Aarogya Vahini Trust

The organisation enhances healthcare accessibility through mobile medical units, offering screenings for non-communicable diseases and cancer while promoting preventive health measures. It provides free medical services for mothers and children, ensuring early detection and treatment for birth defects and developmental delays. Its outpatient consultations cover multiple specialities, utilising urban and rural medical units and telemedicine to connect patients with specialists. Additionally, it supports chronic disease management through diagnostic services and pharmacy assistance while fostering health education through training programs and technological innovations, ultimately improving healthcare delivery for underserved communities.

The organisation provides comprehensive healthcare services focusing on antenatal care, child health screening, investigative support, and non-communicable disease management. It ensures that expecting mothers receive medical consultations, essential supplements, and nutritional support, while children benefit from specialised screenings for cardiac, ophthalmic, and dental health. It also facilitates cataract screenings and surgeries, post-operative care, and diabetes and hypertension monitoring with structured follow-ups. Additionally, it promotes health education and awareness, enhancing preventive care and early intervention for underserved communities.

Arogya Vahini Trust collaborates with like-minded organisations and hospitals to provide free surgical interventions, ensuring a complete treatment pathway from primary to tertiary care. It facilitates procedures in pediatric cardiac and general surgery, cleft palate correction, and cataract treatment, making specialised healthcare accessible to those in need. Through its network, it successfully arranges surgeries at no cost, strengthening its mission to deliver comprehensive medical support.

Arogya Vahini Trust implements the Sri Samriddhi Malnutrition Prevention Program to address nutrient deficiencies and dietary imbalances among children. It follows a multi-level approach to ensure proper nutrition. The Breakfast Program, inspired by the Sri Sathya Sai Annapoorna Breakfast initiative, aims to prevent schoolchildren from attending classes hungry. Since 2015, it has provided around 80,000 breakfasts over five years, serving 60 children daily in West Bengal. The initiative also includes periodic health screenings to monitor and support children's well-being.

Arogya Vahini Trust actively engages in disaster relief and rehabilitation, responding to natural calamities and health crises. During the COVID-19 outbreak, it supported healthcare workers with protective kits to strengthen preventive measures. It addressed community needs by distributing food, medicines, and hygiene kits in affected areas. In 2019, it aided 2,000 flood victims in Morigaon, Assam, and supported cyclone-affected fishermen in Penthakata, Odisha, with essential supplies. It constructs rehabilitative homes for displaced communities in the Sundarbans. Every summer, it supplies drinking water to villages in South 24 Parganas and distributes water to hospitals, pedestrians, and police in Kolkata. It annually provides blankets and food to the homeless on Christmas, conducts sanitation programs to prevent disease, supports elderly individuals with medicines and rations, and organises mass community feeding during difficult times.