Promoting Health and Wellness in Rural Communities
Your contribution will help support in:
- Providing medical supplies and equipment for the health camps
- Paying for the salaries of medical professionals and support staff
- Covering transportation costs for medical professionals and supplies to and from the health camps
- Purchasing necessary medication and treatments for patients
- Providing health education and awareness materials for the local community
- Improving and expanding the reach of the health camps to more remote and underserved areas
- Offering follow-up care and support for patients with chronic or more serious health conditions
- Conducting research and data collection to improve the effectiveness and impact of the health camps.
- According to the National Family Health Survey, only 20% of India’s rural population has access to healthcare facilities.
- The infant mortality rate in rural areas is higher than in urban areas, with 41 deaths per 1,000 live births.
- In rural India, 60% of households do not have access to basic sanitation facilities, which increases the risk of water-borne diseases.
- Rural areas have a higher incidence of malnutrition due to limited access to nutritious food.
- Lack of awareness about healthcare and preventive measures is a major challenge in rural India.
“YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR TAX BENEFIT UNDER SECTION 80G AS TRENA FOUNDATION IS REGISTERED AS NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION”
About the Project
Access to quality healthcare is a fundamental right, yet millions of people in rural areas lack access to basic medical facilities. Tresna Foundation is working towards creating an ecosystem of health and wellness in these communities. Our Project Arogyam focuses on organizing General Medical Checkup camps in rural villages and distributing free prescribed medicine.
Our objective is to provide quality healthcare to rural communities and to create awareness about the importance of preventive healthcare.
Our mission is to work towards creating a healthy and sustainable community. We strive to make healthcare accessible and affordable for everyone, especially those who are marginalized and live in underserved regions.
We organize Arogyam camps in rural villages where people don’t have access to quality healthcare. Our medical camps offer general health checkups, including checkups for blood pressure, diabetes, and other ailments. We provide free medicine to the people and educate them about the importance of hygiene, sanitation, and healthy living. We also conduct awareness sessions on menstrual hygiene and family planning.