UPCOMING PROJECTS



1. Empowerment of underprivileged Children’s Health Status and Education:

    

     a. Annual Enrollment of 5 underprivileged children in English School for better education      b. Regular health check up of the underprivileged children every 6 month.
    c. Oral hygiene maintenance instruction program
    d. Distribution of Oral Hygiene Kit.
    e. Distribution of Albendazole.
    e. Awareness of Vaccination Programs.

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2. Empowerment of underprivileged Women’s Health:
   
    a. Oral Health Awareness Programs
    b. Oral Hygiene Instruction Program
    c. Distribution of Oral Hygiene Kits
    d. General Health and Hygiene awareness Program
    e. Awareness about menstruation related hygiene
    f. Distribution of Sanitary pads among 3000 women.
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3. Health Camps and Training Program ( Health for All )



   A. General Health Camp:

       I. Awareness program on Diabetes
        II. Awareness program on Hypertension and Heart Disease
       III. Diabetes Screening test.
       IV. Blood Pressure measurement training
        V. Blood pressure measurement
      VI. Medicine Distribution Program
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   B. Awareness on Mosquito related diseases.
        I. Awareness about Hygiene Maintenance
       II. Awareness and Prevention Program on Malaria, Dengue.
      III. Mosquito Net Distribution
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   C. Oral Healthcare and Education Program:

       I. Oral health check Up and Awareness.
      II. Oral Hygiene Instruction Program
     III. Awareness on Oral Cancer and Possible Prevention Program
     IV. Dental Treatment Program
 












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