Healthcare, Now With Rural India

Dispensaries , Hospitals , Costly Medicines seemed to a very far fetched reality for the rural India and especially the people from lower strata of the society but we can now say that  Healthcare is no more a far-fetched reality as on 31st March 2016, Delhi Government Introduced a new concept of providing healthcare to the doorsteps of poor Called " Mohalla Clinics"

According to me this initiative by the Delhi Government is one of the best ways to treat rural people in people from villages free of cost.

Now , I think that if this plan of the government works well so "Poor People can be poor in terms of money but not in terms of health & medication"

The AAP Government plans to set up 1,000 such clinics by December 31. Further, the Government will set up 150 polyclinics in the city by December 31.

 The Government says “These polyclinics will have doctors from eight specialties such as orthopedics, gynecology, and pediatrics among others which will provide medical test facilities like X-ray, ECG, and ultrasound at these polyclinics. Presently, these machines are not available in the polyclinics.”

Just To Know that were the people aware of any such initiative ..I conducted some interviews with the common man and added those interviews in a video to Inform my Audience about this initiative Kindly watch The Video and Listen What Government has to say and what A Common Man Has to.

Rural Healthcare is now a Very close call just one more step is to be taken by the government  that is Spreading Awareness Amongst people.

According to the Aam Aadmi Party website, there are around 105 Mahalla Clinics in Delhi and Counting .

Source- Check FB Page For Proofs

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What is Goonj ? , Want Success ? Lets Find Out

By Shivam Bajaj | The Social Trigger |

“We Don't Donate our things, we often discard them,  ” said Mr. Anshu Gupta, a Magsaysay Award Winner and The Founder of Goonj, an NGO.  

Goonj is a pan-India movement working equally widely in cities and villages, dealing with more than 3000 tons of material annually. Through its team, thousands of volunteers and partner organizations, It reaches out urban under-utilized material to remote village communities to address their basic needs. 

The NGO has a complete set of processing unit Established in the rural areas of Sarita Vihar where they follow the process of Creating Happiness among Rural people and distribute that happiness in the form of Products like Clothes to Wear & Other Necessities for a Living.

“ We segregate collected goods into different categories like clothes, stationaries, musical instruments etc which is then processed to make some beautiful bI- products such as bags and towels,”  said Mrs. Priyanka, An Enthusiast Team Member Of Goonj 

The best part of Goonj is that it not only collects and processes goods for the Rural People but it also provides its flood relief services known as “Rahat” which gives food and other services to the people who are/were affected by floods in different parts of India. 

“Daily around 50 Trucks are being dispatched from there premises for the Flood AID in different parts of India,” said An Active member of the NGO 

Books are very important for the people who read them so as a part of An Important Initiative of Goonj Called “SchoolKart Cares” in which they urge people to contribute in the form of Old Books and then in future sell it to various people who visit the NGO and also gives these books who need them in the Rural Areas. 

Goonj as an NGO Does not have any special recognition by the government but is the best example of NGO which is working successfully on the foundation of Donors and Contributors who assist in different forms such as financially, Culturally & Socially just because of faith & Respect Created by them in the society.  

This Website Informs Everything to the End User

The Foundations Like This are Needed all across the country at a very large Scale …Goonj Is a Successful and an out of the box initiative who really things that    Change Matters

Navjyoti : A Ray Of Hope to the Dark Villages

Navjyoti, Gives Villagers a Ray of Hope

 

NAYA GAON: Navjyoti India Foundation is a not for a profit organization set up in 1988 by Kiran Bedi which has worked hard to help the poor the weak and the undernourished

The foundation introduced Skill Upgradation Program (SUP} under which the foundation motivates the girl child by involving them into activities such as sewing etc.

According to Mr. Somdutt Bhardwaj, the coordinator [NIF] "foundation’s after-school program is appreciated and is successful in registering many girls. We even provide raw materials to them so that they can sew easily”.

Another important initiative is the Child Education Program (CEP)

Under this Child Education Program, the foundation is helping the children to study in schools with all the facilities including proper uniform, books etc. The school even provides proper food to them.

The foundation also started the Community Development Program (CDP) under which the NIF made several self-help groups in the villages and teach them their rights and duties. They also teach them how to become independent.

According to Mrs. Chandni Taneja, Director [NIF], “We have made many self-help groups in villages. Each group has 10 to 15 members. We also have changed the patriarchal thinking of men living in these areas.

   All the three programs have helped a lot in the development of the area and lives of people.