🩺 Health & Well-Being Support for Women

Welcome to Swecha Mahila Sangam — Health & Well-Being Services. We provide comprehensive health interventions, preventive care, and psychosocial support tailored to the needs of women in marginalized communities. Our programs focus on physical health, sexual and reproductive health, mental health, nutrition, and linkage to government health schemes.

🎯 Core Services

• 🩺 Regular Health Camps – Screening for general health, TB, HIV, STIs, and non-communicable diseases
• 🧾 Testing & Linkage – Rapid testing, referral and follow-up for HIV, TB and other conditions
• 🫶 Mental Health & Counselling – Individual counselling, group therapy, and crisis support
• 🤰 Reproductive Health – Family planning, antenatal care referrals, safe delivery support
• 🍎 Nutrition Support – Ration kits, special nutrition for PLHIV and children, nutrition counselling

📐 Approach & Principles

Our approach centers on rights-based, non-judgmental care, confidentiality, and community participation. Services are designed to be accessible — culturally sensitive, low-cost (free where possible), and integrated with local public health facilities. We emphasize prevention, early detection, and continuous care, while building capacity among peer educators and community facilitators.

🛠️ How We Deliver Services

Services are delivered through mobile health camps, clinic partnerships, and trained community health workers. We coordinate with local hospitals and government health departments for diagnostics, referrals and treatment. Peer navigators help beneficiaries complete referrals, claim entitlements, and access follow-up care.

🚚 Outreach & Coordination

Our outreach includes targeted visits, awareness sessions, and home follow-ups. We maintain close coordination with public health systems to ensure beneficiaries receive subsidies, insurance cover (Ayushman Bharat / state schemes), and documentation support for health entitlements.

💡 Mental Health & Psychosocial Support

Mental well-being is integral to our programs. We provide psychosocial counselling, peer support groups, trauma-informed care training for staff, and emergency crisis intervention. Referrals to specialized mental health services are arranged when required.

🌍 Standards & Partnerships

We follow public health protocols and evidence-based guidelines. Our partnerships with local clinics, NGOs, and government departments strengthen the continuum of care and ensure access to diagnostics, medicines, and specialist referrals.

📅 Program Components

• 🏥 Mobile health camps & screening drives
• 🩸 HIV/TB/STI testing and linkage
• 🤝 Counselling and peer support groups
• 📚 Health education and life-skills sessions
• 📦 Nutrition & menstrual health kit distribution
• 📄 Assistance for health entitlements and ID documents

🏆 Impact Goals

• ✅ Increase access to screening and treatment services
• ✅ Improve mental health awareness and support uptake
• ✅ Reduce gaps in maternal and reproductive health care
• ✅ Ensure nutrition support for vulnerable households
• ✅ Strengthen linkages with government health schemes

💰 Indicative Cost Elements

• 🩺 Single Health Camp (screening + basic diagnostics) – variable (depends on scale)
• 🧰 Counselling & Support Groups setup – per-session cost depends on facilitator and location
• 📦 Nutrition Kit (per household) – cost depends on kit contents and procurement scale

*Final costs depend on beneficiary numbers, diagnostics required, and whether partners subsidize services.

🗣️ Testimonials

"The health camp helped me get tested and start treatment — the counsellors were kind and I felt supported."
– Community Member

📞 Get Involved / Access Services

Location: Swecha Mahila Sangam, Bhimavaram (office address available on request)
Phone / WhatsApp: +91 863 928 2611
Email: support@swetchamahilasangam.org
Next step: Share the number of beneficiaries, type of health service you need (e.g., HIV screening, maternal care, mental health), and preferred location — our team will contact you to plan the outreach.

*Program framework adapted from Swecha Mahila Sangam annual report and health program summary.