Research and surgical programs
Research and surgical work are part of Sewa Foundation’s wider healthcare mission. These activities sit alongside our cleft care and community health programs.

Research
Research at Sewa Foundation supports continuous improvement and innovation. We are committed to studies and projects that enhance our understanding of cleft conditions, maternal and child health, and disaster relief, enabling more effective support for the communities we serve.
Community needs and experience from care provide important questions for research. For information about current projects, collaboration, or participation, contact the team directly.
Surgical programs
The Foundation’s existing program includes surgical work in the following areas. Contact the team to discuss current services and referral arrangements.
- Benign tumors
- Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) surgery
- Congenital malformations
Discuss a referral or collaboration
Patients and referring professionals can ask about current surgical services, clinical assessment, and referral arrangements. The listed areas describe the program’s scope; the clinical team determines whether a particular treatment is appropriate.
Researchers and organizations interested in collaboration can explain their area of work and the question they would like to explore. Our coordinators can direct the inquiry to the relevant team member.