Ambassadors Service Society

Encourage individuals to take part in the fight against deadly diseases including HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, leprosy, and other infectious diseases by organizing their communities.
Creates awareness regarding the social consciousness surrounding child marriages, child labour, superstitions, fundamental rights, elementary education, and other issues.

Children Rural for Early Care of Health and Education is the full name of CRECHE. It is a humanitarian social welfare initiative that targets impoverished children in particular. These CRECHES centers have been operating consistently at three separate locations.

The villages of Patharhuri, Tilaboni, and Birkard are home to the first, second, and third units, respectively. Two CRECHE MOTHERS provide maternal care and services in every CRECHE CENTER.

The recipients of the three CRECHE UNITS are a total of 75 impoverished rural youngsters under the age of six. The majority of children suffer from malnourishment, lack of care, and lack of protection from ST, OBC, LODHA-SABAR, and minority populations.

Ambassadors provide treatment, care, and support to communities and individuals that lack access to appropriate resources for infectious diseases, thereby strengthening their position.

Delivering primary care and medicine
Diabetic Test Pregnancy Test Blood Group Identification
Identifying Leprosy
TB diagnosis
Blood Pressure Measurement
Supplying a vaccination schedule
Counselling pertaining to medicine
Overall Health Examination
Medical education and counseling to prevent the peasants from seeing witch doctors