Healthcare Projects
Mobile Medical Units (2 Vehicles)
Part of community health our health care projects; AaSHRAY-DURG has launched Two Mobile Medical Units in Nandurbar district since. These vehicles visit 3 to 4 villages every day. Each village is visited once in a month and more than 260 villages / Hamlets are benefitted through this project. Every month more than 3000 beneficiaries are availing services from our mobile medical unit. This project is supported by J. V. Gokal Charity Trust and Shri Krishna Foundation.
Community Health Clinics (2 Clinics)
Low Cost Self Sustaining Health care Delivery Model with community participation.
Clinic at Jamki
Our first clinic was launched on 2nd February 2019 at Village Jamki with aim to render basic health needs of the community residing in and around Jamki village. More than 7000 population will be benefited from this project. Trained doctor and support staff are deployed at this site. Project was inaugurated at the auspicious Hands of Honorable Sunilbhai Ratanji Gamit, Member of Legislative Assembly (Nizar - Ucchal Constituency Dist. Tapi, Gujarat).
Clinic at Navapur
This is our second clinic which is launched at Navapur Town. This place has many government offices and hundreds of people visit every day for marketing and administrative work. We have started Community Health Clinic with support from Grace Hospital, Medicare Hospital. Consultation is offered at highly subsidised rates.
This project is implemented by AaSHRAY-DURG Bahu-Uddeshiy Samajeek Sanstha in association with Eurasian Cancer Research Council, Eurasian Federation of Oncology, Grace Hospital, Karanji (Khurd) and Nandurbar Institute of Medical Sciences.
Cancer Early Detection Program
by Eurasian Cancer Research Council in Association with Aashray-Durg, Muni Seva Ashram’s Kailash Cancer Hospital (Goraj) & Grace Hospital (Navapur). Supported by Eurasian Federation of Oncology, T. N. Medical College Mumbai (1992 MBBS Batch), Medicare Surgical & Dental Hospital and Nandurbar Institute of Medical Sciences
Cancer is one of the highest killers worldwide. Many live un-diagnosed and lose their lives due to unavailability of proper treatment at early stage. India is a country where 70% population resides in rural area. This subset of population does not even get access to basic healthcare. Aashray-Durg in Association with Grace Hospital and Eurasian Cancer Research Council have started Cancer Early Detection program for tribal area. We conduct periodic camps (Once a month) with support from Muni Seva Ashram’s Kailash Cancer Hospital (Goraj), Medicare Surgical & Dental Hospital and Nandurbar Institute of Medical Sciences. Wide publicity is given through handbills, banners and social media. Team of experts from various hospitals and institutes come together at Grace Hospital for consultation and diagnosis. Patients are referred to Medicare Hospital, Nandurbar and Kailash Cancer Hospital, Goraj for further necessary treatment. Community residing in Navapur Block of Nandurbar District (Maharashtra), Ucchal, Songadh, Nizar block of Tapi and Ahawa Dang districts of Gujarat are benefited from this program.
Dialysis Units
There are many individuals suffering from renal diseases and few of them need Haemodialysis at frequent intervals. In Nandurbar town has two Haemodialysis centres; however facilities are not sufficient. Therefore, we have installed 5 Haemodialysis Machines at Shinde Hospital and facility is managed by Medicare Hospital team. Every day 3-4 patients are undergoing Haemodialysis at highly subsidised rates.
Supported by Eurasian Federation of Oncology, T. N. Medical College Mumbai (1992 MBBS Batch), Medicare Surgical & Dental Hospital and Nandurbar Institute of Medical Sciences
Aid for Medical Camps & Treatment
We are committed to support medically ill individuals for medical treatment up to certain limit. Members and well wishers of organisation are conducting medical camps at various hamlets and villages. We as a team actively participate in the health care activities organised by other governmental and non - governmental organisations. Our doctors are voluntarily involved in camps organised by the similar organisation across the country.