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ABOUT US

UNITED SIKH MISSION is a philanthropic charitable organization incorporated in Southern California, USA and Punjab, India since 2005 for the cause of Rural Healthcare, Human and Environmental Welfare, and International Peace.

Rashpal Singh Khalsa
Founder & Chairman, United Sikh Mission

IMPORTANT FACTS

21

Years of Community Work *Since 2005

80

Eye-Camps Held Each Year

678

Camps Held Across Punjab

333852

People Served Medicine

195012

Spectacles given across Punjab

50

Transplantation of cornea every year

43253

Successful Eye Surgeries

100

RURAL LOCATIONS SERVED TILL DATE *Since 2005

50

Participating Hospitals

500

Villages Catered to each year

Rural Healthcare

Largest Free Eye Camps across Punjab

Hospital

Khalsa Health Center, Beas Pind

International Peace

Sri Kartarpur Sahib Peace Corridor

Solar Power for Sustainability

Sri Harmandir Sahib, Amritsar

Cultural Advocacy

Sikh Rose Float Parade, Pasadena

Food Drive for the Homeless

Jurupa Valley, CA

The Journey of United Sikh Mission | 2005-2025

Join us as we take a journey through two decades of selfless service and impactful initiatives by the United Sikh Mission.
From working round the clock to providing free healthcare in rural Punjab, achieving environmental sustainability, and fostering international peace, the efforts of the United Sikh Mission have touched countless lives. Witness the story of hope and dedication through our free eye care camps, pandemic relief efforts, educational scholarships, and groundbreaking solar power program, and international peace corridor

Together, we strive to create a better tomorrow for humanity. Be part of our mission and see how you can make a difference.

Overview at a Glance Of The Eye Camps

Under the United Sikh Mission’s “Mission For Vision – Free Eye Health Care Camps in Punjab,” spanning six months from October 2023 to April 2023, more than 61 camps were organized. These camps covered a population of 500 villages in rural Punjab, providing not just medical care but a ray of hope for countless individuals.

The eye camps go beyond mere medical intervention; they represent a profound act of service, echoing the timeless Sikh principle of “Sarbat da Bhala” — the well-being of all. In a world often divided by boundaries and barriers, these camps serve as a testament to the unifying power of compassion and selfless service.

Beyond the eye camps held with the support of patrons at 61 village locations, starting in 2023, a free eye camp is held once every month in the villages of Bias Pind (District: Jalandhar), Billi Waraich (District: Jalandhar), Latala (District: Ludhiana), and Bolewal (District: Gurdaspur). The majority of the eye camps are held during the winter season in North India. People from neighbouring states of Haryana, Jammu, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh also visit these eye camps.

All camp management initiatives are driven by volunteers and supported by patrons. These efforts highlight the profound impact that collective goodwill can have on individual lives and entire communities. The volunteers embody the spirit of “Seva” — selfless service, which is a cornerstone of Sikh philosophy. Through their dedication, they not only restore sight but also bring light into the lives of many who have been living in darkness, both literally and metaphorically.

Founder and Chairman Rashpal Singh Khalsa has announced the initiation of work towards creating a charitable hospital, the ‘Khalsa Health Centre,’ at Village Bias Pind, Jalandhar (on the Jalandhar-Pathankot Highway). This center will provide all eye-related surgeries, dialysis, gynaecological treatment, and pharmacy services free of cost. The first phase of the hospital is expected to be completed by October 2024, before the commencement of the eye camps for the 2024-2025 season.

A dedicated website for the Khalsa Health Centre is available to provide updates and view development progress. Through this portal, supporters and well-wishers can witness the journey of transformation and the realization of a vision rooted in empathy and altruism.

Recent 5-Year Camp data in brief

CAMP DATA 2025

Total Camps: 32
OPDs/Visitors: 10,213
Free Medicines: 12,261
Free Spectacles: 4,979
Free Surgeries: 1,340

CAMP DATA 2024

Total Camps: 86
OPDs/Visitors: 27,742
Free Medicines: 33,148
Free Spectacles: 14,089
Free Surgeries: 4,781

CAMP DATA 2023

Total Camps: 58
OPDs/Visitors: 24,671
Free Medicines: 29,423
Free Spectacles: 15,086
Free Surgeries: 3,702

CAMP DATA 2022

Total Camps: 38
OPDs/Visitors: 17,813
Free Medicines: 16,802
Free Spectacles: 10,967
Free Surgeries: 2,518

CAMP DATA 2021

Total Camps:  34
OPDs/Visitors: 15,226
Free Medicines: 14,792
Free Spectacles: 9,457
Free Surgeries: 2,258

Make your Contribution!

We are currently raising funds for our year-round Eye Healthcare Program in Punjab, India

Year-Round Program

Project: Eye Care Camps
Focus Area: Health Care
Location: Punjab (Rural), India

Join Us!

Contribute your time and effort to a cause of your interest and be a part of social change.

*We are accepting volunteers for the locations of Punjab, India and California, USA only