Swasthya Sewa: Health & Water

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Swasthya Sewa: Health & Water

Making a Difference

Bridging gaps in rural public health

Swasthya Sewa, in partnership with Shri Shubham Seva Sansthan, RNT Medical College and Hospital, addresses the critical health needs of rural communities by strengthening medical infrastructure, ensuring timely access to primary and specialised care, and promoting preventive health practices.

1.22+

lakh beneficiaries

1,800+

treated through mobile health van

4,900+

beneficiaries supported via homoeopathy & naturopathy centre

Areas of Action

Priorities of the project

Quality healthcare access

Community outreach

Wellness education

Specialty healthcamps

Activities and Achievements

Outreach outcomes at a glance

Mobile health units
4 units reached 110 villages, covering 2 lakh people, ensuring essential primary healthcare services across operational regions.
Menstrual health & hygiene
Sessions educated 1,378 girls and women on menstrual health, distributing biodegradable sanitary products to support hygiene practices.
Sanitation awareness
‘Swachhta Hi Seva’ campaign reached 240 students, spreading awareness on hygiene and prevention of waterborne diseases.
Hospital care
6 company-run hospitals served 1,35,591 beneficiaries, providing comprehensive treatment, consultations, and essential medical support to rural communities.
Speciality camps
Multi-speciality camps at Debari and Zawar offered eye care, medicines, and consultations, benefiting 418 patients in nearby villages.

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Culture

Through festivals, music, and art, we preserve and promote the cultural legacy of Rajasthan. Events provide platforms for artists, revive traditional instruments, and foster community participation, while highlighting the achievements of women in the Sakhi programme.

Samadhan: Sustainable Livelihoods

Samadhan, in partnership with BAIF Institute for Sustainable Livelihoods and Development (BISLD), supports farmer families with sustainable sources of income.

Outreach outcomes at a glance

Mobile health units
4 units reached 110 villages, covering 2 lakh people, ensuring essential primary healthcare services across operational regions.
Menstrual health & hygiene
Sessions educated 1,378 girls and women on menstrual health, distributing biodegradable sanitary products to support hygiene practices.
Sanitation awareness
‘Swachhta Hi Seva’ campaign reached 240 students, spreading awareness on hygiene and prevention of waterborne diseases.
Hospital care
6 company-run hospitals served 1,35,591 beneficiaries, providing comprehensive treatment, consultations, and essential medical support to rural communities.
Speciality camps
Multi-speciality camps at Debari and Zawar offered eye care, medicines, and consultations, benefiting 418 patients in nearby villages.