Introduction
The primary objective of restoring health and education services is to improve the overall well-being and development of a community by ensuring access to quality healthcare and education. This involves rebuilding infrastructure, providing essential resources, and implementing programs that promote positive health behaviors and effective learning. Ultimately, the goal is to empower individuals and communities to thrive by addressing their fundamental needs for health and education. In essence, restoring health and education services is about creating a foundation for a healthy and productive society by addressing the fundamental needs of its people. The community members will benefit from improved infrastructure to meet their basic needs and gain better access to communal services. The infrastructure will be managed, built and maintained over time by the communities, who will also form operations and management committees and community savings systems.
Solarized Health & Education Facilities
The primary objective of solarizing health and education facilities is to provide a reliable, sustainable, and clean energy source, particularly in areas where access to electricity is limited or unreliable. This initiative aims to improve healthcare delivery, enhance educational opportunities, and foster overall community resilience.
Free Medical Camps & Vaccinations
Medical camps are strategically located in areas with limited access to healthcare facilities, ensuring that vulnerable populations, including children and women, receive vital health services. Medical camps in coastal areas Sindh, often in collaboration with vaccination drives, play a crucial role in providing healthcare access to remote and underserved communities, including essential vaccinations.
The free medical camp offers OPD services, medicines, laboratory tests, Hepatitis B and C screening, cholesterol, sugar, uric acid, blood pressure tests, and illness preventive session. These camps offer a range of services, including vaccinations against diseases like polio, measles, and other preventable illnesses, alongside basic medical check-ups and treatments.
School-Based Disaster Risk Management – (SBDRM)
The concept of School-Based Disaster Risk Management (SBDRM), to train teachers and school staff in School Safety Management in Natural Hazards and develop a School-Based Disaster Risk Management Committee. School based disaster risk management covers school safety plan, mock drills, safety tips, environmental club and plantation. Indus Earth Trust also held an awareness program for schoolchildren about the effects of climate change on our everyday and future lives and climate change adaptation.
Objectives
- Provide reliable, resilient and quality infrastructure for
- Health and Education facilities Equipped with Solar System
- Ensure the WASH facilities at the Education and Health Facilities
- Provision of the furniture in Schools & Dispensaries
- Increase the girls’ enrollment in Schools.
