This presentation gives a brief of Sukarya's Provision of Basic Health Care programme. It gives our primary goal and strategy/approach adopted for this programme. The presentation has a list of key projects done by Sukarya in this area like Primary Health Centre, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation centre, Mobile Diagnostic Clinic, School Health Programme for NGO run schools, health camps, work in slums of Gurgaon.

2. Primary goal:
I. Improving access to basic quality health
service to the marginalised & vulnerable
communities in underserved areas of
Haryana
II. Empowering communities to demand for
improved health services through awareness
building, counselling & information sessions.

3. Strategy/ Approach:
Two pronged approach-
I. Building awareness, counselling and providing
information regarding key health issues & hygiene.
II. Strengthening the delivery of key health
services.

4. Interventions:
- Providing quality services through Primary health
centres, mobile diagnostic clinics & health
camps. (We are running 2 PHC 3 days a week
covering a population of 14000. Through MDC we
have reached 50 villages and over 40,000
underserved persons. We have done 24 health camps
in this year.
- Last 15 years - reached over 2 lakh underprivileged
people.

5. Feature Projects:
• Primary Health Centre – Swasthya Kendra
• The Mobile Diagnostic Clinic- Spreading Smiles
house after House, Village after Village
• Health Camps
• School Health Programme

7. The Swasthya Kendra in Sukarya office
was set up in 2005, to reach the
population living in nearby slum
areas, migrants and construction
workers. Later 2 other centers were
established one in village Bandhwari and
the other in Waliawas.

8. The Swasthya Kendra is
supported by a community
outreach programme where
we disseminate information
and build awareness
regarding key health issues.

9. Swasthya Kendra Team
• A qualified medical practioner and dispenser
work 3 days a week providing comprehensive
health services
• Community health workers who spread
awareness about the clinic among the community
members and helps in the Community Outreach
Programme

10. Community Health Worker
•Belongs to the communities in which we work, form critical
aspects of our interventions.
•Plays a critical role in building awareness among the people
regarding basic health, hygiene, sanitation, nutrition,
institutional deliveries, immunization etc.
•Play a crucial role in bringing those requiring help to our
health centres, following up those undergoing treatment.

17. Community Outreach Programme

18. Community Outreach Programme

20. A Physiotherapy clinic was also
established in August 2005 at Sukarya
Gurgaon office providing services to
nearby areas on payment and
charitable basis to the needy poor.

32. Mobile Diagnostics Clinic
• Started in 2006
• Aim is to provide crucial diagnostic facilities and
health services to women and families bereft of
quality health facilities and timely care in remote
villages of Haryana.
• We have reached over 50 villages and over 40,000
underserved persons.

33. • Stationed strategically in locations where there is no
medical facility available within a 5 kms radius
•Provide diagnostic facilities - X – Ray, ECG, laboratory
tests and basic instruments for eye, ENT and
gynecological check up
• Team comprises of Doctors, Nurse, Laboratory
Technician, X-Ray Technician, and Pharmacist.
• All MDC Clinics are accompanied by health awareness
sessions where we disseminate information on key
health issues, personal hygiene, sanitation, nutrition,
safe deliveries and immunization.

35. Registration of patients during a MDC camp

47. Health camps: We regularly run health camps in
the slums and villages of Gurgaon, where a team
of a doctor and dispenser visit the area and
provide critical primary healthcare support. The
camps are also used to build awareness and
disseminate information on health, hygiene and
sanitation.

50. School health programme – started in 2006
Activities focus on:
Ø Health check up by doctor
Ø Free distribution of medicines
Ø Growth monitoring of every child ( height and weight)
Ø De worming all children
Ø Multivitamins and iron supplements to all children
Ø Follow up of the target children and their families
Ø Referring serious cases to hospitals
Ø Normal eye check up
Ø Health education sessions
Ø Counselling of students on personal health, hygiene and sanitation

51. ACHIEVEMENTS
We have provided this facility to around 350 students from a non-
formal education centre called Sankalp based in slums of DLF phase
V, Gurgaon
Around 120 students and teachers of Saksham School, Sushant Lok
Phase I
Sukarya provided health check up facilities and counseling to
approximately 700 students of various HUMANA People to People
India non-formal schools running in Gurgaon. These schools are
running in Chakarpur, Jharsa, Sector 39, Basai Road.
 Sukarya has provided health check up facilities to 300 students in a
government school adopted by ICF (India Citizen Forum) in Nathupur.