The underprivileged people suffer from dismal health conditions, the result of poverty, illiteracy, malnutrition, safe drinking water, lack of personal hygiene and the lack of sanitation. These groups are economically and socially disadvantaged. The number of Indians falling below the poverty line due to health spending may run high is one of the reasons. The vast majority of healthcare related impoverishment takes place in rural areas and urban slums.
very poor and vulnerable people have put their health at risk because they cannot see their children go hungry. Poor health, in turn, traps communities in poverty. Infections and neglected tropical diseases weaken and kill millions of the poorest and most vulnerable people each year.
Ill health, in turn, is a major cause of poverty. this is partly due to the cause of seeking health care, which include not only out of pocket spending on such as consultations tests, and medicine, but also transportation costs and any informal payments to providers. It is also due to the considerable loss of income associated will illness.
Both of the breadwinner, but also of family members who may be obliged to stop working or attending school to take care of an ill member of the family. In addition to this poor families coping with illness will be forced to sell assets to cover medicine expenses, barrow at high interest rates or become indebted to the community.
In this context, we are providing free health services closer to the slum dwellers, urban and rural poor population.
Financial support who suffer with chronic diseases.
To create awareness in different kinds of health insurance schemes provided by the government.
To establish strong referral services.
To improve the quality of medical and health services.
