About Organization
VANSHWALLIA NATIONAL STUDY CIRCLE
It has two sub missions,
- Social Rural Health Mission(SRHM) and
- Social Urban Health Mission(SUHM)
The Main Program related components are to spread information and awareness to the general public about the health system in rural and urban areas. The Organization of justice envisages the achivement of universal access to affodable and quality health care services that are responsive and responsive to the need of the people. We advocate for Everyone's Health and a better future.
Strive globally to expand universal health coverage. we promote healthy living. From pregnancy to old age, our team work to improve everyone's ability to enjoy good health and well-being.
The objective of the program is to provide affordable and proper medical care to every citizen of India. Providing medical information.
Vanshwallia National Study Circle is a non-profit social organization that has been actively engaged in the fields of education, awareness, and social justice for several years. We firmly believe that the foundation of a strong nation rests upon the health and education of its citizens.
In the present era, medical facilities are becoming increasingly expensive, thereby placing a growing financial burden on rural and middle-class families. To address this issue at its very root, we have launched the 'Digital Health Card' project.
To ensure the smooth and efficient operation of this program, we require social workers across various regions, divisions, districts, tehsils (sub-districts), blocks, sectors, and villages.
To fulfill this requirement, an application form is available on our portal. You may apply for the relevant position by "Donating " the prescribed amount.
Our Vision
Everyone everywhere will have access to a skilled , motivated and dedicated health worker within a strog health system.
Our Mission
Advocating and catalyzing global and country actions to address
human resources for the health crisis, supporting the achievement of the health-related millennium Development Goals and Health for All.