DR. O.P. BHALLA COMMEMORATIVE COMMUNITY HEALTH & WELFARE PROGRAM
Importance of Healthcare
Haryana faces critical healthcare challenges, including limited access to medical facilities, high levels of air and water pollution, and rising rates of lifestyle-related diseases. The state has a doctor-patient ratio of approximately 1:1700, below the WHO’s recommended 1:1000, creating barriers to quality healthcare, especially in rural areas.
Nearly 40% of rural areas in Haryana lack sufficient access to basic healthcare facilities, impacting timely treatment for many residents. Organ donation remains critically low, with the state achieving only about 10-15% of the needed donations annually, while blood donation rates meet only 50% of the demand, leading to frequent shortages in hospitals.
Our Initiatives
Healthcare and Holistic Wellness is a core objective of the Dr. O P Bhalla Foundation. Through initiatives aligned with SDG-3: Good Health and Well-being, we work to improve access to essential healthcare services and promote preventive health measures for underprivileged communities in both rural and urban areas of District Faridabad, Haryana. Our programs focus on providing medical aid, organizing health camps, and offering specialized care and counselling, ensuring that underserved populations receive quality healthcare support and guidance.
Mega Blood Donation Drive
An initiative to tackle the problem of blood shortage in hospitals around Delhi NCR during emergencies organized annually on September 16th.
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An initiative to motivate the citizens of Faridabad to register as Organ Donors and help tackle the problem of Organ Transplant Shortage.
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A monthly initiative to promote basic healthcare in District Faridabad. Services include Mental Health Counseling, Nutrition Consultation, Oral Health and Physiotherapy Checkup
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An initiative aimed to combat anemia across all age groups by promoting awareness, enhancing access to nutritional resources, and providing regular screenings.
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- Regular blood drives to support local hospitals and clinics.
- Collaboration with blood banks for efficient distribution.
- Awareness sessions to dispel myths about blood donation.
- Incentives and recognition for regular donors.
- Basic health check-ups like BP, sugar, and BMI.
- Access to doctors and medical professionals for advice.
- Distribution of essential medications and supplements.
- Health talks focusing on common issues and prevention.
- Free anemia screening at health camps.
- Personalized nutritional guidance to combat anemia.
- Awareness on iron-rich foods and supplements.
- Follow-up support for at-risk individuals.
- Workshops on hygiene, nutrition, and exercise.
- Educational materials on managing chronic diseases.
- Community outreach to address specific health concerns.
- Initiatives to promote mental health awareness and support.
Mega Blood Donation Drive
Problem
Delhi NCR faces frequent blood shortages, with local hospitals meeting only 60-70% of the region’s annual blood demand, according to health authorities. This shortfall is especially critical during emergencies and for patients requiring regular transfusions, such as those with thalassemia, cancer, and severe anemia. While the region has a population that could potentially fulfill this need, a lack of awareness and organized drives prevents optimal donation rates, leaving many patients vulnerable and putting immense strain on healthcare resources.
Our Solution
The Mega Blood Donation Drive, aligned with SDG-3 (Good Health and Well-being), is a large-scale initiative to bridge this gap by creating a reliable blood reserve for Delhi NCR. By collaborating with hospitals, NGOs, and volunteers, the drive raises awareness about the importance of regular blood donations, organizes annual donation camps and eradicate the misconception about blood donation.
Donate Life: Join the Organ Revolution
Problem
India has one of the lowest organ donation rates globally, with only about 0.5 donations per million people compared to the global average of 10-30 per million. This shortage of organ donors leads to thousands of preventable deaths each year. In Delhi NCR alone, the need for organs—especially kidneys, liver, and heart—is critical, with patients often waiting years for a life-saving transplant. Myths, misconceptions, and a lack of awareness around organ donation contribute significantly to this gap, deterring many from considering organ donation as a viable option to save lives.
Our Solution
Donate Life: Join the Organ Revolution initiative, aligned with SDG-3 (Good Health and Well-being), seeks to transform organ donation rates in Delhi NCR by creating a robust culture of awareness and participation. Through public awareness campaigns, community workshops, and partnerships with healthcare providers, the initiative educates people on the importance of organ donation, debunks prevalent myths, and provides clear information on how individuals can pledge to donate.
Community Health Camps
Problem
In many underserved communities of Delhi NCR, access to basic healthcare remains a critical challenge, with around 40% of residents in low-income and rural areas lacking adequate medical facilities. For these individuals, health check-ups and treatments for common ailments are often unavailable or unaffordable, leading to untreated health conditions and increased risk of disease. The lack of preventative healthcare also results in a higher burden of chronic diseases, which could be managed effectively with regular medical intervention.
Our Solution
The Free Community Health Camps initiative, aligned with SDG-3 (Good Health and Well-being), addresses this gap by bringing essential healthcare services directly to communities in need. Through regular health camps across Delhi NCR, we offer free check-ups and consultation focusing primarily on Mental Health, Oral Health, Nutrition and Diet Counseling, Physiotherapy and Mammography
Anemia Mukt Manav Rachna
Problem
Over 40% of the adult population estimated to be anemic due to factors such as poor diet, insufficient healthcare access, and lack of awareness about nutritional requirements. Anemia leads to symptoms like fatigue, weakness, and reduced work capacity, impacting productivity and overall health. The condition is especially problematic for the working population, where undiagnosed anemia can reduce productivity and increase healthcare costs.
Our Solution
The Anemia Mukt Manav Rachna initiative, aligned with SDG-3 (Good Health and Well-being), aims to combat anemia across all age groups by promoting awareness, enhancing access to nutritional resources, and providing regular screenings. Through large-scale community drives, health camps, and workshops, we educate the population about the importance of iron-rich diets, distribute iron and folic acid supplements, and monitor hemoglobin levels to ensure early diagnosis and treatment.
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