| Sr. | CSR PROJECTS | Organization | No. of Trainees | Status |
| 1 | Job Oriented Vocational Training | Plan International | 7000+ | Ongoing |
| 2 | Digital Health Skills For Nurses | Impact Guru Foundation | 1000 | Ongoing |
| 3 | Digital Health Skills for Nurses | Medvarsity | 1000 | Ongoing |
| 4 | Entrepreneurship Training and Enterprise Development (Sanitary Napkin Units) | Plan International | 16 | Ongoing |
| 5 | Financial Literacy Training | EFRAH | 5000 | Completed |
| 6 | College to Campus | IAVH & Rubicon Foundation | 3653 | Completed |
| 7 | Job Oriented Vocational Training | CWS | 1200 | Completed |
| 8 | ESDM & semi conductor | DESU | 250 | On going |
| 9 | General Health Camps | Impact Guru Foundation | 250 | On going |
Fathom this:
- Close to 700 million people have minimal or no access to basic/primary healthcare services (MOH data)
- More than 1 million Indians die every year due to inadequate healthcare facilities
- India is home to an 100 million people suffering from mental and anxiety disorders, according to the World Health Organisation.
- Children and Women most affected by lack of basic healthcare services
- In India, 1.2 million children are still dying before reaching their fifth birthday per year (UNICEF)
- Out of Pocket expenses for healthcare stands at 86 per cent (World Bank)
- There is 1 fake doctor for every 10 doctors in Delhi (Swavalamban Survey)
- To connect and operate General Health Camps in schools within underprivileged societies (rural and semi urban areas), providing access to basic health check-ups, immunizations, and medical treatments.
- To facilitate early detection and prevention of common health issues prevalent in these communities, thereby reducing the overall disease burden.
- To impart health education to children and their parents, promoting awareness about preventive healthcare measures, hygiene practices, and nutrition.
- To collaborate with local governmental bodies and NGOs to amplify the reach and impact of the health posts.
- To monitor and evaluate the health outcomes and effectiveness of the General Health Camps, leveraging this data to continually refine and improve the health camp services.
- To establish a model that can be replicated in other underprivileged communities, thereby scaling the impact and fostering a culture of health equity.
Target beneficiaries
- Rural and semi urban population (slums) including migrant workers and their families
- School children studying in Government & semi-aided schools
Focus thematic areas
- Primary Health Services
- Mental Health
- Maternal Health
- Newborn and Child Health
- Nutrition Counselling to malnourished children
- Communicable and non-communicable diseases
- Health Awareness & Counselling
General Health Camp shall be organised at the selected venues in rural and semi rural areas with the following services to be offered:
- Medical Consultancy (1 MBBS Doctor or 1 Medical Counsellor)
- Vital Checkup: 100% with height, weight, BMI, etc
- Diagnostic Checkup: 100% test for anaemia, BP, Sugar
- Medicine (generic) Distribution as per protocol
- School Children & Community People with serious ailments/diseases shall be referred to the nearest Govt hospital.
- Specialists-on-call for special days
- Facility of Referral links with local emergency ambulance services & local pathological diagnostic services
- Community awareness camps on preventive measures and home based management of ailments like malaria, pneumonia, diarrhoea, HIV/AIDS, anaemia and the like.
- Health education about myths and beliefs of patients about various diseases
- Information about the Health Camp with location shall be shared beforehand
- Geotagging of Health Camp Pictures
- Presence of Program Coordinator for on-ground management
- A detailed analysis of the Each Health Camp shall be shared along with photos as per standard format
- Quarterly program progress reports shall be provided along with an annual report.
- Brief quantitative monthly progress reports shall be provided
- To build capacities at the grassroots level like creating awareness among the migrant population on the importance of regular health check ups.
- Our model is designed to be scalable and replicable, allowing for expansion into other regions or communities. This replication further ensures sustainability, as more stakeholders get involved.
- The project also addresses the following sustainable development goals:
— To ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all
— To check the BMI, BP, Diabetes and health issues of migrant population and their overall health status - A healthy community will be more productive for the society.
