
Health Care

The Integrated People Development Association (IPDA) is committed to improving the health and well-being of underserved and marginalized communities through accessible, affordable, and preventive healthcare services. Our health initiatives focus on reducing health disparities by organizing free multi-specialty medical camps, health screening programs, and awareness campaigns in rural and urban communities. We provide general health check-ups, eye screening, dental care, diabetes and blood pressure screening, ECG services, and specialist consultations through partnerships with hospitals and medical professionals. IPDA also promotes maternal and child health, nutrition, menstrual hygiene management, immunization awareness, and adolescent health education. Regular health awareness programs on sanitation, personal hygiene, non-communicable diseases, mental health, and healthy lifestyles help communities adopt preventive healthcare practices. We extend support to senior citizens and persons with disabilities through health camps, assistive devices, and community-based care initiatives. During public health emergencies and natural disasters, IPDA provides emergency medical assistance, medicines, food, and essential relief materials. Through strategic CSR partnerships, government collaboration, and community participation, we strive to build healthier, resilient, and self-reliant communities. Our healthcare initiatives contribute to sustainable development by ensuring that quality healthcare reaches those who need it most.
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More than 8,000+ patients are covered annually through IPDA’s health initiatives, including health check-ups, medical consultations, and the provision of essential medicines to support the well-being of underserved communities
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IPDA provides mobile healthcare services to tribal and remote areas where hospital facilities are unavailable or inaccessible. Through this initiative, more than 2,600 patients have received free medical consultations, health check-ups, and essential medicines.
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Malnutrition Prevention Programme: IPDA conducts awareness programmes on child nutrition and provides nutritious food and nutrition supplements to children affected by malnutrition. Through this initiative, more than 1,600 children have benefited from nutrition support, health education, and improved dietary practices to promote healthy growth and development.
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Awareness & IEC Programmes: IPDA conducts awareness campaigns and IEC (Information, Education, and Communication) activities in both rural and urban communities on drug abuse prevention, health and hygiene, road safety, and public health. Through these initiatives, more than 6,000 people have been reached, promoting healthier lifestyles, responsible behaviour, and community well-being..
A healthy family… is a happy family
"Health camp for Rural and Urban"
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To be able to be there in the presence of so many individuals, sharing a little part of their lives, to provide medical treatment guidance and ultimately being able to help them .provided free medicines .we conduct various General medical camp with Eye screening camps in Rural and urban conduct once a month in panchayat Especially area where there is no hospital.
we also provide counseling to some MI and patients to give them hope to live life.
Mobile Medical Units (MMUs) to provide a range of health care services for populations living in remote, inaccessible, un-served and underserved areas mainly with the objective of taking healthcare service delivery to the doorsteps of these populations
Awareness program and IEC activities
Water and sanitation

Through our IPDA NGO we are conducting Awareness on various concept and IEC activities also doing in various area. many people benefit from this awareness and thus create many changes in their lives.
our Aim is to bring forward some avenues of changes through this awareness

Our main aim to build a toilet and bring clean drinking water through tap at each home and schools.
