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Health

To increase public access to healthcare
and make it available to everyone

Yavatmal is one of the five distressed districts of Maharashtra State. The index of the district is 23.54 and is being the poorest district of Vidarbha region. The poverty decided in human development index is not merely based on per capita income but, also on the benchmark of facilities available and the death rate.  In accordance with that the Niti Ayog has declared that the required facilities are lacking in the district. Livelihood of people is mostly dependent on agriculture and the other sources of income are meagre. Due to very less sources of income the people have to manage their expenses within the income or otherwise have to borrow money. Under this circumstance they can’t afford hiring private health services and rely upon government health services. On the other hand, the quality of government health services is deteriorating day by day and thereby eighter they deprive of the services or they don’t obtainservices or benefits in time is the scene today.

​Making the health services public and also to make them available to everyone in Yavatmal district is the aim of Rasikashraya. Rasikashraya is a leading organization that constantly promotes service entitlement process through community-based responsibility. It is working in the district since last ten years as the nodal agency for bringing in to force the observation and planning of community-based monitoring of health services. It has been running activities like community action for health services, surveillance of health services by the people, strengthening mother and child care services, creating awareness and support in enhancing Corona vaccination, understanding health problems of people and make efforts to solve them through helpline and outreach program. All these projects are being run by forming village committees in villages, activation of committees by imparting them training and making them responsible in an innovative way in maintaining health rights of people.

Jan Arogya
Samiti 

The organization is working to increase community access to improved health services through the active participation of Jan Arogya Samiti in 17 HWCs in selected tribal areas of the Ghatanji block and to strengthen Jan Arogya Samiti and health institutions. Targeted to reach 74031 population in 17 sub-centres

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Maternal & Child
Health

The organization has been working since 2021 to strengthen maternal and child health and nutrition services in 16 tribal villages, including 382 pregnant and lactating mothers and 314 children aged 0 to 36 months. Through this project, the quality of maternity services, strengthening of maternity schemes and reduction of malnutrition among children.

A step towards participation and accountability

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Impact
Story

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