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About Seva:

For more than 30 years, Seva has served people around the world who are struggling for health, cultural survival and sustainable communities.

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Featured Project

San Francisco Bay Area's Native American community faces disproportionately high rates of diabetes, heart disease, obesity and other health issues. In Alameda County alone, 6.9% of deaths among Native Americans are directly due to diabetes.

Seva, in partnership with Oakland's Intertribal Friendship House, are bringing inter-generational gardening activities, nutrition and cooking classes to serve this community.  Our holistic approach to health is a strategy that reconnects the urban community with traditional health systems, thereby building pride and self-sufficiency.

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News & Highlights
Flag_One_for_One.jpg A new partnership helps Seva expand sight-restoring services in Tibet, Nepal and Cambodia.
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A new World Health Organization report confirms the work of Seva's Sight Program is making a huge impact.
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saint_misbehavin_dvd.jpg Seva co-founder Wavy Gravy's film is now on DVD!  Pick up your limited edition signed copy and help support Seva's international health programs!
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Seva_Zero_2012_200px260_soldout.jpg An all-star cast came together recently for an incredible event to support Seva's programs.


Steve_Jobs.jpg The Seva family joins the world in celebrating the life of Steve Jobs.  Steve played an important role in Seva's first years...
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[object Object] Honor the memory of Seva's youngest Board Member and beloved volunteer by supporting the programs in Tibet for which he cared deeply.
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