At the Indian Health Research and Rehab Organisation (IHRRO), we are driven by our commitment to make a substantial and sustainable impact on the health of the most vulnerable populations in India.
Through our comprehensive healthcare initiatives, we have made significant strides in improving health outcomes, increasing access to medical services, and educating communities.
IHRRO has expanded healthcare access to over a million individuals through mobile health units, temporary hospitals, and OPD Vans.
Our health programs have reduced the prevalence of diseases like tuberculosis and malaria. Malaria incidence has decreased by 70% in our service areas.
We have educated hundreds of thousands of individuals on disease prevention, nutrition, and hygiene, leading to improved health behaviors.
IHRRO has trained over 5,000 community health workers, enhancing healthcare delivery in their communities.
We have introduced telemedicine services and digital health platforms, improving healthcare accessibility and efficiency.
In a remote village in Rajasthan, our mobile health clinic diagnosed and treated early-stage tuberculosis in over 100 individuals, preventing its spread.
Our nutritional support program in an urban slum in Mumbai reduced malnutrition rates by over 50% in two years, significantly improving child and maternal health.
We are committed to expanding our reach, enhancing services, and innovating approaches to meet the evolving health needs of India's underserved populations.