Since our inception, we have reached over 10 lakh people through our health care services. Our interventions align with the objectives of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 3 and 6, which aim to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all, including maternal and child health, access to clean water and sanitation and strengthening of healthcare infrastructure.
We work with both, public and private medical institutions, with a focus on upgrading hospitals and providing medical equipment. Our track record includes renovating and refurbishing PHCs and providing consistent toilet and water accessibility, supporting these centers with digital upgrades including computers and printers, and enabling these centers with solar electrification.
Additionally we have also donated ambulances, which has enhanced accessibility to emergency responses, made healthcare accessible, supported public health services and promoted community engagement at the last mile.
Our Community Health and Development programmes bridge critical healthcare gaps in remote areas, ensuring access to essential medical services for people of all ages. Working closely with pregnant and lactating mothers alongside Anganwadi and ASHA workers, we address anaemia in children, women, and youth through regular screenings, nutrition awareness, school health sessions, and health camps. Through hundreds of such camps, we have also created linkages with local health centres and affordable private hospitals — extending vital maternal care and non-communicable disease screening to underserved groups such as daily wage workers.
