1. MANTHAN TOPIC- HEALING TOUCH
in educational and industrial front of rural,slums and
urban sector of quality primary health care facility
Team Details
The Team PositiveThinkers
consists of
2nd year undergraduates of HBTI
Kanpur.
Priya chandra
Anushri Singh
Rishabh Shekhawat
Purusharth Tiwari
Shubham Singh

2. The country spent close to Rs 21,000 crore in 2012-13 in NRHM alone
but because lack of awareness among the common people most of
these funds goes nowhere
Reformation needed in ways to create awareness
to ensure universalized access to primary health
care amenities.
Public negligence towards the available schemes
offered by the government.
HYPOTHESIS: lack of confidence in government
expedients due to functional opacity in their
implementation.
A dearth of information on the medical forefront
prevails even amongst educated section.
HYPOTHESIS: Indifference towards medical
information sources.
Obliviousness among the indigent masses.
HYPOTHESIS: constrained informational sources at
their exposure.
Limited human and technical resources for quality
primary health care information circulation .
HYPOTHESIS: inadequate policies undertaken by the
government at regional level.
Cause of choosing
this issue
Human life is very
precious and due to lack
of awareness among the
masses every year
millions of unforeseen
deaths are occurring
which could be prevented
by having people
informed about the access
to quality primary health
care.

3. Propagation of existing and forth coming primary healthcare policies
through an actively interlinked volunteer network functioning at
various levels
Advantages over the prevailing provisions
Government schemes are unreachable
to the illiterate masses.
A transparency will be ensured which
Active Volunteers driven program
Volunteers will be generally willing and interested localities of
the targeted areas .
Implementation of the proposed solution
Weekend training programmes will be organised.
Setting up robust program ensuring proper functioning by keeping
a regular check.
Our plan will also cover masses of villages and slums .

4. Core team
schools slums villages
 5 schools will be
undertaken.
 In each school 1 Senior
School ambassadors will be
appointed.
 Under the supervision of
the Senior School
ambassador 5
representatives will be
appointed.
5 slums will be chosen in the
nearby area.
In each slum one supervisor
will be appointed.
Under the supervision of the
supervisor team of five
representatives will be chosen.
5 villages will be undertaken
in the vicinity of each other
As per the village one
supervisor will be appointed
Under the supervision of
the supervisor a team of 5
representatives will be
chosen.
Implementation of proposed solution

5. The Village and Slums Model in Detail
Recruitment Eligibility Salary
The team of
volunteers will
be recruited by
core team
members based
on interview .
Anyone above 17 years of
age ,having a dedication
to serve the people and
active and physically fit
youth/retired mill or
factory workers/teachers/
even housewives.
Depends
on post
assigned.
Supervisor-
An interview
will be taken as
well as a basic
aptitude test.
Anyone from above
mentioned category can
apply but should be
atleast 8 passed.
10000₹
Monthly competitions will be
organised for representatives
by supervisor as per the
instruction given by core team.
The winner will receive 1000₹
cash prize as well as Medical
insurance .
The Supervisors will also fulfil
the responsibility of creating
awareness at a broader level.
A proper working of
supervisors will be monitored
by surprise visits from core
team member.

6. The Village and Slums Model in Detail
Recruitment Eligibility Benefits
Representative- an
interview will be
taken.
Anyone from above
mentioned categories
can apply and should
be 5th passed.
5000₹
The supervisor will
ensure that
representatives are
working properly.
The representatives will
create awareness by
circulating pamphlets
provided by core team.
And also by conducting
nukkad nataks and other
innovative ways.
The core team will keep a regular check
on the relationship between Supervisors
and Representatives.

7. The School Model in Detail
Recruitment Eligibility Benefits
The team of volunteers will be
recruited by core team members
based on interview after filling an
online form with a nominal fee
payment of 50₹ .
Students of senior
secondary school.
Depends on post assigned
Senior school ambassador(SSA)-
based on qualifying the written
objective test on basic primary
health care as well as interview .
Students of First year and
intermediate.
Certificate of being the Senior
school ambassador, Badge of
authority, free access to
genuine online tutorials
website which will also give a
platform to check their
progress in their curriculum.
Representative-based on clearing
an interview and aptitude test.
Students of High school till
intermediate.
Certificate of being the
Representative, Badge of
authority, free access to
genuine online tutorials
SSA will ensure proper working of representative.
Will conduct quizzes at various occasions and ensures
maximum participation.
Will help SSA in all their ventures.

8. Total funding required
VILLAGES SLUMS SCHOOL PRINT MATERIAL
5 supervisors
(10000*5)=50000₹
25 Representative
(5000*5)=25000₹
Rewards=10000₹
5 supervisors
(10000*5)=50000₹
25 Representative
(5000*5)=25000₹
Rewards=10000₹
Badges and
certificates(27*100)
=2700₹
Buying access to
established online
tutorial
website=15000₹
Pamphlets(18000
units)=3300₹
Posters(1000
units)=3000₹
Total sum of the amount required =194000₹(calculated amount) +60000₹
(contigency/miscellaneous fund)=200000₹
A proper monitoring by core team to ensure proper use of funds .

9. Challenges and risks to the proposed solution
• Inordinate persuasion to acquire
active participation
• Collection of funds
• Getting the permission from
authorities of targeted
organisations.
• Winning the trust of the people
and the NGO’s for participation
and fund collection respectively.
MITIGATION FACTORS
Ensuring perks and rewards.
Generating funds through
various sources like skill training
,providing advertisement space
in our pamphlets, initial
contribution on ₹500 by each
member of core team and also
from the form submitted by
students for becoming volunteer
IMPLEMENTATION RISKS CONCEPT RISKS
Getting our organisation
legalised and obtaining
permission from concerned
authorities to enter schools,
villages and slums.
The concept layout should be
very attractive and appealing to
the people and NGOs.
MITIGATION FACTORS

10. Impact and Reach
The program will affect 50000 people(directly)+ more
than 50000 (indirectly- by means of the people
directly affected by this program).so 1 lac people will
become aware per month
Scalability
The program is scalable as when have to widen
its scope we can include more representatives
and supervisors and school ambassadors.
Sustainability
References
Community medicine with recent advances-AH Suryakantha
India needs a quick reform in primary healthcare -Forbes Magazine
Why healthcare for all is still a joke in India- Seema Singh
Indian Medical Association journals.
National health programmes of india- National policies and legislation related to
health – book by Dr.Jugal kishore
The program is sustainable at all levels as we are
ensuring perks and rewards to our volunteers at
all levels-be it school, village or slums . So people
will not lose their interest