India faces significant challenges in providing basic health services. Every hour, 45 children succumb to respiratory infections, one child dies every two minutes from diarrhea, and nearly 2 million children under the age of five lose their lives annually due to preventable diseases.
To address this crisis, SGJSS organizes free health camps in rural and underserved areas, providing essential medical checkups, vaccinations, maternal care, and nutritional support. Our initiatives focus on preventive healthcare, early diagnosis, and community awareness, ensuring that marginalized populations receive timely medical attention.
We collaborate with healthcare professionals, hospitals, and volunteers to conduct screenings for common illnesses, distribute medicines, and educate families on hygiene, sanitation, and disease prevention. Through these efforts, we aim to reduce child mortality rates and improve overall public health.