of children showed improvement in haemoglobin and nutritional status
Screening, management and prevention of anaemia and malnutrition among children aged 3 to 6 in anganwadis of Davangere taluk, with a sister program (SEEDS) for children aged 12 to 36 months.
as of 2026
SukshemaWomen's Health
as of 2026
breast cancer screenings
Free antenatal-to-postnatal care, breast and cervical cancer screening with AI-assisted tools, and health education through the women's groups of Davangere.
- 2,000+
- women screened under maternal care
- 100+
- villages reached
- 700+
- beneficiaries of advanced maternal treatment
- 150+
- breast cancer awareness programs
- 200+
- beneficiaries of free further breast care
- 150+
- cervical cancer awareness programs
- 2,000+
- cervical cancer screenings
- 300+
- beneficiaries of further cervical management
Child Health
as of 2026
primary school children screened
Anaemia and malnutrition screening in anganwadis, school oral health, healthy-habits education and life-skills support for children living with HIV.
- 1,500+
- children screened
- 300+
- children identified with anaemia
- 400+
- children identified with malnutrition
- 90%
- of children showed improvement in haemoglobin and nutritional status
- 150+
- children living with HIV reached
- 50+
- mothers supported
- 1,000+
- nutrition supplements distributed
- 110+
- school screening programs
- 2,500+
- children given advanced dental treatment
- 1,000+
- children reached by Sampoorna Swasthya
- 200+
- teachers reached by Sampoorna Swasthya
Adolescent Health
as of 2026
students educated on blood donation and anaemia
Health check-ups, blood-donation and anaemia awareness, leadership and computer skills, and career guidance for teenagers and young adults.
- 1,200+
- teenagers from 8 villages trained
- 1,100+
- units of blood collected
- 4,500+
- units collected through the 5555 Blood Donation Drive
- 25+
- schools reached by Suraksha
- 5,000+
- adolescents reached by Suraksha
- 300
- students supported annually by Sankalpa
- 3,000+
- females benefited from the HPV Vaccination Drive
Elderly Health
as of 2026
spectacles distributed under Drishti
House-to-house screening for diabetes and hypertension, eye camps and cataract surgery, and dignified care for older residents.
- 60%+
- of the adult population in Kakkargolla and Arasapura reached
- 350+
- free cataract operations under Drishti
- 6
- old-age homes reached by Sanjeevini
- 8
- health camps held by Sanjeevini
Community & Outreach
as of 2026
screenings at mobile camps
Free dialysis, the Health-on-Wheels mobile clinic, first-aid training for first responders, health talks and the student volunteer wing.
- 50+
- school teachers trained
- 300+
- ASHA workers trained
- 100+
- women's group members trained
- 16
- dialysis units
- 650+
- dialysis cycles every month
- 30,000+
- free dialysis cycles so far
- 200+
- mobile health camps
- 6,000+
- vials of Covishield vaccine administered
- 50,000+
- beneficiaries of free COVID-19 vaccination
- 10
- Arogyada Arivu health awareness sessions held · as of Aug 2026