Health

Utthan Sewa Samiti is deeply committed to improving the health and overall well-being of rural communities across Haryana. We recognize that access to basic healthcare is a fundamental right, yet many in underserved villages continue to struggle with limited medical services, poor sanitation, and low awareness about nutrition and disease prevention.

To address these challenges, we organize regular health camps that offer free check-ups, essential medicines, and specialist consultations. Our hygiene and sanitation awareness drives educate communities on clean water practices, handwashing, menstrual hygiene, and safe waste disposal—simple habits that significantly reduce disease.

Maternal and child health is a key focus of our health initiative. We support expecting mothers and newborns through nutrition guidance, vaccination camps, and counseling sessions. Training for local health volunteers ensures long-term community-based healthcare support.

By working in close partnership with Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs), government health departments, and grassroots volunteers, we are building a sustainable, community-driven model of rural healthcare.

Our goal is not just to treat illness, but to prevent it—by empowering individuals with knowledge, resources, and the confidence to lead healthier lives. Together, we envision vibrant, thriving villages where health is a priority and well-being is within everyone’s reach.