Prevention & Education
In rural communities, good health is often lost not to a lack of care, but a lack of awareness. Poor nutrition, anemia, untreated infections, and undiagnosed conditions can quietly develop into serious illness.
That’s why we focus on prevention, education, and awareness — empowering families to protect their health, catch problems early, and reduce the need for emergency care.
21,500
Children screened for illnesses
15,655
Adivasis screened for Anemia
1,35,333
Adivasis educated about HIV prevention
Prevention is the best medicine – and every family deserves it.
What We Do
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Menstrual health education
We give girls the knowledge and confidence to manage their periods safely and with dignity – so they can stay in school and focus on their future.
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Hygiene education
We teach simple lessons in hygiene, nutrition, and self-care – helping families stay healthy long before illness takes hold.
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Sexual health education
We provide teenagers with safe spaces to learn about their bodies, relationships, and reproductive health, empowering them to make informed choices.
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Nutrition education
We support vulnerable families to grow strong and healthy through nutrition education and milk supplements for children and expectant mothers.
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HIV education
We raise awareness about HIV prevention and treatment to reduce stigma, prevent transmission, and ensure those affected can live with dignity.
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Tuberculosis education
We educate communities tuberculosis, how it’s spread, how to prevent it, and why early detection is key – protecting both individuals and the wider community.
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Sanitary provisions
We distribute sanitary pads in schools and through our mobile hospital, making menstrual products accessible and affordable for every girl and woman addressing a basic, yet often overlooked need.
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Nutrition supplementation
We provide milk and nutritional support for children and mothers, ensuring that families facing food insecurity receive the nourishment they need to grow and thrive.
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Community health training
We train women from local villages to become health leaders – raising awareness, guiding families, and building community care pathways.
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Vaccinations
We bring rubella vaccinations directly to communities, helping children grow up healthier and reducing the risk of preventable complications.
What progress looks like
A mother who recognises the first signs of illness in her child and seeks care before it becomes a crisis.
A boy who can finally see the blackboard clearly and stays in school instead of falling behind.
A girl who manages her period with dignity, never missing class because of shame or a lack of supplies.
A teenager who makes choices about their body and their future with knowledge, confidence, and self-respect.
A village that no longer whispers about illness in silence, but speaks openly, acts early, and stands together.
Our change-making programs
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Nutrition program
We teach families to make the most of local, affordable foods while also providing milk and supplements. The result: stronger children, healthier mothers, and households far less vulnerable to disease and malnutrition.
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Health camps
Our village and school health camps bring doctors straight to the community, reaching thousands each year. Conditions like poor eyesight, anemia, tuberculosis, and skin infections are caught early — before they become life-changing problems.
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Menstrual health program
Through affordable sanitary pad vending machines in schools and open conversations that break taboos, we ensure that menstrual periods no longer interrupt education or limit opportunity for girls.
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Sexual and reproductive health program
In safe, confidential spaces, we give young people knowledge about their bodies, relationships, and reproductive health. We replace fear and stigma with informed understanding, empowering teens to make confident, respectful choices about their futures.
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HIV program
Through education, counselling, and treatment support, our renowned HIV program empowers people living with HIV to manage their health with dignity, while reducing transmission and protecting their loved ones and communities.
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Tuberculosis program
Tuberculosis spreads quietly, but it can be stopped. Through community screenings and timely treatment, we detect cases early, halt transmission, and protect entire villages from one of the deadliest preventable diseases.