Our Work

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  • Hospital

    Community health centre in Ganiyari, which includes outpatient services, inpatient ward, operating theatre complex, low cost pharmacy, & diagnostic laboratory


  • Community Health

    Strengthening Primary Care in an Underserved, Difficult to Access Terrain across 70 tribal villages


  • Phulwari (CRÈCHES)

    A network of rural creches for children below 3 years of age to attend to their nutritional as well as developmental needs



  • Atlas of Rural Health

    Our recent book which looks at health and illnesses via a lens of socio-economic and political forces. A must read for those interested in access to health care, development, poverty and policy issues.


Jan Swasthya Sahyog – Part 1

This is a documentary that was aired on national television in India about the challenges faced and work done by a group of doctors in rural tribal India.

Story of Koushlya as a Phulwari Worker
Today everyone recognizes Kaushalya in the village as a ‘Phulwari Didi’. Kaushalya is 37 years old woman from Payari village, an active, talkative woman. Due to her good communication skills, she makes quick connections with people. In 2018 when it was decided to establish Phulwari in Payari village. During the community meeting with the consent of the village people, Kaushalya was given the responsibility of running Phulwari. Phulwari started and around 10 to 12 children started attending Phulwari. When the children started crying, Kaushalya started pacifying them by singing songs with the children. Looking at her work people of the village are also happy seeing the way she handles the children. When any child suffers from any health issue and stops coming to Phulwari, Kaushalya visits the home on the same day to find out the problem and informs the ASHA worker of …