Swasti

The Social Protection Programme of Swasthi focuses on connecting underprivileged sections of society with the health programmes initiated by the Government. This helps the poor to save money and also their health leading to better living and more secure households protected from poverty and ill-health related expenses.

To prevent the occurrence of gender-based violence, it has created a structured response system called Swathi Nyaya Sanjeevini. This unit offers round-the-clock assistance to sex workers who are victims of violence. It has developed an innovative mobile application which captures details of the incident and also assigns a severity index resulting in greater tracking and reduction of violence.

Aims to provide affordable, accessible and quality primary health services throughout the year to the urban and rural poor. This programme is focused on urban, rural, factories and sex workers.

It offers membership to individuals and families to get free, prompt, convenient and empathetic care in the local clinic by a nurse and a dial-in doctor. Members get health advice, assured screening and treatment for 20 diseases and conditions and priority access to health services and uses an App for the Health Facilitator, Nurse and Healthcare Provider network, AI-enabled real-time analysis and dashboards for action, point of care diagnostics and a range of innovative health products.

Empowers adolescent girls, women and sexual minorities to protect their health and rights to lead violence-free lives through programmes focused on marginalized communities.

It has supported infected, affected children and family members in 40,000 households in India including family planning services, HIV prevention, treatment and care.

Works with poor communities to generate awareness on WASH to reduce disease incidences, improve drinking water systems, and promote access to toilets and hand washing facilities.

It has designed emergency WASH response for disaster-affected areas like Tsunami affected communities to set up community water plants in partnership with local governments and set up systems for waste segregation and wastewater management.

Works in Bengaluru and Delhi to educate children on the need for quality toilets, hand washing, drinking water and hygiene and women workers on menstrual hygiene and sanitation.