Medical Center
The
medical center run at Malavli Campus is having Dispensary & Village
Visit Programme. In this year, around 2200 patients were checked up and
treatment given. Most of them were children.
The village medical check ups and regular visits have brought good results among the community. One Doctor and two Paramedical Staff are working.
The Medical Centre at Malavli has become a very useful place for the people from the surrounding 30 villages. These villages comprise of population strength of 35,000 out of which 3500 women are already connected with the Self Help Group through SAMPARC’s Women Empowerment Programme. Due to the initiatives of these women, who are the main linkages, SAMPARC took up this community health support programme. Under this programme, SAMPARC undertakes awareness building on safe drinking water, smokeless oven, better mother & child care practices, nutrition, sanitation & hygiene, water-born diseases, use of medicine to tackle various health problems and various preventive health care issues.
Mobile Medical Van
A Mobile Van unit is developed with the help of Ruchika
Club, Mumbai & Forsynth Partners LLC, Dubai. This Mobile Clinic will
attend patients in the surrounding villages. It is also equipped to
conduct diagnostic & pathological check-ups.
SAMPARC is already linked
with CIPLA Foundation for medicines to promote safe drinking water,
cleanliness & health support, prevent gynecological infection, tackle
water-born diseases, viral & pathogenic infections and other health
problems for women & children.
X-Ray & Pathology Units
On 2nd October 07,
SAMPARC Medical Centre added X-Ray &
Pathology Units
to its existing facilities
at Malavli, near Malavli Railway Station.
These units were added to the Medical Centre with the help of the Rotary Club of Bombay Midtown, Mumbai. The Rotary Club has been actively helping various SAMPARC Projects in the past also.