S. Gurpreet Singh is the compassionate founder of Manukhta Di Sewa Sab Ton Waddi Sewa Society, a charity-driven NGO based in Ludhiana, Punjab with the sole purpose to alleviate suffering among the most vulnerable. Inspired by a chance encounter with an abandoned, paralyzed man in 2016, he envisioned an NGO where dignity and care would replace neglect, and this vision now guides the nonprofit’s core strategy and daily charity work. The founder’s commitment has helped the organization attract 297+ volunteers who actively participate in rescue, care, and community programs. 

Under S. Gurpreet Singh’s leadership, the mission of the Manukhta Di Sewa Society in Ludhiana, Punjab centers on building a compassionate society through rescue operations, free medical camps, lifelong care, shelter, rehabilitation, and education support. The vision aims to ensure that no individual is left helpless or uncared for, and that every life is treated with dignity and respect. 

The NGO’s major projects include “Supneya Da Ghar” (Dream House) shelter services, extensive medical camps, and rehabilitation programs for the abandoned and homeless. Its efforts have been recognized with several awards and certificates from prestigious organizations, and it collaborates with donors as well as partner organisations such as CGC Naya Savera Foundation to expand its outreach and impact.