To catalyze the challenge of improving the quality of health facilities in mountain villages i.e Primary Health Center and Community Health Center. Accessibility to quality health care, besides shortage of doctors and paramedical staff are the main problems that rural people confront in the Uttarakhand state. MVDA helps community with support of its partner agencies to carry out different trainings for first aid at individual level for local communities for i.e. snake rescue, accidental primary care, bandaging, stitching etc.
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Project Jeevan- Free Oxygen Emergency Support
Mount Valley Development Association has recently partnered with the America India Foundation Trust to work in the field of Covid-19 response by providing free oxygen
Mount Valley Development Association has recently partnered with the America India Foundation Trust to work in the field of Covid-19 response by providing free oxygen emergency support to the COVID patients under home based treatment through volunteer-based, Circulation/re-circulation of Oxygen Concentrators (OC), free of cost to the community in Pauri, Tehri and Haridwar districts of Uttarakhand.
MVDA volunteers coordinated with hospitals, local administrations, and target beneficiaries for free Oxygen support through OCs, and coordinated with hospitals for establishing the need and effective usages of OCs.
With the help of the community based volunteers MVDA helped more than 100 COVID-10 and other patients by providing free OCs services and continuing help the patient need of OCs.
COVID-19 Vaccination Programme
Mount Valley Development Association has recently partnered with the Azim PremjiFoundaton to work in the field of Covid-19 Vaccination drive in Bhilangna block of TehriGarhwal.
Mount Valley Development Association has recently partnered with the Azim PremjiFoundaton to work in the field of Covid-19 Vaccination drive in Bhilangna block of TehriGarhwal. Bhilangana block is one of the largest blocks in district with an area of approx. 1095 Square Kilometers. It is also one of the remotest blocks in the district with a hundred percent rural population. There are 186 Gram panchayats, 260 revenue villages with a total of approx. 111,626 population in the block. The health department runs one CHC, one PHC, four APHCs, seven SADs and 37 ANM sub-centres in the Bhilanagana block.
- Under this programme organization fulfill three major gaps
- Identify the non-vaccinated individuals
- Focus on second dose
- Timely communication
MVDA with the help of 100 community based Volunteers and Community Health Workers did door do door actual mobilization of the individuals and analyzed the data and shared to concern PHCs for follow up and vaccination to non-vaccinated populations.
