Doctor at School is AarogyaSeva’s Comprehensive Child Health Program (CCHP) with strong support from Pediatricians, Indian Academy of Pediatrics, volunteers, counselors, institutions and Government agencies.

Yatra means a pilgrimage with a religious purpose. Our religion here being “One Health - Health and healthcare access for All’.

The Mental Health Initiative is a holistic approach that promotes awareness about mental health issues, provides medical support and reduces stigma and discrimination of people with mental illnesses.

Indian Women face a myriad of health issues that remain unaddressed due to socio, cultural and economic barriers. These health issues are responsible for their low life expectancy when compared to their counterparts in the developing world.

Aravani Art Project, an inclusive, integrative, innovative project engages with the LGBT Community in a unique interaction to provide access to Health with respect and dignity.

Seva – a Sanskrit word that means ‘selfless service’ is the inherent human quality that moves us to empathize with others and this internship with AarogyaSeva: Global Health Volunteer Alliance will give you an opportunity to do just that.

WHO estimates that there are around 600 million people aged 60 years and over, worldwide. Nearly 10% i.e over 50 million of them are in India. The figure is projected to double over the next ten years. This trend is more acute in developing countries such as India.

Cycle for AarogyaSeva – Toby talks Volunteering, free clinics, safe motherhood and happy children AarogyaSeva: Promoting Healthcare Volunteerism! I spent 4 weeks in India volunteering with AarogyaSeva before the devastating earthquake hit Nepal killing more than 10000 people and leaving several thousand homeless and wounded – both physically and emotionally.

Bridging this gap is what Aarogya Seva, headed by its founder-director Dr. Dayaprasad G. Kulkarni is doing on a massive scale. It is a not-for-profit, voluntary and humanitarian organization committed to providing health and healthcare services at low or no cost. The organisation provides a structured platform for a huge volunteer bank of doctors who are willing to contribute their time and service, provided they don’t have to mobilise the community and arrange the logistics.

As the annual pilgrimage goes, AarogyaSeva was again part of 2016 Medical Yatra in Gujarat which ran from 23rd January to 30th January in collaboration with the following organisations- Association of Indian Physicians of Northern Ohio (AIPNO), Action Research in Community Health (ARCH), Rotary Club of Dharampur, Shabri Chhatralaya, Intal