VVMT to offer accommodation for needy in Mumbai

Vidarbha Vaibhav Mandir Trust (VVMT), which has acquired two properties in Mumbai, will be offering accommodation to students, appearing for interviews and kin of patients admitted in Mumbai. The two properties include one in Dadar and the other in Bandra Kurla Complex, VVMT president Dr Devisingh Shekhawat said on Monday.

"People from economically weaker sections of the society, who go to Mumbai to seek medical treatment, can get accommodation on nominal charges, for a maximum of five days. The youths, who either appear for tests or for interviews, can also be accommodated there," Shekhawat said. The Trust, founded by late barrister S K Wankhede in 1971, would also be extending financial assistance to cancer and heart patients from Amravati, Akola, Wardha and Nagpur, VVMT secretary Ashok Goray said.