Public Health Interventions

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Health improvements in India, while significant, have not kept up with the rapid economic growth rate. The poor in India face high out-of-pocket payments for health care, a significant burden of infectious diseases, and a rapidly increasing burden of non-communicable diseases. Inadequate nutrient intake, poverty, caste discrimination, gender inequality and lack of access to social determinants of health contribute to a host of public health problems. As a step towards bridging this gap, the Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation supports an array of public health interventions.

Community-Based Interventions

Community-Based Rehabilitation Programme

Amar Jyothi Charitable Trust

Share Your Care Programme: A School Screening Project For Municipal Schools

Bhaktivedanta Hospital

Development of a Pilot Model for Care and Control of Diabetes and its Complications in a Rural Area of Western Maharashtra

FRCH

Nutrition Rights Programme

Nutrition Rights Programme

Cost-effective Multi-disciplinary Rehabilitation Care for Patients with Parkinson’s

Parkinson’s Society

Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation

Life First

Centre for Health and Social Justice

CHSJ

Early Detection of Oral, Breast, and Cervical Cancer

GraSCF

Upscaling Masum’s Efforts on Women’s Health Rights

MASUM

Community Rehabilitation Programme and Capacity Building of Differently-abled Children

Prabhat

Strengthening Maternal and Neonatal Healthcare Services

SNEHA

Early Detection of Oral, Breast, Cervical Cancer and Tobacco cessation programme

Family Planning Association of India

In-School Tobacco Control Programme

ANVAY Pratishthan

In-School Tobacco Control Programme

PATH

Tobacco Cessation for pregnant Women

Ambuja Cement Foundation (ACF)

MediKhoj

Pediatric Palliative Program

Golden Butterflies Foundation