Healthcare Schemes
Educational and Community-Based Health Programs in Yuvatejam Trust
Financial independence directly correlates to social independence. Thus, alleviation of poverty has the potential to positively impact the lives of women in the community and help them lead self-reliant lives of dignity.
We also started health camps for seasonal diseases like malaria and dengue, and for chronic ailments like TB, AIDS, leprosy, and cancer detection. Deepalaya has also run sanitation drives for clean toilets, hygienic homes, and potable water. In addition to this, we hold regular health education and awareness camps in the community regarding illnesses like cataract and diabetes.
Menstrual healthcare is still a rarely talked-about avenue within general healthcare. Hundreds of women living in semi-urban and rural areas are at risk of infection due to using unsafe alternatives to sanitary napkins and other menstrual hygiene products. We recognizes the importance of lifting the stigma around menstruation to be able to provide proper healthcare to girls and women. Menstrual healthcare to young girls has also been recognized as a key catalyst in reducing dropout rates for secondary and senior secondary education.
Amit Singh DelhiIt is hard to miss the sparkle in Amit Singh eyes when she says this. Full of mischief and fun now, Lavanya did not have a very happy childhood initially. Abandoned by her father at birth, Lavanya lost her mother too, in an accident seven years ago. But the little girl was lucky to get a second mother. Her maternal aunt Padma adopted her and started bringing her up like her own daughter. Padma works a s a contruction laborer and has to struggle everyday to feed both her daughters Lavanya and Shobha but she never gets tired because she has big dreams for both of them.