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Chairman - Sri Guru Granth Saibh Ji - Living Guru is the guiding force of Sewak and its affiliations.

Jagdi Jot, Living Guru, Sri Guru Granth Saibh Ji.

There is no chairman for Sewak. The Jagdi Jot, Living Guru, Sri Guru Granth Saibh Ji is our Guru / Teacher from where we get our inspiration and guidance. Sewak and its members work under the direction of the Guru Saibh Ji.

As such it tries to inculcate the Guru’s concept of Naam Japo, Kirt Karo and Vand Chako among the masses. It advocates Naam Bani naal piyar. Seva and Simran is the hall mark of its members.

SEWAK is an Ottawa based international not for profit organization that caters to help needed by fellow human beings. Although it has started with Ottawa in Ontario, Canada and the region of Punjab in India, its operations are not limited to only these areas. Sewak mission is to help mankind anywhere and everywhere on this globe. Its motto is ‘Service for All’.  It started its silent operations much earlier, although it was formally registered in 2022.

The name SEWAK itself talks volumes about the kind of Seva it’s engaged in. Primary focus is on health care and education but is not limited to these two and its wings expand to cover any and all humanitarian projects across the globe. The reason to focus on health care and education is very simple, if one has these two he can earn the rest.

SEWAK depicts a tree in the center, the tree was chosen as it represents a life of self-less giving, the tree gives its roots, its stem, bark, leaves, fruit, flowers and its wood, actually it gives itself up fully in selfless service to mankind. Such is the inspiration of the directors of SEWAK – offering ‘Service for All’ no strings attached, across the globe as depicted in the background of the logo. And in doing so the directors remain grounded like the roots of the tree, no matter how high the tree (organization) grows it will remain grounded like a tree with its roots deep under the earth that nurtures all life. The tree is as much above as it is beneath the ground, thus stable and balanced. It is what it is, no hidden agenda.

And the tree is guided by the red circle with the glow in its center, which is the guiding force of all life on earth. The directors remember that it is all because of ‘IT’ and nothing is of their doing, it helps them to remain grounded in service and while it expands its operations world-wide.

The philosophy of SEWAK is
well depicted in its logo.

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Bhai Manjit Singh

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

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Bhai Jagjot Singh

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

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Bhai Manpreet Singh

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

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Bhai Lokpal Singh

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

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Bhai Mandeep Singh

Noida, U.P., India

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Canada Office

612 Sonmarg Crescent
Ottawa, ON, K2J 7A3
Ph : 343 322 4166

Sewak is an Ottawa based international not for profit organization that caters to help needed by fellow human beings. Although it has started with Ottawa in Ontario, Canada and the region of Punjab in India, its operations are not limited to only these areas. Sewak mission is to help mankind anywhere and everywhere on this globe.

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A-300, Sector-31, 
Noida- 201301,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Ph : 9818049849

Bhai Manjit Singh
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Manjit Singh was born in Harmandir Galli, in Patna Sahib, Bihar, India in September 1970. He was brought up in Howrah (Kolkata), West Bengal, India. He is a Don Bosco pass out and an IHM Graduate. He also acquired knowledge and training in the Information Technology (IT) later in life.
In 1995 he moved to Delhi and again to Toronto, Ontario, Canada in Jan 1998. He is a self-made man and has carved out a successfully career in IT over the last 24 plus years. The experience has made him more humble, grateful and a philanthropist. 

It all started with his participation in the ‘Guru ka Langar’ as a child and then into more major projects growing up. As a youth, he worked with the Howrah Mayor to have the streets lights, water pumps and roads repair work completed.

In Ottawa he works tirelessly at the local ‘Gurdwara Sahib’ in the Langar hall. He has also lead and participated in other community events such as the Punjabi Essay competition in 1919, raise funds for helping local community events such as the recent July 22 ‘Samagam’ by Bhai Paramjit Singh Khalsa and some international projects, such as the one for Bhai Amardeep Singh of Singapore for writing books (Lost Heritage) and preparing documentary on the life of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji in 2020-22.

All this has encouraged Bhai Manjit Singh, to raise for every occasion for the wellbeing of fellow humans and with the Guru’s blessings he has ventured into ‘Sewak’ an Ottawa based NGO in June 2022.

