EHA

EHA's Health Care and Development interventions reached approximately 30 million poor and underprivileged men, women and children in India through a network of 20 hospitals and 30 community-based projects in rural and semi-urban parts in 14 states of India.

MAJOR INTERVENTIONS:

• Provision of affordable and appropriate health care through 20 hospitals
• Empowering Communities through community based health and development projects
• HIV/AIDS Care and prevention through HIV/AIDS Projects
• Humanitarian Assistance in natural calamities through relief and rehabilitation projects.

MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS:

• 700,000 people gained access to health care through hospital Out-patient services.
• 100,000 people received appropriate health care and treatment through In- patient services.
• 18,000 women in rural communities had access to safe and adequate hospital based maternity care services and had safe deliveries.
• 35,000 people received surgical interventions.
• 15,000 people received appropriate eye surgical treatment and had their vision restored or improved.
  • 1.5 million people including women and children, benefited from projects that improve health and well being;
  • got information that helped them prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria and other communicable diseases;
  • had access to education;
  • gained access to safe water and sanitation;
  • received help to start and sustain small businesses;
  • assistance to improve their crops and protect natural resources, creating sustainable solutions to hunger, and
  • Food aid, nutrition, water and sanitation, and medical help during disaster situations
• 18,000 injecting drug users, 4500 sex workers, 1500 MSMs, 1800 IDUs on drug substitution, and 3000 people living with HIVAIDS, benefited from HIV/AIDS interventions and care.