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Mobile Health Van

The Pulse Polio campaign, conducted in collaboration with the Primary Health Center (PHC) in Dwarka district, successfully immunized over 2,000 children between the ages of ~1 and 5.
To extend specialist health services, a health camp for mammography and cervical cancer screening was held at Suvali, where 90 women underwent breast and uterus examinations.
Medical essentials were provided to PHC Suvali which serves 60-70 outpatients every day and around 1,20,000 people in the Medicine support at PHC Suvali area.

Throughout the year, multiple awareness sessions/health camps were organised to apprise beneficiaries of measures to maintain good health. Specialist doctor services (Gynaecologist, paediatrician, dermatologist, etc.) were also brought in through Mega Health Camps, cumulatively reaching out to 7355 people.
Generating a community saving of INR 1.14 crores by providing free primary health care facilities to the last mile possible.

In addition to the daily OPD services, regular multiple camps and awareness drives were conducted through the MHV. More than 11,356 people have benefited through awareness sessions/camps.
Based on a third-party assessment, 90% of the respondents have confirmed an improvement in health services and reduce medical expense is due to MHV services available at doorsteps
68,000+ community members benefitted from regular OPD services provided by the mobile health vans. On an average INR 200 per person per day is saved due to MHV reaching to interior of villages.

↪ More than 76,523 community members have benefited from OPD services of MHV. Out of these more than 28,970 were male and more than 30,263 were female members including more than 3278 new patients
↪ 61 awareness camps benefiting more than 1635 community members were organized across districts on topics of preventive healthcare.