Public Health

Healthy living conditions and good quality healthcare for all citizens are basic human rights and essential components of development. AID works with its partners for make rational & affordable healthcare accessible in the remote villages of India and holding the public healthcare system accountable.

Joining hands with these efforts AID supports:

• Improving Services: Physicians and health workers serve in areas of need, model effective strategies and train others to replicate them.
• Right to Health for All:  Communities demand health services as a right and to make the public health system accountable to the people.
• Nourishment: People campaign for rations, anganwadi, sustainable agriculture, land rights and other means to ensure right to food, critical to health.
• Prevention: Resource persons promote healthy practices and early detection to prevent disease and reduce morbidity.  
• Protecting the Environment: People fight pollution and deforestation to safeguard their land, water and air. 

Learn about our current active projects.​

​Improving health and providing a safe, secure, and stimulating environment for 1,200 infants in Chhattisgarh

Tribal Health Initiative School Health Program in Tamil Nadu

Training 100,000 women on breast cancer awareness​

Community-based management of severe acute malnutrition in 75 villages in remote Odisha