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Latest revision as of 10:07, 5 August 2023
| Organization | Sabuj Sangha |
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| Region | India |
| Website | Website |
| ProjectLeader | Ansuman Das |
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Sabuj Sangha intended to improve health condition of the people of remote Sundarbans; South 24 Parganas to ensure safe motherhood by providing Ante Natal & Post Natal care and reducing maternal and infant mortalities. Initiatives are taken to make people aware about common ailments, especially geriatric; through this project we would ensure quality health services with all facilities namely X-Ray, ECG, USG, Pathology & Surgery with affordable costs for reducing IMR & MMR & control blindness.
Challenge
The Public Health System in Sundarban is extremely inadequate. It is neither dependable nor accessible leading to extreme severity to the health scenario. 16% of sub centers are non-functioning; 65.6% women and 62.5% pregnant women are anemic; 62% girls get married before 18 years of age and 30% of these women deliver their first child before 19 years of age. Majority of PHC & BPHC do not cater for common ailments like geriatric, dental, ophthalmology problem etc.
Long-Term Impact
As an effect of Project interventions, health seeking behavior will be enhanced among community; community will access affordable and quality health services at their doorsteps. Good health status of people will create a positive impact on livelihood, saving loss of man days. It will also reduce drop - out rates, child labour and early marriage and thus ensuring quality education. Replicable and scalable health service delivery model will also be established.
References
Additional Documentation
https://www.globalgiving.org//pfil/20662/projdoc.doc
Project Gallery
Mobile Medical Camp
Dedicated Community Health worker at Sabuj Sangha
We Promots Kitchen Garden in household level
Mobile Medical camp at remote Sundarban Island
Doctor checkups patient at Sabuj Sangha Hospital
General & Gynecological surgery going on
Poor transportation in Sundarban
Mother come with her child for immunisation
Our Pathology unit
Community Health worker update their information
