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Featured Activities
Vision for All: Mukti’s Eye Care Initiative for Factory Workers
The gift of sight is one of our most valuable senses, yet millions of people worldwide face preventable blindness due to inadequate access to proper eye care. This often results in untreated eye conditions, leading to irreversible vision loss and significantly diminishing the quality of life. Recognizing the critical importance of vision and the need….
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HOPE Workshop on RCH, Adolescent Health and Menstrual Education
On 25th May 2024, the Mukti HOPE project team organized a staff capacity-building training on Reproductive Child Health (RCH), Adolescent Health, and Menstrual Education at the Mukti City Office, Garia, Kolkata. 18 participants including HOPE project members and Mukti field staff participated in the workshop. The primary objectives of this training program were to improve….
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HOPE for a Better Tomorrow: Improving Child Health in Urban Slums
Mukti, in collaboration with “Children International”, has launched a new project named HOPE (Health, Opportunity, Protection, and Empowerment) for Children’s well-being. This comprehensive initiative aims to improve the health and well-being of highly vulnerable children and adolescents aged 4 to 18 years in the urban slum areas of Narkeldanga, Kolkata. The objective of the project….
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Shyama Prasad Mookherjee Port and Mukti Join Forces to Fight Drinking Water Crisis
Mukti, in collaboration with the Shyama Prasad Mookherjee Port in Kolkata, installed one elevated tube well each in Shunia and Sahara villages, located within the Sahara Gram Panchayat under the Egra Block of Purba Medinipur district to fight against drinking water crisis. Each elevated tube well is equipped with a 1,000-liter water tank and an….
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Empowering the Disabled: Bridging Awareness and Access
During their home visits, the SwasthoSongini team uncovered a sizable disabled population, largely neglected and unaware of government support. Most caregivers of disabled individuals were oblivious to available social schemes and free services provided by disability management institutes. Moved by this eye-opening experience, the SwasthoSongini team shared their findings with Mukti. The gravity of the….
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Program Dashboard
2,48,634
Patients Treated
1,72,397
Medicine Distributed
18,00
Medical Camps Conducted
2,000
Telemedicine Consultation
01. Why the Program is ?
● Inadequate rural health facilities in West Bengal require enhancement due to frequent disruptions by calamities and diseases.
● The high frequency of natural disasters in the Sundarbans necessitates quick medical response mechanisms like medical camps.
● Socioeconomic factors, lack of education, poor housing, sanitation and unsafe water supplies lead to malnutrition and diseases among inhabitants of the Sundarbans. These conditions warrant a dedicated health and hygiene education initiative, particularly targeting women and children.
● Inaccessibility of ambulance services in rural and backward areas of West Bengal often resulting in critical health risks.
● The high salinity levels in drinking water make it unsuitable for consumption, leading to health problems for the local population.
02. What the Program is ?
03. What is the Objective ?
● To enhance and strengthen the rural healthcare system in West Bengal, making it resilient to disruptions caused by calamities and disease outbreaks.
● To establish quick medical response mechanisms, such as setting up medical camps in disaster-prone regions like the Sundarbans.
● To launch dedicated health and hygiene education initiatives, targeting malnutrition and prevalent diseases caused by poor living conditions in the Sundarbans.
● To establish affordable and accessible ambulance services in rural and backward areas of West Bengal, aiming to reduce time to medical attention and prevent critical health crises.
● To mitigate the health risks associated with high salinity levels in drinking water and ensure
● Access to safe and potable water for the local population in the affected areas.
04. Where the Program is ?
South 24 Pgs, Howrah, East Medinipur and West Medinipur district of West Bengal, India
05. How we are working ?
A dedicated implementation team is involved in the successful delivery of the programs. Each project has a dedicated project coordinator and field supervisor who are actively engaged in the project’s implementation. A Program Lead oversees and monitors the project on a weekly basis and provides regular reports to the funding agency according to the required format.
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Contact Info:
Email : health@muktiweb.org
Phone : +91-6290589664
Address
22 Canal Side Road, Barhans, Garia, Kolkata – 700 084
