Health & Nutrition

• Over 1500 community members in 15 hamlets and 5 villages educated on critical health issues like AIDS, Hepatitis, Sickle Cell Anemia, and Tuberculosis
• Medical camps targeted women farmers, focusing on hemoglobin testing to address anemia early, leading to timely treatment

• 100+ individuals benefited from eye check-ups, particularly in both urban and rural areas, improving vision health
• Organ donation awareness programs instilled a sense of social responsibility, motivating individuals to consider the significance of organ donation

• Despite challenges in hilly tribal areas, 5+ health check-ups, awareness programs, and camps helped reach pregnant women and children, raising awareness about malnutrition and the importance of antenatal care
• The efforts have contributed to improved health outcomes for both mothers and children

• Counseling sessions guided adolescents through issues related to puberty, mental stress, and inferiority complex, enhancing mental well-being
• Awareness camps on menstruation and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) educated 500+ young individuals, helping them make informed decisions regarding their health

• Widespread health awareness across tribal populations, enhancing both individual well-being and community health
• These initiatives laid the groundwork for long-term improvements in healthcare access and social responsibility in the region

• Organized 5 health awareness campaigns and health camps that reached over 7,000 individuals across rural communities

• Provided free medical assistance and health advice to 500 rural families, improving access to essential healthcare in underserved areas

Objective: To improve health awareness and access to basic healthcare.

• Organized 5 free medical camps in tribal villages
• Distributed basic medicines and nutrition supplements
• Conducted sessions on hygiene and child nutrition

• 450 villagers benefited
• Improved health awareness and preventive practices

Our health initiatives promote well-being, focusing on reducing health disparities and ensuring access to essential health services for all, particularly in rural and tribal areas.

Objective: To promote biodiversity and forest restoration.

• Created 2 Miyawaki forests with 3,000 saplings
• Organized school-level environmental awareness drives

• Enhanced local green cover
• Youth involvement in conservation increase

This initiative contributes primarily to SDG 15 (Life on Land), with strong linkages to SDG 13 (Climate Action) and SDG 4 (Quality Education), by promoting forest restoration, biodiversity, and youth-led environmental stewardship.