Kalawati Saran Children's Hospital (KSCH), established on 17th March 1956 by Dr. Sheila Singh Paul, is one of India's leading pediatric hospitals. Situated within the campus of Lady Hardinge Medical College, it serves as a central government-run referral hospital dedicated to child health. The hospital was inaugurated by Lady Edwina Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten of Burma, and was built from the proceeds of property donated by Mr. Raghubir Saran and Mr. Raghunandan Saran of New Delhi. It is named after the wife of the late Mr. Raghubir Saran. The hospital has a rich legacy of providing comprehensive pediatric care and has been at the forefront of pediatric education and research in India.

KSCH offers a wide range of specialized services, including:

• General Pediatrics

• NABL accredited laboratory services

• Comprehensive emergency pediatric casualty with daily footfall of 175-300 patients

• Multidisciplinary care for chronic and acute pediatric conditions

• Strong academic and research environment with 24 faculty members and 59 senior residents

• Annual admission rate of 25,000-27,000 patients

• Focus on child health promotion, immunization, and preventive care

Vision: To be a center of excellence in pediatric healthcare, providing compassionate and comprehensive medical services to all children.

Mission:

• Provide high-quality healthcare services free of cost.

• Ensure accessibility to medical care for underserved populations.

• Promote health awareness and preventive healthcare.

• Maintain a patient-centric approach in all services.