At Vrindaban, the"Heart" of Braj Dham, the “Leela Bhumi” of Lord Krishna, brought to limelight by Mahaprabhu Srikrishna Chaitanya and held in supreme veneration by Sri Ramakrishna Dev, inspired and guided by the soul stirring message of Swami Vivekananda to "worship God by serving human beings", some local gentlemen formed themselves into a body in order to found a Sevashrama in 1907. A Managing Committee was formed and Sri Jajneswar Chandra Sen and his son took charge of the work, in co-operation with Brahmachari Harendranath of Belur Math, a distant relative of Swami Vivekananda. Some relatives of Sri Balaram Bose of Calcutta, who owned the temple premises at Banshibat, on the Yamuna, known popularly as Kala Babu’s Kunj, kindly placed its outer portion at the disposal of the organizers to accommodate the patients and a Zamindar of Entally, Calcutta, provided the initial funds. In January 1907, the beginning was made with a small Homoeopathy dispensary, with a vow to serve “Siva in Jiva”. Same year, allopathic departments were added along with 4 beds, where 26 inpatients and 275 outpatients were treated. The management of the Sevashrama was passed over to the Ramakrishna Mission, Belur Math on January 12, 1908.