Healthcare Project

What is the issue?

Stateless individuals in Arunachal Pradesh face significant barriers in accessing essential healthcare services, particularly pregnant women. Due to their marginalized status and the remote geographical locations of refugee camps, many pregnant women struggle to receive adequate prenatal care and safe delivery services. This lack of access exacerbates maternal health risks and increases vulnerability to complications during pregnancy and childbirth. Overall, the healthcare infrastructure in these areas is insufficient to meet the diverse and urgent medical needs of the stateless population.

What the Initiative Proposes:

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The Healthcare Project addresses these critical issues by providing essential medical care and support to stateless individuals in Arunachal Pradesh. This comprehensive initiative includes a wide range of community healthcare programs, such as emergency services, first aid training, and virtual clinic support. Special emphasis is placed on improving maternal health outcomes by ensuring access to prenatal care, safe delivery services, and postnatal support for pregnant women in refugee camps. Additionally, the project includes the provision of a bike ambulance to facilitate emergency transportation of patients, including pregnant women, to nearby healthcare facilities swiftly and efficiently. By offering accessible healthcare services tailored to the unique needs of marginalized communities, the project aims to reduce maternal mortality rates, enhance overall health resilience, and promote well-being among vulnerable populations. Through collaborative efforts and innovative healthcare solutions, the Healthcare Project strives to empower individuals and communities to lead healthier lives with dignity and compassion.

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Number of beneficiary and locations

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• 46,000 stateless individuals benefited

• Located in Arunachal Pradesh

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