Empowering Communities with Better Health

Accessible Healthcare for All

Menstrual Health & Hygiene: Spreading Awareness, Ensuring Dignity

Rural Healthcare Initiatives: Strengthening Health, Saving Lives

From Awareness to Action: UDGI’s Mission for a Healthier India

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WHY HEALTHCARE

With a population of more than 1.4 Billion, last-mile delivery of healthcare in our country is a big challenge. The geospatial diversity of the country further aggravates the issues of accessibility and availability of healthcare in difficult terrains. With more than 65% of the population residing in rural areas with a smaller share of the overall healthcare infrastructure, and the urban slum dwellers prioritising everyday survival over healthcare, uneven distribution and lack of awareness also limit the uptake of existing healthcare services. It is crucial to address these gaps to meet the goals of Universal Health Coverage and support Govt of India’s vision of Ayushman Bharat.

WHAT WE DO

At UDGI Foundation, we are committed to strengthening healthcare access and awareness in underserved communities. Our health initiatives focus on maternal care, child health, menstrual health management, and disease prevention to create a healthier society.

Our Key Health Initiatives:

🩺 Maternal & Child Healthcare – Providing free health check-ups, vaccinations, and nutrition support for mothers and children.

🩸 Menstrual Health Management (MHM) – Spreading awareness, distributing sanitary products, and eliminating period stigma in rural areas.

🫁 TB Patient Adoption & Support – Supporting TB patients with medical care, nutrition, and awareness.

🏥 Health Camps & Screenings – Organizing free health camps for early disease detection and treatment.

💊 Affordable & Accessible Healthcare – Reducing out-of-pocket expenses by supplementing government health programs.

🌍 Community Health Awareness – Encouraging health-seeking behavior and addressing prevalent diseases .

OUR INTERVENTIONS

Telemedicine

Connecting people from remote rural areas with doctors for specialized healthcare from nearby urban health centres, through e-Health Kiosks and Telemedicine Centres staffed with paramedics

Health Camps

Providing need-based healthcare services to specific target groups through standalone health camps with specialized doctors, point of care tests, and sometimes surgical facilities

Govt. Convergence

Enhancing reach and capacity of Government Health Centres by integrating telemedicine at sub-centres, training of frontline workers and upgradation of PHCs

Menstrual Health Management (MHM)

Spreading awareness, distributing sanitary products, and eliminating period stigma in rural areas.