Tampa, Florida → Puttaparthi, India

Every student deserves a fighting chance at medicine.

HealPath Corporation is an international nonprofit upgrading medical education for underprivileged students worldwide — funding better equipment, student materials, school infrastructure, and life-changing scholarships.

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HealPath — funding underprivileged medical facilities

Where we give

Putting your donation to work on the ground.

From medical colleges in South Asia to institutions across the developing world — your donation directly upgrades where future doctors learn.

Medical university campus
Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning — Puttaparthi, India
Medical lab equipment
Medical training facilities serving underprivileged students across South Asia
Medical students in training
Students gaining access to equipment and resources they could not otherwise afford

The path

Our first $10,000

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Our four pillars

Four commitments written into our charter — for students worldwide.

These aren't aspirations. They're written into our bylaws as the purposes HealPath Corporation exists to serve — internationally.

Higher grade medical equipment

Funding modern, higher-quality medical training equipment for institutions serving underprivileged students globally — replacing broken and outdated tools with what students actually need.

Funding for student materials

Textbooks, lab supplies, simulation tools, and study resources for students who have earned their place in medical school but cannot afford the materials required to succeed.

Upgraded school infrastructure

Improving the physical learning environment — sanitation, lab facilities, classrooms, and basic infrastructure — at medical institutions serving underprivileged communities worldwide.

Scholarship opportunities

Direct financial support for underprivileged students pursuing medical careers — so that talent and ambition, not financial background, determine who becomes a doctor.

Anchor partner

Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning

Our anchor partner — a deemed university in Puttaparthi, Andhra Pradesh providing completely free education to every student regardless of economic background, religion, or region. HealPath Corporation funds the gap between free tuition and real access. SSSIHL is the first of our global partner institutions.

  • Location
    Puttaparthi, Sri Sathya Sai District, Andhra Pradesh, India
  • Status
    Deemed university · Free education for all admitted students
  • Clearance
    Valid FCRA registration to receive foreign contributions
  • Our rule
    Every international disbursement requires a signed MOU, a grant agreement stating exact amount and purpose, and full board approval — regardless of size
  • A student who has earned a free seat and still can't afford the textbooks has been let in through a door they cannot walk through. That's the gap we exist to close.

    HealPath India — founding purpose

    Top 10 donors

    The people carrying this.

    Names appear here only if a donor opts in when they sign in. You can hide your name or delete your account at any time — email healpathnonprofit@gmail.com.

    Who we are

    Two high schoolers, and the adults who signed for them.

    HealPath Corporation was founded by two students in Tampa, Florida. Florida law requires directors to be adults, so a board of three adults governs the organization while the founders lead the work.

    NJ

    Nikith Yolan John

    Co-founder · Founding director

    Started HealPath India with Saismaran to move money from Tampa to students in Puttaparthi who have the seat but not the supplies.

    SV

    Saismaran Vallampatla

    Co-founder · Founding director

    Co-founded the organization and works on partner relationships and programme design with SSSIHL.

    UM

    Dr. Usha Menon

    Secretary · Board of directors

    Dean of the USF College of Nursing. Keeps the organization's records, minutes and governing documents.

    Full board and governance
    Niluk JohnBoard Chair & Registered Agent — presides over the board, signs contracts and legal documents
    Hemalatha BonagiriTreasurer — custody of funds, financial records, IRS Form 990 filing, oversight of all international transfers
    Dr. Usha MenonSecretary — minutes, records, meeting notice, certification of official documents
    Saismaran VallampatlaFounding Director (non-voting until age 18)
    Nikith Yolan JohnFounding Director (non-voting until age 18)
    IncorporationFlorida nonprofit corporation, governed by Chapter 617, Florida Statutes
    Board meetingsAt least four per year; minutes kept by the Secretary and approved at the following meeting
    ConflictsDirectors must disclose material personal interests, recuse from the vote, and have it recorded in the minutes