Preventive Healthcare
What is Preventive Healthcare?
Preventive Healthcare focuses on early disease detection and proactive care to improve health outcomes and reduce healthcare burdens. By emphasizing regular screenings, maternal and child health education, and targeted disease prevention, we aim to create healthier communities and align with India’s health targets.Preventive Healthcare focuses on early disease detection and proactive care to improve health outcomes and reduce healthcare burdens. By emphasizing regular screenings, maternal and child health education, and targeted disease prevention, we aim to create healthier communities and align with India’s health targets.
Why is Preventive Healthcare Important?
Preventive healthcare helps in identifying and addressing health issues before they become severe, significantly reducing treatment costs and enhancing quality of life. By focusing on health screenings, maternal and child health, and disease prevention, we can make impactful strides toward India’s health goals and reduce the prevalence of non-communicable diseases.
Our Intervention
We are dedicated to transforming community health by implementing regular screenings, educating families on maternal and child health, and focusing on disease prevention. Our programs reach both urban and rural populations, ensuring comprehensive care and empowerment.
Detailed Areas of Focus
Health Screenings
Bringing Health Check-Ups to the Community We organize regular health check-up camps for early detection of diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and other non-communicable diseases. These screenings also include comprehensive eye and dental exams for children, especially in Zilla Parishad (ZP) schools, promoting lifelong health from an early age.
Maternal and Child Health
Supporting Maternal Well-Being and Child Development
Our maternal and child health programs educate mothers on the importance of prenatal and postnatal care, breastfeeding, and child nutrition. These initiatives help reduce maternal and infant mortality rates, aligning with India’s National Health Policy goals to improve outcomes for mothers and children.
Stories of Change
Explore the stories of those who’ve benefited from our preventive healthcare initiatives. Real experiences show the power of early intervention and the impact of a healthier community.
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Support our efforts to make healthcare accessible to all. Your contributions can help bring crucial health services to those who need them most.
Disease | Current Data | India’s Target & Strategy |
Diabetes | ~77M affected (11.8% urban, 5% rural) | NPCDCS aims for 25% reduction by 2025 through screening and lifestyle management. |
Hypertension | 1 in 3 adults affected | Early detection and lifestyle changes under NPCDCS. |
Cancer | ~97K cervical cases; high breast/oral cancer rates | Early detection, HPV vaccination, awareness campaigns. |
Tuberculosis (TB) | ~27% of global TB burden | TB elimination by 2025, free treatment, mass screenings. |
Respiratory Diseases | COPD high; 2.74% asthma prevalence | Preventive care and pollution reduction initiatives. |
Vector-Borne Diseases | ~5.5M malaria cases; dengue increasing | Malaria elimination by 2030; dengue prevention measures. |
Cardiovascular Diseases | Leading cause of death (~28% of total) | Early detection, lifestyle programs, salt and tobacco reduction. |
