Hygiene and basic health are imperative to the progress of a community. The high prevalence of the disease in slum communities is often caused by a lack of awareness, long-established superstitions, and social stigmas associated with certain diseases. Many are not aware of simple hygienic practices that could prevent certain illnesses, while others lack knowledge and access to avenues for treatment. To address access to healthcare these issues, Manav Sadhna not only integrates preventive education, awareness, and health empowerment with all of its projects but also reaches out to thousands of families through need-based medical programs, We have prioritized improved health, awareness, and prevention through a combination of health-related projects.

Impact so far:-

• Arogya Mandir Community Clinic: 7200
• Muskaan Dental Clinic: 1440
• Health Campaigns: 1237
• Awareness Campaigns: 721
• Door to Door consultations: 2500
• Total: 13098

• Subsidized medical expenses on a case by case basis: In severe health issues such as cancer, kidney disease, heart problems, gynecological issues, and cataracts, their health workers help them by taking them to the government and private hospitals and getting the proper tests, diagnoses and follow up.
• Free treatment in camps: They organize camps by partnering with various hospitals and institutions, Where Patients are given free treatment.
• Wokring with all groups: Children, young adults, women, seniors and they are working on every kind of disease prevailing in the communities.
• Help in availing Government benefits: Many people do not know their way around the government hospitals and systems or do not know about schemes funding they can avail themselves. Their health workers provide support throughout the entire process.
• Medical Clinic at subsidized rate: Manav Sadhna is running “ Aarogya Mandir Community Clinic” and “Muskaan Dental Clinic” in the community, where patients are given treatment at the lowest cost possible.
• Door to Door Consultations: Their health workers do regular field visits, and identified patients, and referred them to hospitals and clinics.