PRASAD Chikitsa begins the Aarogyavardhini (AV) Trainings. The term means, literally, “Improver of Health.” AV’s undergo a six-day training program that will qualify them to connect the people of their communities to the appropriate services at PRASAD’s Family Health Center.
I had an incredible opportunity to dedicate 8 months to volunteer in The PRASAD Project, a non-profit committed to improving
In the United States, February is National Children’s Dental Health month! Since 1998, PRASAD Children’s Dental Health Program (PRASAD CDHP) has provided
Women of Akloli-Pendhripada head home with sacks of nutritious, non-perishable foods after PRASAD Chikitsa’s ration distribution in their village. Dear
A small building covered with a large blue tarp greeted me as I, along with my parents, who were accompanying
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