Programme Details
India’s healthcare system shows a stark urban–rural divide: 75% of healthcare infrastructure serves just 27% of the population living in cities, leaving rural communities with limited access. Nearly 30% of Indians lack financial protection, making quality care even harder to reach. Uttar Pradesh, including Sambhal district, reflects these gaps with some of the country’s poorest health indicators. Kiran’s health initiatives aim to bridge these disparities by strengthening primary healthcare, improving maternal and child health, and promoting preventive practices aligned with national priorities such as NHM, JSY, and Ayushman Bharat.
Our interventions cover the full life cycle:
- Project Vatsalya: Maternal and child health, vaccinations, and nutrition
- Kishori Shakti: Anaemia prevention and menstrual health awareness for adolescent girls
- Sanjeevni: Quality healthcare through OPDs, mobile medical camps, and school health check-ups
- Divya Drishti & Helping Hand: Cataract surgeries and prosthetic support that restore mobility and independence
Outcomes
- 90%+ women now opt for institutional deliveries due to improved awareness
- Nearly 100% ANC registrations, with 95%+ pregnancies registered in the first trimester
- 90%+ expectant mothers received home visits, nutrition counselling, and supplement support
- First-hour breastfeeding and institutional deliveries have significantly improved
- 90%+ women and girls are aware of their haemoglobin levels; 60%+ consume iron tablets regularly
Outcome is Healthcare is becoming accessible, preventive, and inclusive for the most vulnerable communities.
