Social Impact and Philanthropy

Mr Dutta's contributions extend beyond commercial healthcare. He is the driving force behind the Desun Health City Foundation, which focuses on providing medical support to underprivileged communities, promoting healthcare awareness and accessibility, and making medical education accessible to all. His philanthropic philosophy is rooted in the belief that quality healthcare should be a right, not a privilege.

Mr Sajal Dutta's philanthropic vision finds its most powerful expression through the Desun Health City Foundation (DHCF), a non-profit initiative dedicated to transforming healthcare access and medical education for underserved communities.

Under his leadership, DHCF has emerged as a platform that goes beyond treatment, focusing on building equitable and sustainable healthcare systems for socially marginalized populations, particularly children from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.

A cornerstone of Mr. Dutta's contribution through DHCF is ensuring that quality healthcare reaches those who need it most. Key interventions include:

• Treatment of over 200,000 patients annually, with nearly 40% receiving financial subsidies
• Over 1 million patients supported on subsidised care since inception
• Large-scale free health check-up camps, consultations, and diagnostic services across regions
• Provision of subsidised eye care and prescription eyewear for underserved communities

These initiatives reflect a sustained commitment to making healthcare accessible, affordable, and inclusive.

Through DHCF, Mr. Dutta has expanded healthcare delivery into communities via structured outreach programs such as the Desun Healthy Homes project, which addresses broader aspects of community well-being. The Foundation's impact is felt on:

• 500,000+ individuals, who have received free health check-ups over the past decade
• 100,000+ beneficiaries who received free tests, consultations, and subsidised care
• Ongoing community engagement initiatives aimed at improving public health awareness and access

These efforts demonstrate a shift from episodic care to long-term community health development.

A major focus of DHCF is providing advanced treatment for children from low-income households. Planned and ongoing initiatives include:

• Paediatric kidney and heart interventions, including transplants and corrective surgeries
• Support for children with thalassemia and cancer, including bone marrow transplants
• Cleft palate surgeries to restore function and quality of life

These programmes aim to deliver life-changing outcomes for vulnerable populations, particularly children with critical health conditions.