Access to Essential Healthcare Services is lacking for
50% Global Population
Health disparities in rural areas are due to challenging conditions and weak health systems. Limited infrastructure, scarce services, and low health literacy result in worse health outcomes compared to urban areas.
HOW WE CONTRIBUTE
Key elements of Impact
Solar Powered Centres
Installing solar power systems in health centers ensuring consistent access to electricity
Critical Medical Equipment
Medical equipment in rural centers ensures precise diagnosis and better health outcomes.
Increase in Diagnostic Services
Medical diagnostics in rural areas enable early detection and effective treatment.
Healthcare Workforce Upskilling
Upskilling rural healthcare workers improves care quality and service efficiency in PHCs.
Periodic Maintenance Contracts
Maintenance contracts ensure reliable equipment in rural health centres.
Rural
Healthcare
Access
Strengthening rural healthcare by integrating essential medical equipment with solar power systems has improved diagnostic service accessibility in remote off grid areas. This upgradation has effectively addressed health issues and ensured reliable power for facilities.
BROADENING HEALTHCARE REACH
AREAS OF WORK
Healthcenter upgradation
Equipping remote health centers with solar power ensures year-round electricity. By installing essential medical equipment, we can guarantee quality diagnostic facilities for the community, thereby improving health outcomes and access to vital healthcare services.
Workforce Skilling
Training local healthcare staff on the latest medical equipment ensures they are proficient in its use, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and treatment efficiency. This empowers them to deliver better patient care, improving overall healthcare quality within the community
Bridging Healthcare Gap in Rural Areas
Our initiatives in remote healthcare access demonstrate the tangible benefits of integrating solar power with essential medical equipment, promoting self-sustainability and improving community health outcomes.