Bhai Jagjot Singh
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Jagjot Singh is born and raised in the Nation’s Capital (Ottawa, ON, Canada) and has always had an inclination towards Sikhi and spiritual pursuits. At the young age of 8, he was blessed with the gift of Amrit and had the company of many saintly souls who guided him on the path. Jagjot currently works as a public servant where he is a senior program specialist working with Indigenous communities to help improve health outcomes.


Jagjot is a firm believer in the concepts of Naam Japo, Kirat Karo and Vand ke Chako – he has participated in many community events and continues to serve the community to the best of his ability.

Bhai Manpreet Singh
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Bhai Manpreet Singh ji is know for his Sikhi ways, be it helping kids wear the Dastar or for that matter reciting the Guru’s Bani. He is simply in love with both the Guru’s Bana and Bani. So much so that in 2015-2016 he decided to become a Gur Sikh. He took “Khande Bate di Paul” in 2016 and adorned the Bana on himself for the first time. Since then, there is not looking back.

He was born in Dhulkot village in Ludhiana district in 1988. After completing his secondary school he moved to SVM Ahmedgarh, Ludhiana, Punjab to finish his high school. His nature is derived from his beloved parents who themselves are Gur Sikhs and have taught their son the three basic principles of Sikhi well. He does his daily Nitname, Kirt and believes strongly in ‘Vand Chackna’. He has actively participated in community events and is always there for community causes. He is a philanthropist by nature.

In 2006 he migrated to Canada and soon obtained a job with the City of Ottawa as a bus operator. His work was appreciated and he became a supervisor in 2016.
In 2016-2017 he started his Barrhavens Landscaping and Snow removal business which is now doing well in the City, so much so that he helps people by employing them in his business on a regular basis. Over the years his work has been appreciated by Ottawa residents and it has grown many folds. The business allows him to continue to contribute to community needs in one way or the other, as he is always around and ready to help. Thus, making a difference in the life of the others. Simran and Seva is the reason for the glow on him.

Bhai Lokpal Singh
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Bhai Lokpal Singh ji one among the few who is attached to Guru’s Bani from young age. At mere 23 years of age, he is doing Sangat to read and explain Bani to one and all alike. He loves to discuss the Bani and Gurmat related issues or participate in Gurmat discussions with the Sangat.

He was born in 1999, in Satabghar village, Sultanpur Lodhi district of Punjab. He grew up in a farming family although his father is a mechanical fitter in Indian railways.

In 2019 he migrated to Canada as a student and completed the police foundation course. Currently he works as a supervisor in the security industry. He is also interested in financial management and is currently preparing for the same.

He grew up doing volunteer Seva at the Gurdwaras, be it reciting the holy Granth Sahib or doing Akhand path or Sehaj path. At the local Gurdwara in Ottawa, he happily and voluntarily participates in Langar preparation, washing the dishes and participating in Gurmat Vichar. He hardly says no to any Seva and amazingly always finds time for Nitname, and Seva on a regular basis. No wonder he is included in the board. We are glad to have God fearing youth like him in the team and look unto him for correct guidance. Truly he is an aspiration to the youth of today.

Bhai Mandeep Singh
Noida, UP, India

Mandeep Singh, is born and brought-up in Delhi, India. He is a creative professional and has experience in all forms of media, (Electronic, Print and Broadcast). He has travelled to more than 30 countries in his line of work and trained and work with many broadcaster engineers, designers and journalists around the globe. He connected to the path of Sikhi through his paternal uncle during a Kirtan Samagam in Delhi. At 17, he got blessed with Khande Baate di Pauhal, just 2 months after the Kirtan-Samagam.

He has been a table player since his school and has won many accolades in inter-school competitions. He also has honour of Seva at various Kirtan-Samagams and at historical Gurdwaras including Takhat Sachkhand Sri Hazur Sahib. He has been active Sevadaar during the Farmer’s protest in Delhi and even during the Covid-19 outbreak in India. He along with his team of sevadaars had effectively covered the northern India with door-to-door Langar Seva and blood donation for the needy.

Mandeep’s believe in Baani, Baana and Guru Ka Bhaana is unshakable. He believes that Seva should not be showcased or advertised. He has been blessed with Seva at various situations, but does not try to make it out in public.

Mandeep is a good listener and always tries to listens to people, be it their issues or their happiness. He loves and tries to motivate others with positive energy and good vibes.