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Innovators In Health India Ngo In Dalsinghsarai Bihar

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Innovators In Health India Non Governmental Organization is located in Dalsinghsarai BIHAR .

Registration Details

Registered With Registrar of Societies
Type of NGO Trust (Non-Government)
Registration No Deed No.1667 Book No-4/2010
Copy of Registration Certificate Available
Copy of Pan Card Available
Act name THE INDIAN TRUSTS ACT, 1882
City of Registration Dalsinghsarai
State of Registration BIHAR
Date of Registration 10-04-2010

Foreign Contribution Regulation Act [FRCA] Registered? Yes

FRCA Registartion Number: 031170586

Innovators In Health India NGO Organization Members

NameDesignationPanAadhaar
MANISH KUMARTrusteeAvailableAvailable
JAGDEEP SINGH GAMBHIRTrusteeAvailableAvailable

Innovators In Health India Source Funds

Department NameSourceFinacial YearAmount SanctionedPurpose
INNOVATORS IN HEALTHOverseas2016-20171343443Aahan TB has been working among the most vulnerable rural Tuberculosis (TB) patients. Till FY 2015-16 individual and institutional NGO grants came from within India. For the first time after having FCRA we received a grant from Innovators In Health (USA) to support our innovative TB project

Contact details

Address Veer Sthal, Ward No.- 08, Village
City Dalsinghsarai
State BIHAR
Telephone 06278-221469
Mobile No 8002075533
Website Url http://www.innovatorsinhealth.org
E-mail mkumar(at)innovatorsinhealth[dot]org

Innovators In Health India Key Issues and Operational Areas, Major Activiities & Achivements

Operational Districts: Samastipur

Operational States: BIHAR

AchieveMents: For the last six years Innovators In Health has been providing care to people with Tuberculosis (TB) through a community-based program built on the scaffolding of public health system. At present, this program provides services in 2 blocks—Dalsinghsarai and Vidyapati Nagar—to a population of around 4 lakh. The cornerstone of our approach is active case finding through an in-field screening tool administered by ASHA. The first prong is to mobilize community to identify symptoms of TB. This generates referrals from the community itself with a list of possible people to be evaluated. The second prong is to strengthen ASHA to collect these referrals, screen them, and support them through diagnosis and treatment. These ASHA assume role of a patient enabler and advocate. The final prong is engagement with stakeholders, including public health system, panchayati raj, political representatives, to bring ownership in the process and affect policy. We have supported more than 1500 TB patients through treatment till now. With our collaborator Bill Thies at Microsoft Research, we piloted a mobile based treatment adherence technology called 99DOTS. This has been adopted by the RNTCP amongst the range of choices offered to the patients for adherence. Last year, we initiated a maternal and neonatal health project in Dalsinghsarai. Our approach here is similar: strengthen ASHA and ANM, and empower community. The former is aimed at ensuring early registration, complete ANC, safe delivery, and quality PNC. An equal focus in on engaging with community through mahila mandal and community counselors. Community counselor is a tribe of women who take initiatives in the community; for example, a woman who accompanies all labouring woman in her tola to the hospital. We envision them as community beacons who bring the right practices and knowledge in the community while acting as a bridge as well between the program and community. Mahila Mandal is our awareness vehicle which leverages participatory learning to promote best practices in maternal and neonatal health. TB case detection rate in our catchment area is around 125 per lakh population, which is double of Bihar average

Key Issues

Health and Family Welfare,
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