Mr. Vaibhav Malbari's journey to becoming the founder of the "Shree Swami Aadharwad Pratishthan" (SSAP) is truly inspiring. His work as a care-taker in an old age home for 3 ½ years allowed him to gain valuable experience in patient care, and helped him understand the needs of society. He then worked with Kaushalya Medical & Research foundation for 7 years as a care-taker, which further strengthened his passion for helping people in need.

After his stint at Kaushalya Medical & Research foundation, Mr. Vaibhav Malbari continued working as a care-taker at BARC Hospital for the next 3 ½ years. It was during this time that he met a patient who had no one to take care of him, and Mr. Malbari took him under his wing and provided him with the care he needed. This act of kindness did not go unnoticed, and many people began to approach him, requesting that he start an old age home.

With the encouragement of one of the patients he provided care-taker services to, and financial support from this individual, Mr. Vaibhav Malbari decided to start his own old age home. This was the beginning of the SSAP Foundation. The institute aims to help and care for all types of patients of any age group, and Mr. Malbari believes that society needs more donors who are willing to offer a helping hand to those in need.

Today, the SSAP Foundation continues to provide exceptional care to those in need, thanks to Mr. Vaibhav Malbari's unwavering dedication to serving others. He urges people to come forward and help his institute, and with the support of the community, he hopes to continue providing care and support to those who need it most. As Mahatma Gandhi once said, "The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others." And Mr. Vaibhav Malbari is a true testament to this philosophy.