Enhancing health conditions of the poor and marginalized communities by instigating efforts to strengthen healthcare systems and improving nutritional intake
Health and nutrition stands an important pillar of Sneh Samarpan Foundation. We aim to provide our services in healthcare and we have been doing it right from the inception with an undying spirit. With regular health-checkup camps we ensure that nobody is deprived of the basic health care necessities.
Assurance of good-health is done by provision of proper nutrition which we are continuously doing by means of mid-day meal programmes, provision of food packets, grains and other commodities. We strongly believe that good health comes with intake of good nutrition and we have wholesomely blended the two concepts rightly.
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"A staggering 72% of the total population of India still lives in rural areas and has no or limited access to healthcare facilities. As per a report by the UN, this major section of the community has access to only 25% of the health infrastructure available in India which includes doctors, specialists and other health resources."
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Project Ayush is one of our flagship projects. Sneh Samarpan Foundation's thoughtfully designed comprehensive health care module ensures that quality and timely healthcare reaches the deprived corners of Rajasthan's villages and cities, through a combination of health camps and awareness programmes.
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Project Ayush operates in a two-pronged approach - first it brings quality health care services to the door steps of the needy and second it promotes health care awareness and contemporary health care seeking behaviour among the underprivileged.
Along with health, nutrition is one key area that needs to be taken care of in order to eradicate poverty as well as make children more capable to learn in a holistic way. Malnourishment is a major issue that prevents children from reaching their true potential thereby acting as a barrier in their growth years.
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At SSF, we tackle malnourishment distributing nutritious food to students of our MUSKAAN Education Centre to allow them to break the shackles of malnourishment.
