voluntary health agencies in india

1. PRESENTED BY –MISS MANJOT KAUR
GILL
NURSING TUTOR

2. TO BE CONTIUNED.............

3. INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY
HIND KUSHT NIVARAN SANGH
INDIAN COUNCIL FOR CHILD
WELFARE
TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION OF
INDIA
BHARAT SEVAK SAMAJ
CENTRAL SOCIAL WELFARE
BOARD

4. THE KASTURBA MEMORIAL
FUND
FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION
OF INDIA
ALL INDIA WOMEN’S
CONFERENCE
PROFESSIONAL BODIES
ALL INDIA BLIND RELIEF
SOCIETY

5. INDIAN RED
CROSS SOCIETY

6. It was established in 1920.
It has 400 branches in India, executing
programmers for the promotion of health,
prevention of disease .

7. ACTIVITIES
RELIEF WORK- during disasters
floods, earthquakes and drought.ect.
Mobilizes all its resources and goes to
rescue them.
Milk and medical supplies to the number
of hospital, dispensaries, maternity and
child welfare centers.

8. ARMED FORCES – for care sick and
wounded among the members of the
forces. For this it runs a well equipped
hospital. The red cross home in Bangalore
is for permanently disabled Ex-services.
MATERNAL AND CHILD WELFARE
SERVICES- these centers are
administered by or are affiliated to the
RED CROSS , a bureau of maternity and
child welfare, which provides technical
advice and financial aid to such schemes.

9. FAMILY PLANNING – several stated are running
clinics under the auspices of the Indian Red Cross.
BLOOD BANK AND FIRST AID- some
states have started blood banks and
ambulance association in India. It has
trained several lakh men and women in
first aid, home nursing and allied subjects

10. HIND KUSHT
NIVARN SANGH

11. It was founded in 1950.
Head quarters are in at New Delhi.
ACTIVITIES- financial assistance to
leprosy homes and clinics.
Health education through publications
and posters, training of medical workers
and physiotherapists.
Conduct research and field investigation.

12. Organizing All India Leprosy Workers
conferences and publication of Leprosy in
India a quarterly journal.

13. INDIAN COUNCIL
FOR CHILD
WELFARE

14. It was established in 1952
It is affiliated with the International union
for Child Welfare
Provide “OPPORTUNITIES AND
FACILITIES,BY LAWAND
OTHER MEANS” which are necessary
to enable them to develop physically,
mentally, morally, spiritually and
socially in a healthy and normal manner
and in conditions of freedom and
dignity.

16. TUBERCULOSIS
ASSOCIATION IN INDIA

17. It was formed in 1939.
It has branches in all the states in India
ACTIVITIES
-Organising a T.B. seal campaign every
year to raise funds.
Training of doctors,health visitors and
social workers in anti T.B work.
Promotion of health
education,promotion of consultations and
conferences.

18. • some of the institutions are under the
management of the association.ex- the
new Delhi Tuberculosis center.

19. BHARAT SEVAK SAMAJ

20. It is a non-political and non-official
organization was formed in 1952.
PRIMARYAIMSARE;
 Help people to achieve health by their
own actions and efforts
 Improvement of sanitation in villages is
one of the important activities of the
B.S.S.
 Youth campus, teachers traning
campus.

21. THE CENTRAL SOCIAL
WELFARE BOARD -

22. It is an autonomous organisation under the
general administrative control of the
Ministry of Education.
It was set up by the GOI in august 1953.
FUNCTIONSARE;
Surveying the needs and requirements
of voluntary welfare organizations in
the country
Promoting and setting up of social
welfare organizations on a voluntary
basis

23. Teaching of craft,social education,literacy
classes,maternity aid for
women,distribution of milk,balwadis, and
organisation of play centres for children.
It also started a scheme of Industrial
cooperatives to help the lower-middle
class women I urban areas supplement
their income by doing paid work.

24. ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN-
tailoring
social education for women
establishing balwadis for children and
distribution of milk.
organising play center.
providing maternity aid for women

25. THE KUSTUBRA
MEMORIAL FUND

26. It was created in commemoration of
kasturba gandhi,after her death in 1944.
The fund was raised with the main object
of Improving the lot of women,especially
in the villages,through gram-sevikas.
It has branches in all the states of India
exept Jammu and Kashmir.
It promotes charitable activities for the
welfare of mothers and children.

27. FAMILY PLANNING
ASSOCIATION OF INDIA

28. It was formed in 1949,HQ in mumbai.
Propagating the family planning in india
These branches are running Family
planning clinics .
It has trained several hundred
doctors,health visitors and social workers.

29. ALL INDIAN WOMEN’S
CONFERENCE

30. • It is the only women’s voluntary
welfare organisation in the country.
• Established in 1926.
• Most of the branches are running
ACTIVITIES ARE-
• M.C.H.clinics,medical centres,and
adult education centres,milk centres
and family planning clinics.
• Organize balwadi

31. ALL INDIA BLIND
RELIEF SOCIETY

32. it formed in 1946.
aim ti decreases or prevent the conditions
for the blind in India.
it organizes aye relief camps and other
facilities for the betterment of the blind.

33. PROFESSIONAL BODIES

34. Theses professional bodies conduct annual
conferences,publish journals,arrange
scientific sessions and exhibitions,foster
research,set up standards of professional
education and organise relief camps
during periods of natural calamities.

35. Some of them are -
The Indian medical association
All India licentiates association
The trained nurses association of India
The student nurses association of India
All India dental association