By Rebecca Dias | Project Leader
Working at par with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s) of ‘Ensuring healthy lives & promoting well-being for all at all ages’, PRIDE India through its fully equipped Mobile Medical Units (MMU) provides doorstep primary quality health services to the remote villages in Marathwada region.
We have now expanded this initiative by launching a new Mobile Medical Unit reaching out with quality health services at the doorstep of more 24 interior unserved villages of Osmanabad, an aspirational district that requires attention as per Niti Ayog.
The initiative has increased access of 58000 people with much-needed health services during these challenging times of pandemic thus adding our reach to a population of 2,71,995 across 126 villages.
The mobile medical units are a full-body bus customized, including doctors chamber, laboratory set up, a nursing section with one bed and pharmacy chamber which aims at providing primary health services, creating awareness on Covid prevention, administering COVID vaccinations, ANC & PNC care, and supporting patients with the non-communicable diseases along with the focus on preventive health.
We thank our donors, well-wishers and our supporters for all their continued support in reaching out to the neediest communities in these difficult times and request you to kindly continue in joining hands to ensure the safety of these vulnerable communities.
By Rebecca Dias | Project Leader
By Rebecca Dias | Project Leader
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