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EHA is committed to the transformation of communities with programs that invest in the health and well being of everyone, irrespective of caste, creed or race. It aims to focus on the development and empowerment of women and the health and nurture of the under fives.

A high proportion of India's population continues to suffer and die from preventable infections, pregnancy and childbirth related complications and under nutrition. At the same time new health threats are stretching the capacity of the health system to respond. An estimated 4 million Indians are living with HIV and the virus has spread beyond highly susceptible groups to the general population in some states, threatening to erase much of the social, economic and health gains since Independence.

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200 Homes Burned in Barwa Village

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On Sunday afternoon, April 4, tragedy struck the village of Barwa in Adapur Block. This village is one of the poorest in the block and is one of the target villages of the hospital’s Chetna Project. In the hot, dry weather of early summer, a fire accidently started in one of the homes in the village. Sadly, the fire spread quickly through the rest of the community.

Last Updated on Thursday, 08 April 2010 16:43
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Verse of The Day

“You are the light of the world. A city on a hill cannot be hidden. In the same way, let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven.” (Matthew 5:14,16)

Sponsorship Policy for MBBS

Candidates who are interested to apply sponsorship to EHA for MBBS course in CMC Vellore & Ludhiana are required to fulfill the following conditions to avail  sponsorship.

He / She has to visit one of Emmanuel Hospital Association Ministry Location or its Sister missions and spend for minimum period of 5 days before attending  sponsorship interview,  at any time during the year.

Candidates who are applying for sponsorship through any other agency will not sponsored by EHA.

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Nirmala, living in village Mayapur was from a poor family. She had to struggle for meeting the daily needs of her family. The total members in her family are six and her husband also works as a laborer. His earning was not sufficient to run the family. Around 1 ½ years ago a self help group was formed. In the beginning Nirmala was very nervous and afraid to become the member of the group because she thinks that they will take money and run away.

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