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Jan Chetna Manch, an NGO based in Bokaro district conducted a research study on the impact of systematically involving men in maternal healthcare. The summary of the research report is shared here.
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The second blog in this series takes a closer look at the National Health Mission, examining how it is structured, how it is financed, and what the budget trends reveal about India’s largest health programme.
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A short explainer video on health among tribal populations in India, the key drivers for the higher-than-normal disease burden carried by these populations, and the interventions aimed at improving the condition.
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This research project was designed to enhance nutritional awareness among young women and also to create awareness about the importance of nutrition in the first 1000 days of life — from conception to the 2nd birthday — in pregnant and lactating mothers.
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A Community Health Officer shares her firsthand experience organizing health camps across the scattered, hilly hamlets of Banswara district. She highlights how these initiatives have transformed local health-seeking behavior, playing a crucial role in early detection and management of non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
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Sandwiched between a strengthening public healthcare system and glitzy private hospital chains, many mission hospitals face financial strain and identity crises. This case study highlights a mission hospital that successfully overcame these challenges by returning to its foundational principles.
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The first article in this series explains India’s health financing architecture, budget trends, and the Union government’s role in funding health programmes.
