NATEOur Projects
Ongoing Projects
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Received Global Grant Rotary Humanitarian Project: Empowering and Independence through Hygiene for School girls and women
Our Projects
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Received Global Grant Rotary Humanitarian Project: Empowering and Independence through Hygiene for School girls and women
In the heart of Ungma village, Mokokchung district, we set up a Telemedicine Women’s Health Clinic with support from the Women Innovation Grant by DST/IIT Delhi and guidance from the WEE Fellowship at IIT Delhi.
For many women here, healthcare was hours away — now, it’s just a conversation away. Through our Telemedicine OPD, we have reached over 800 women, offering them access to medical advice, timely treatment, and hope. We have identified and referred high-risk pregnancies, managed chronic conditions like hypertension and diabetes, and addressed menstrual health issues with compassion and care.
To bridge language and cultural barriers, we trained local nursing staff, empowering them to be a trusted link between the community and modern healthcare.
Our work and its impact were recognized internationally, and we were proud to present it at the APAMI Conference in Colombo, Sri Lanka, in 2018.
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DST/IIT Delhi WEE Fellowship for digital health initiatives 2017-2020
In the heart of Ungma village, Mokokchung district, we set up a Telemedicine Women’s Health Clinic with support from the Women Innovation Grant by DST/IIT Delhi and guidance from the WEE Fellowship at IIT Delhi.
For many women here, healthcare was hours away — now, it’s just a conversation away. Through our Telemedicine OPD, we have reached over 800 women, offering them access to medical advice, timely treatment, and hope. We have identified and referred high-risk pregnancies, managed chronic conditions like hypertension and diabetes, and addressed menstrual health issues with compassion and care.
To bridge language and cultural barriers, we trained local nursing staff, empowering them to be a trusted link between the community and modern healthcare.
Our work and its impact were recognized internationally, and we were proud to present it at the APAMI Conference in Colombo, Sri Lanka, in 2018.
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Health Patri Project 2020-2022
We introduced Health Patri, an electronic health card that securely stores a patient’s complete medical history in one place. With Health Patri, patients remain the true custodians of their own data, ensuring privacy, accessibility, and control over their health information.
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Sehat Mobile Van Project (MMSV)
In the remote hills of Tehri district, where specialist healthcare often feels out of reach, we brought the doctors to the people. With support from the PHD Chamber of Commerce and a Rotary Global Grant (2022–2023), our Super Specialist Telemedicine Clinics served 30 villages across the blocks of Pratapnagar and Jakhnidhar.
A mobile medical van became a lifeline, travelling from village to village, Monday through Saturday. It wasn’t just an OPD — it was a gateway to early detection and treatment. We screened for high blood pressure, diabetes, orthopedic and arthritis-related problems, and even suspected cancer cases, ensuring timely referrals and interventions.
Every month, renowned doctors from Delhi provided 7 days of super specialist consultations, while 21 days were dedicated to general OPD services — a rare opportunity for many here to access such expertise without leaving their community.
Over 18 months, this project touched the lives of more than 10,000 people, replacing long, difficult journeys to hospitals with quality care delivered right at their doorstep.
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Project- CHC- (Community Health Camp)
When a girl unlocks her potential & power to make healthy choices, she inspires others and impacts her family, her community, her country and the world. If a woman manages her health well in all the stages of her life- including Pregnancy & menopause, she lives a long disease-free life and keeps her family happy. FWF conducts regular health check up camps for community specially for vulnerable population
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Project BTS (Bolo Toh Sahi)
Breaking the silence around sexual and reproductive health, Project BTS engages early adolescent and young girls in open, respectful conversations. By creating a safe space to ask questions and share experiences, the project empowers them with knowledge, confidence, and the courage to speak up for their health and rights.
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Project MINE (Menstrual Hygiene in New Era)
Raising awareness on menstrual hygiene, Project MINE promotes access to low-cost sanitary napkins, safe disposal methods, and the use of menstrual cups. Through education and practical solutions, the project empowers women and girls to manage their menstrual health with dignity and confidence.
Women & Girls Health
Project- CHC- (Community Health Camp)
When a girl unlocks her potential & power to make healthy choices, she inspires others and impact her family, her community, her country and the world. If a woman manages her health well in all the stages of her life- including Pregnancy & menopause, she lives long disease-free life and keep her family happy. FWF conducts regular health check up camps for community specially for vulnerable population
Youth Empowerment & Gender Equality
Project Sarthak
We are running skill building programs for youth and adolescent at grassroot levels of rural and hilly areas of India. The skill building program envisages reduced girl school dropouts due to improved access to financial means. The program builds on conceptual thinking of integrating skills building and women economic empowerment models
Innovation & Technology
Project M2M (Menarche to Menopause)
A social media engagement platform for girls and women which deals with relevant health issues and provide guidance through team of experts.
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What we care for
New life for children, in a new land
A new future for exploited children
Bringing dreams within reach for children
