we recognize that access to healthcare remains an immediate challenge for many. This initiative reflects our commitment to supporting solutions that create real, on-ground impact.”

The programme is being implemented by Khan Foundation, with support from educator Khan Sir, who is known for his efforts to expand access to education. The initiative seeks to extend similar accessibility to healthcare services.

Commenting on the initiative, Khan Sir said, “Affordable healthcare remains one of the most critical needs in our country today. This initiative has been designed to ensure that access to basic medical care is not limited by financial constraints. We appreciate Jaro Education’s support in strengthening this effort and enabling us to reach more people in need.”

Khan Foundation, registered for CSR activities, is responsible for on-ground implementation. Further details on the scale and operational aspects of the initiative are expected to be announced as the project progresses.

The initiative reflects Jaro Education’s broader focus on enabling access to essential services, complementing its core work in education with community-oriented interventions.