GramArogya: Healthcare Program
Empowering Rural Women with Health, Hygiene & Financial Independence
The Challenge: Limited Healthcare Access & Awareness
Rural women face significant health challenges due to limited healthcare access, lack of hygiene awareness, poor nutrition, and financial insecurity. Many are unaware of government health schemes that could improve their well-being. These gaps lead to preventable health issues, financial struggles, and lower quality of life.
Our Solution: Women’s Health and Livelihood Alliance (WoHLA)
The GramArogya Healthcare Program bridges these gaps by training rural women in sexual and reproductive health, menstrual hygiene, nutrition, and financial literacy. Through peer education, workshops, and direct support, we empower women to make informed health choices, access healthcare services, and achieve financial independence.
Key Aspects of the Program
Health Champions: Women Leading Women
Trained Local Health Champions educate their communities on menstrual hygiene, pregnancy care, disease prevention, and nutrition, ensuring peer-led, sustainable health awareness.
Healthcare Awareness Workshops
Sessions on sexual and reproductive health (SRH), hygiene, and disease prevention empower women with essential health knowledge and introduce them to government healthcare schemes.
One-on-One Support for Government Health Schemes
Health Champions guide women through complex registration processes, ensuring they access health insurance, financial aid, and nutritional support for better well-being.
Impact at a Glance
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Story of Change: Pooja’s Path to Better Health
Pooja, a 25-year-old mother, suffered from anemia, menstrual issues, and postnatal weakness. After attending a WoHLA workshop, she adopted a healthier diet, sought medical care, and became an advocate for women’s health in her village. Today, she educates others about nutrition, hygiene, and reproductive health, ensuring her community thrives.
Healthier Women, Stronger Communities
By empowering women with knowledge and access, GramArogya is transforming rural healthcare—one woman at a time.