A healthy community begins with accessible healthcare.

• The Gram Clinic, operational since January 2021, provides basic medical care in the village of Purboshridharpur, addressing limited access to healthcare in the area.

• The clinic offers check-ups, treatment for common illnesses, and nominal cost medicine.

• Staffed by a rural doctor and an assistant, the clinic aims to improve the health and well-being of underserved rural communities in the Sundarbans region.

• The Gram Clinic Project strives to provide essential healthcare services to people in remote areas, enhancing access to medical facilities.

• The clinic operates six days a week, from 11 AM to 4 PM, with Thursdays being closed.

• It serves an average of 45-50 patients daily, with the option of booking appointments in advance.

• Appointments can be made starting from 10 AM on a per-day basis.

• Patients with critical health issues are connected to specialist doctors through telemedicine services.

• The project is overseen by a program manager who monitors its progress regularly.

• Additionally, an MBBS doctor visits the clinic on a fortnightly basis.
• The project brings essential medical facilities to local villagers who lack access to basic healthcare.

Village :Purboshridharpur, G.P- Nagendrapur, Block: Mathurapur-II, District : South 24 Pgs, State : West Bengal

• MUKTI has treated 5,500 patients and distributed 82,397 medicines to date.

• The Gram Clinic served as a primary healthcare center during the Covid-19 pandemic.

• The clinic provided support to villagers by offering Oxygen cylinders and referring serious patients to city hospitals.