The local conditions arising out of poverty are largely responsible for vast majority of illnesses resulting in further decreased
efficiency and productivity.
- SMILES preventive medicine program in Oct 2017
- Two Clean drinking water since January
2015
- Litter free village project started in 2014
- Improving drainage systems
- Construction of 615 toilets
- Monthly medical camp
- Prevention and Screening of NCDs
- Renovation of sub center and PHC
- Menstrual Hygiene program
- Eye Camps, glasses distribution and cataract surgeries
- Asthma and allergies camp in July 2015
- Dental hygiene program for school children
- Hemoglobin checks for children
- Sports equipment and uniforms to encourage healthy habits in kids
- Conducting blood donation camps
- Assisting healthcare professionals implement government programs effectively
- Educating villagers about the importance of immunization
- Alcohol cessation program
- Providing clean drinking water in Rural Health Center
- Providing computers to rural health worker
- Empowering rural health workers
- Improvement of Aanganwadis
- World Diabetes Day
- Tubal ligation camps
- CPR training to more than 200 villagers