



Healthcare for All – With Responsibility and Collective Action
Rasikashraya is committed to ensuring accessible and quality healthcare for every individual in Yavatmal district. As a leading organization, we promote a rights-based approach to healthcare through community-driven responsibility and participation.
For over a decade, Rasikashraya has been working as the nodal agency in the district to strengthen community-based monitoring and planning of health services. We establish and train village-level health committees, empowering them to take proactive roles in protecting and promoting people’s health rights.
Our key initiatives include community-led action for healthcare, public monitoring of health services, strengthening maternal and child care, raising awareness and supporting COVID-19 vaccination efforts, identifying and addressing local health concerns through helplines and outreach programs.
Innovative engagement for awareness and accountability is our core identity. Every village, every individual — we remain dedicated to securing their right to health.
Our Interventions
Community Action for Health
Jan Arogya Committee Strengthening Process
Maternal and Child Health
Reducing malnutrition in children
COVID - 19 Vaccination Drive
Help Line and Help Desk




Our reach

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Implemented public health strengthening initiatives for 253 villages across 2 talukas in Yavatmal district, covering:
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9 Primary Health Centres (PHCs)
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70 Health & Wellness Centres (HWCs)
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Strengthened the public health system to serve a population of 308,000 people
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Established and activated 70 Village Health, Sanitation and Nutrition Committees (VHSNCs)
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Reorganized and operationalized health, nutrition, water supply and sanitation committees in all 253 villages
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14,001 individuals vaccinated against COVID-19
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390 pregnant and lactating women supported with health services, awareness, nutrition, and scheme implementation
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Ensured safe deliveries for 118 high-risk pregnant women
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Provided health and nutrition services to 398 children, with focused efforts on reducing malnutrition
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55% of malnourished children successfully moved out of the malnutrition category
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785 senior citizens underwent successful cataract surgeries
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5,559 patients received assistance via COVID-19 helpdesk and helpline services



