Basic HealthCare Services

This is an exceptional opportunity to be part of a national priority project and improve the provision of healthcare for the marginalized communities. If you're passionate about primary healthcare, research, management, and working at the grassroots level, this is your chance to make a difference. Check this out! #PrimaryCare #EQUIP #ICMR #BMGF #SouthRajasthan

🌟 Calling All Young Health Professionals 🌟 Basic HealthCare Services invites you to a 3-day immersive program from October 18 to 20, 2024 where you will have the unique opportunity to experience primary healthcare in rural India. This is more than just a learning experience—it's a chance to connect with the heart of rural India, witness firsthand the realities of healthcare in tribal areas, and discover innovative community health models. 🔎 What to Expect: - Engage with real-world healthcare challenges - Explore unique and impactful community health solutions - Reflect on the diverse realities within our country This year, we have consciously opened this program for students of public health as well because health stretches far beyond doctors and hospitals. Don't miss out on this enriching experience! Apply here - https://lnkd.in/eiMRCrrU #RuralHealthcare #PrimaryCare #MedicalProfessionals #Publichealth Aajeevika Bureau Shram Sarathi

We are kicking off the National Nutrition Week by celebrating our partner, Basic Healthcare Services (BHS). Working in remote, tribal districts of Southern Rajasthan that witness a huge burden of malnutrition and preventable deaths, BHS has set up community-owned and community-led Phulwaris. Phulwaris are creches and day-care centers that transform children with severe and acute malnutrition into thriving and confident individuals. They are also hubs of training where grassroots women emerge as nutrition champions and leaders. Further, every Phulwari engages communities to build awareness and action on nutrition, food security, and well-being. At Start Up! we are honoured to serve as the strategy partners of BHS and watch their daily wins of building the nutrition capital of marginalized communities. Basic HealthCare Services Aajeevika Bureau Sanjana Brahmawar Mohan Pavitra Mohan Manisha Gupta Swati Awasthy Anisha George Divya Nissi Rachel Thomas #nutrition #nutritionweek #community #creches #strategy #transformation

🌟 Calling All Young Health Professionals 🌟 Basic HealthCare Services invites you to a 3-day immersive program from October 18 to 20, 2024 where you will have the unique opportunity to experience primary healthcare in rural India. This is more than just a learning experience—it's a chance to connect with the heart of rural India, witness firsthand the realities of healthcare in tribal areas, and discover innovative community health models. 🔎 What to Expect: - Engage with real-world healthcare challenges - Explore unique and impactful community health solutions - Reflect on the diverse realities within our country This year, we have consciously opened this program for students of public health as well because health stretches far beyond doctors and hospitals. Don't miss out on this enriching experience! Apply here - https://lnkd.in/eiMRCrrU #RuralHealthcare #PrimaryCare #MedicalProfessionals #Publichealth Aajeevika Bureau Shram Sarathi

In wake of the heartbreaking Kolkata case a crucial message emerges: we must rebuild India's healthcare workplaces with safety and gender inclusion at the forefront. In a recent article, our Director, Sanjana Brahmawar Mohan shares her experiences and that of other women doctors, underscoring the need to have more women at the helm of healthcare institutions Read here: https://lnkd.in/gDvmyKKN

"Today we visited Magara phala (which literally means hamlet on the hills) in Bedawal. We spoke with those community members who are drinking eater from open wells. We discussed the need for putting bleaching powder in the wells. There were one or two elderly people who spoke about earlier days when guinea worms would come out of the limbs. Government then had promoted drinking water after sieving and chlorinating wells. It led to eradication of the disease. Now since many people are having vomiting and diarrhea, it makes sense to put bleaching powder in the wells; they agreed. We then demonstrated how to make the bleaching powder solution and how to chlorinate the wells. Three of the community members took responsibility to chlorinate 8 wells, which we really liked." Keshav, Community Health Worker, AMRIT Clinics

On the independence day, two school girls cut the ribbon and inaugurated the new AMRIT Clinic in Bagdunda Village of Gogunda tehsil in Udaipur. We look forward to serving populations who have limited access to healthcare. With dignity. Aajeevika Bureau

Nurses are central to effective and empathetic primary healthcare systems. Our colleagues Ashmita G. and Pavitra Mohan write an Opinion piece in Arogya Darpan, the inaugural newsletter of Wipro Foundation. Click to read   https://lnkd.in/gdbzx-cM

"Today evening, a prayer evening (Bhajan Sandhya) was organized ijn Maa Badi Kendra in Daikhera. There were men from some surrounding villages as well. I spoke about diarrhea. People listened intently, and shared that there is (outbreak of) diarrhea almost everywhere. I told them to see care when someone has diarrhea. They asked what should they do at home. I shared that they should drink more fluids and continued feeding. Another person remarked that we should not waste time going to Bhopas (traditional healers). I shared about the services at the clinic, spoke of filtering the water and chlorinating the wells." - Keshav, Health worker at an AMRIT Clinic in Salumber district

Today is Vishwa Adivasi Diwas, a day to celebrate the rich cultures, traditions, and resilience of our tribal communities. At BHS, we’re proud and privileged to work with these incredible communities. Often, we’re told our work is challenging, but the inspiration we draw from these communities is beyond any difficulty. The trust, warmth, and love we’ve received from these communities far surpass anything we’ve been able to offer. We’re humbled by their resilience and grateful for the opportunity to serve them. To honour this special day, we’re sharing the stories of two extraordinary tribal women from our team who embody strength, resilience, and hope ❤️ Read the inspiring narratives written by Paromita Goswami here: She who Rides the Tsunami https://lnkd.in/gxdfny6F Swagibai Gameti-The Harbinger of Community Health https://lnkd.in/gjAaBH7R #AdivasiDiwas #tribalcommunities