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Nashik Civil Hospital is the only facility in the district with level two care. It carries 15 talukas on its own, and nearly half the people it serves live in the tribal belt. Private hospitals can treat what it cannot, but their fees put them far out of reach of a tribal family.
We were set up in 2002 to close that gap. We take basic medical care to every household regardless of income, caste or distance, build awareness of health, hygiene and nutrition, and make sure families know the government schemes they already qualify for. Our work with women and children runs in constant coordination with Zilla Parishad Nashik.
Best clinical decisions are at the heart of appropriate care, the goal to which our system should aspire.
Dr. Anna Reid
That not one person in Nashik is deprived of basic healthcare and nutrition, above all in the tribal areas and urban slums.
Healthcare within reach of every household, whatever its financial status, caste or distance from the nearest road.
We do not spread ourselves thin. Each programme runs in the same villages year after year, so families see the same faces and the results compound.
Free general, eye, dental and gynaecology camps, plus a mobile clinic that follows a fixed monthly route so patients know exactly when we return.
1,850 camps heldLearn moreSchool health checks, hygiene sessions, learning kits and scholarships for tribal students who would otherwise stop after class ten.
72 schools coveredLearn moreAntenatal care, anaemia screening, immunisation drives and nutrition support for mothers and children under five.
9,400 mothers reachedLearn moreSafe drinking water, kitchen gardens, self help groups and livelihood training in the hamlets of Peth, Surgana and Trimbakeshwar.
165 villagesLearn moreFlood and drought response, medicine supply and relief kits within forty eight hours of an alert. We were on the ground through every Godavari flood since 2008.
Rapid response team on callLearn moreIn the tribal blocks of Nashik district, a fever that costs forty rupees to treat in the city can cost a family a day of wages, a bus fare and a night in the open. Most simply wait it out.
The average distance a family in the Peth and Surgana hills travels for anything beyond a first aid box.
Iron deficiency quietly decides how well a child learns, grows and resists infection.
Four checkups are the standard. Most mothers in our catchment manage one or two.
Several hamlets are unreachable by road once the rains set in, which is exactly when illness peaks.
We cannot move the hills. So we move the clinic instead, on a fixed date, every month, whether ten people come or two hundred.
Being at the forefront of the fight against corona, I saw human suffering like no other. It made me realise how fragile life is and how much is still in our hands to make it easier for the people around us.
When there was no clarity on how to treat the virus, we fell back on experience. When there was not enough protective equipment, we did not step back from duty. Sai Sanjivani distributed masks and sanitisers to police officers on duty, groceries and immunity boosters to poor households across Nashik, and ran free full body and eye checkups in the tribal belt where basic care still does not reach.
I thank our team for standing by the mission of the organisation. It is because of their grit that we could serve society through those years. The fight is not over. I would ask each one of you to come forward and do your bit.
Give money, give time, give medicines or give your company's CSR budget a place where it will be counted properly.
Fund a camp, a month of medicines or a full year of a village's primary care. Every donation is receipted and 80G eligible.
Donate nowHelp with registration, crowd management, data entry and follow up calls. One Sunday a month is enough to change a camp.
Join the rosterAdopt a village, sponsor a mobile clinic route or fund a school health cycle. You get quarterly reporting and full utilisation certificates.
Talk to our CSR deskDoctors, dentists, physiotherapists and nursing students are welcome at every camp. Travel and meals are arranged by us.
Register as a doctorCamps, classrooms, kitchens and the long drives in between.








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