Health

Avaada Swasthya

Accessible Healthcare, Healthier Communities

Avaada Foundation supports community health by bringing accessible, preventive and specialized healthcare closer to underserved communities. Through regular health, dental and eye check-up camps, cataract surgeries, spectacle distribution follow-up camps, and doctor visits, we enable timely diagnosis, treatment and continuity of care.

Foundation also extends financial assistance to patients with severe illnesses, helping families overcome critical healthcare barriers.

Our support goes beyond community-level interventions to strengthening government healthcare institutions with advanced medical technology, software and specialised diagnostic equipment. We provide medical and hospital software solutions to large government hospitals wherever required to improve healthcare delivery and operational efficiency. In Mumbai, we have supported government medical institutions with medical software and AutoCAD solutions. We are also providing advanced medical equipment to a government healthcare institution in Gujarat.

In ophthalmic care, Avaada Foundation is supporting hospitals with high-technology diagnostic equipment for glaucoma, including equipment that enables accurate diagnosis and long-term follow-up of patients with conditions such as acute angle-closure glaucoma. By combining grassroots healthcare with technology-enabled institutional support, we aim to improve early diagnosis, clinical decision-making and continuity of care.

We further strengthen healthcare access in remote areas through ambulances, mortuary vans, medical equipment and essential infrastructure. Complementary initiatives in nutrition, sanitation, menstrual hygiene and assistive support contribute to improved dignity, well-being and health outcomes for vulnerable communities.

Our Impact

2,60,000

Community Health Reach

65,000

Nutritional Kit Support Beneficiaries

1,00,000

Residents access to Ambulance Service

600+ units

Blood Donated

Initiatives

Health Check up camps

At Avaada Foundation, we are committed to improving the quality of life of underprivileged communities by facilitating access to quality healthcare. Our initiatives include specialized health check-up camps, dental and eye check-ups, cataract surgeries, follow-up camps, and regular doctor visits. We also extend special financial assistance to patients with severe illnesses and ensure personal care and attention. Through these efforts, we bring essential healthcare within reach of the disadvantaged, empowering them to live healthier, more fulfilling lives.

Avaada Foundation operates 24×7 ambulance services in remote communities, including Bherookheera and Karnisar Bhatian in Rajasthan, and Kaij, Shirdhane and Dhule in Maharashtra, ensuring timely medical assistance and helping save lives. We have also donated 1,113 BP machines to government health officials in Kishtwar, Kashmir, and provided two ambulances in Kathua, Jammu & Kashmir, which also serve as mortuary vans.

Beyond emergency care, we strengthen public healthcare infrastructure by renovating Community Health Centres , Primary Health Centres and wards in government hospitals, while providing essential equipment and infrastructure such as ACs, furniture, racks, refrigerators and inverters. These interventions help government healthcare facilities provide safer, more efficient and accessible services to underserved communities.

To strengthen sanitation infrastructure, Avaada Foundation donated a smart garbage collection van equipped with a hydraulic tipper and dual-compartment waste body to the local civic authorities in Adhoi, Kachchh, Gujarat. Designed for the efficient segregation and collection of wet and dry waste, the vehicle strengthens community-level waste management and contributes to cleaner, healthier surroundings.

Avaada Foundation has strengthened critical healthcare infrastructure by setting up a 450 LPM oxygen generation plant at PBM Hospital, Bikaner. In addition, a 145 LPM oxygen generation plant has been established at the Sub-District Hospital, Kolayat, Bikaner, ensuring uninterrupted oxygen availability for the Trauma Center, Labour Room, ICU and general wards whenever required.

These facilities strengthen the preparedness of government hospitals and ensure reliable and timely oxygen support for patients, particularly during medical emergencies

Recognising the close connection between animal health, family income and community well-being in rural India, Avaada Foundation conducts regular livestock health check-up camps, provides fodder and facilitates drinking water for cattle—the primary source of livelihood for many rural families.

During the lumpy skin disease outbreak, our interventions helped treat thousands of cattle, protecting animal health while safeguarding the livelihoods of dependent families. By supporting both livestock and their owners, we contribute to stronger and more resilient rural communities.

Avaada Foundation conducts regular Blood Donation Camps across India, creating opportunities for voluntary blood donation while helping address emergency and critical blood requirements. The drives also build awareness about the importance of regular blood donation.

Active participation by Avaada Family members strengthens the spirit of social responsibility, compassion and collective action, demonstrating how individual contributions can come together to save lives.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Avaada Foundation stood alongside communities when support was needed most. Thousands of ration packets were distributed to vulnerable families to help ensure that no family went hungry during the crisis.

During the second wave, we established COVID Care Centres in Kolayat, Bikaner, and provided oxygen concentrators to patients’ homes, doctors, hospitals and communities across villages. We also extended support to frontline workers who continued serving communities throughout the pandemic.

From food security and medical assistance to oxygen support and healthcare infrastructure, our response reflected Avaada Foundation’s commitment to protecting lives and standing with communities during times of unprecedented need.

Avaada Foundation addresses water scarcity and unsafe drinking water by developing clean-water facilities in government schools, communities and remote villages. Multiple 1,000–2,000-litre water facilities, smaller water stations and community water tanks are being installed, reducing the burden on women who previously had to walk long distances to collect water.

In Bhokar, Maharashtra, where groundwater contamination from excess fluoride, nitrate and other impurities posed serious health risks, we installed a 1,000 LPH RO purification system to provide safe drinking water. In Chinchala village, water testing revealed high TDS, hardness, nitrates and bacterial contamination. A 450+ ft borewell and 1,000 LPH purification plant now provide a reliable and affordable source of clean water. Recharge pits and rainwater-harvesting systems further help replenish groundwater and strengthen year-round water security for villages, communities and schools.