In a span of just six months, the Foundation has touched the lives of over 20,000 people in 20 villages

Working along with Sightlife, the world's leading eye bank and global nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating corneal blindness, the duo began increasing awareness in the Sitapur district.

The trust strives to provide affordable health care to all especially the marginalized segments of society. It has also established facilities for Care and Research in Alternative Systems of Treatment.

The awareness programs impacted 150,000 schoolchildren. The STEP challenge had 2400 participants with 1200 parent-child teams. Together, the teams walked over 160 million steps.

The project named Fortune SuPoshan takes a lifecycle approach and targets adolescent girls, expecting mothers, lactating mothers, and 0-5 years children, towards reducing the problem of malnutrition in the project area.

Not forgetting marginalized groups who quietly worked behind the scenes during the crisis, Amazon also supplied more than 1,500 meals daily to marginalized groups. In Bangalore, India’s second-worst-hit city, Amazon partnered with AkshayPatra

So far, 4,68,838 young people and 2,45,000 people in the community in Delhi are trained to follow a healthy diet and exercise routines and have committed to the non-consumption of alcohol and tobacco.

The campaign covers women in more than 3,000 households and 1,000 girl students in six schools in the three villages.

The session discussed the basics of nutrition and how minor tweaks in daily food intake can enhance nutritional value. The session contained videos to engage children and also included a quiz to help them learn in a fun manner.

Between June 2018 to February 2019, tests were conducted on 500 people using their saliva samples, and the method showed 96% accuracy. The accuracy was determined after the hospital also conducted their usual tests.

The Clinic on Wheels model is helping around 25 lakh villagers, delivering over 1.5 lakh consultations, medicines, and diagnostic tests in just 11 months

The Savemom device monitors a mother’s health and collects various physiological signals – blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, respiratory rate, ECG, oxygen saturation, and glucose continuously from the mother.

Puja has continuously taken sessions in HIC about sexual and reproductive health as a volunteer and has shared information on menstrual hygiene management with more than 600 young girls.

The hospital established a system of treating the patients with optimum care and detailed counseling to their relatives. A team of volunteers from hospital staff working empathetically in COVID-19 wards at all times

Rebati visits over 3,000 women in her district every 14 days. On an average day, at least 50 - 100 women visit her looking for help.

By partnering with hospitals and establishing a local presence in communities, we are strengthening India’s health system and making eye health care a standard part of primary health care.

In 2016, working along with Idea and Vodafone as the funding partners, PHTT planned to create Social Health Entrepreneurs (S.H.E) who are willing to work in rural areas as the intended workforce is FOR COMMUNITY BY COMMUNITY.

By December 2021, a total of 16,826 registrations were achieved, of which 6,238 were for Non-Communicable Diseases and 10,588 were for early detection of cancer.

The initiative began in 140 habitations a decade ago and has now expanded to 950 habitations over seven mandals in the Vishakhapatnam district.

Through the intervention, PHTT provided quicker & more reliable anemia detection technology. Apart from this, children along with their parents were counseled on the importance of nutrition.

Through Primary Healthcare Centers (PHCs), women and children could access instant diagnostics for Blood Pressure, Diabetes, BMI, and more.