Ayurjeeanam is a non-profit-organization, that works through it’s volunteers across India. so ply donate for You can help people escape from the bonds of poverty through our sponsor programme. Your valuable contribution guarantees that a sponsor person receives benefits alters his/her course of life.

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Since, we all gathered on a platform having positive motives and an honest intention to
make a healthy, educated society, we structured it and named “ Ayurjeevanam”. This society
from the very inception of it, has been striving to translate it’s dream and objectives working
towards the goal of social change through meaningful education, pre-diagnosis of diseases
and possible cure for them, it conducts researches, campaigns, evolves curricular models
at the micro level and attempts to implement them. Ayurjeeanam is a non-profit-
organization, that works through it’s volunteers across India. It has a number of volunteers
including Ayurvedic, Homeopathic and Allopathic doctors and renowned teachers from the
society.

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Registration No. - MBD20051
Pan No - AABAA2273P
80G Registration No. –
80G/CIT/MBD/2009-10
Since 2009. e organization “Ayurjeevanam Sewa
Samiti” {Registered at Rampur
80G/CIT/MBD/20051} is fully committed to ensure
that each child born in this vast and complex
country gets the best start in life, thrives and
develops to his/her full potential. The motive of
Ayurjeevanam Sewa Samiti Society is serving the
humanity India is home to the largest number of
children in the world. For some, globalization has
brought increased access to information, better
health care and improved living condition. We have
framed our mission and efforts evolving around
health and meaningful education along with lifting
up the life standard of downtrodden and poor
people living in slums and unapproachable interiors
of India by providing them a basic infrastructure and
means for their social inclusion and self motivation
to build an egalitarian.

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Our belief
“Ayurjeevanam Sewa Samiti” is working ceaselessly
with Government of India and its other partners to save
protect and improve the lives of children in India.
You can help people escape from the bonds of poverty
through our sponsor programme. Your valuable
contribution guarantees that a sponsor person
receives benefits alters his/her course of life. Hereby
‘Our Society’ Ayurjeevanam Sewa Samiti raises the
standard of average health in India. If you feel for any
of these, then take time out to participate in their
events. A few hours in your busy life can change the
life of another human being.
We the team of Ayurjeevanam Sewa Smaiti and
beneficiary appreciates your gesture and extends our
good wishes to you in your endeavors.

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Our approach

7. Our Key Issues
 Education & Literacy, Health & Family Welfare,
 HIV/AIDS,
 Human Rights,
 Information & Communication Technology,
 Legal Awareness & Aid,
 Labour & Employment,
 Micro Finance (SHGs),
 Nutrition, Panchayati Raj,
 Right to Information & Advocacy,
 Rural Development & Poverty Alleviation,
 Vocational Training,
 Women’s Development & Empowerment.

8. Our Key Issues
 Coordination and solution of the main acute health problems with the impact on
global health
 Preparedness of potential global pandemy ( SARS, Avian Influenza, Swine
Influenza); the struggle with HIV/AIDS, Malaria, TB
 Humanitarian help and crises management (disasters, political conflicts)
 Health policy- support to member states/assistance, consultancy
 Monitoring, assessment Database
 reports, campaigns, printing documents, etc.
 creates frame for health policy as well as partial technical recommendations,
guidelines, strategies in three main areas:
 Lifestyle conductive to health
 A healthy environment
 Appropriate services for prevention, treatment and care;

9. The Health for All Policy Framework
 The one constant goal is to achieve full health potential for all
 Two main aimes for better health towards this goal – promoting and protecting people’s
health throughout the course of their lives
 - reducing the incidents of the main diseases and injuries
 Three basic values form the ethical foundation
 - health as a fundamental human right
 - equity and solidarity in health
 - participation of individuals, groups and communities
 Multisectorial strategies to tackle the determinants
 Health outcome driven programs and investments for health
 Integrated family and community oriented primary health care, supported by a flexible and
responsive hospital system
 Involvement of relevant partners for health at all levels – home, school and worksite, local
community and country that promotes joint decision making and implementation of action

10. Better Health for People
 Strengthening health throughout life
 Target 1- Solidarity for health
 Target 2 - Equity in health
 Target 3 - Healthy start in life
 Target 4 - Health of young people
 Target 5 - Healthy ageing
 Target 6 - Improving mental health
 Target 7 - Reducing communicable diseases
 Target 8 - Reducing non-communicable diseases (CVD, cancers, DM,
chronic respiratory and musculoskeletal disorders, teeth caries)
 Target 9 - Reducing injury from violence and accidents

11. A Multispectral Strategy for
Sustainable Health
 To create sustainable health through more health-promoting physical,
economic, social and cultural environments for people
 Target 10 - A healthy and safe physical environment
 Target 11 - Healthier living
 Target 12 - Reducing harm from alcohol, drugs and tobacco
 Target 13 - Settings for health
(at home, school, workplace and
in the local community)
 Target 14 - Multispectral
responsibility for health
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12. Changing the Focus: an Outcome-
Oriented Health Sector
 To orient the health sector towards ensuring better health gain, equity and
cost-effectiveness
 Target 15 - An integrated health sector
 Target 16 – Managing for quality of care
 Target 17 – Funding health services and allocating resources
 Target 18 - Developing human resources for health
Managing Change for Health
To create a broad societal movement for health through innovative
partnerships, unifying policies, and management practices tailored to the
new realities
Target 19 - Research and knowledge for health
Target 20 - Mobilizing partners for health
Target 21 - Policies and strategies for health for all
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13. social determinants of health?

14. Why emphasize social determinants?
• Social determinants of health have a direct impact on
health
• Social determinants predict the greatest proportion of
health status variance (health inequity)
• Social determinants of health structure health behavior's
• Social determinants of health interact with each other to
produce health

15. global priorities
 EPIDEMY OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
 HIV/AIDS
 MALARIA
 TB
 Preparedness on potential global pandemy (SARS,ic influenza
 EPIDEMY NON – COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
 TOBACCO
 ALCOHOL, DRUGS
 NUTRITION
 INJURIES
Child and adolescent health – emerging issues
 HIV/AIDS
 Obesity
 Mental health
 Injuries

16. Village Projects
 Clean Energy is Solar
 Biomass to Biogas
 Bio Fuels
 clean water
 Sanitation gives clean
 The goal: keep the environment
clean, avoid deadly diseases in the
community and create clean
fuel.
 essential for Healthcare

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18. Health & Awareness Camp

19. Counseling for Family Metter & All Kind of relation's

20. Vocational Training Program
Medical Training Computer Training

21. Anti Tobacco Program
 Fine for smoking from public place

22. Blood Donation
Program

23. Nuked Naatak

24. Plantation program
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25. Anti Stress
Program
Awareness for Mental
Disorder, Anxity,OCD,etc.
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27. Choose your support
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28. Non financial support
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29. Choose your support
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30. Materialistic support
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31. Choose your support
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32. Financial support
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Small-scale Medium-scale Large-scale

33. Choose your support
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34. Mix support
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35. Mix support
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37. 1st option – Take care of a child informally
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38. 2nd option – Be a street coordinator
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39. 3rd option – Support for vocational training
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40. 4th option – Transfer your personal skills to
the children
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41. 5th option – Transfer your personal skills to
the organization
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42. 6th option – Accompany children during
events
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43. 7th Option – First Aid courses, motivational training, yoga & Mediation,
life Skill training, stress control training program your offices your
workers benefits organize with payments.
 First Aid courses- three days-1500 per candidate
 yoga & Mediation-three days-100 per candidate
 motivational training-three days-500 per candidate
 life Skill training-three days-500 per candidate
 stress control training program-three days-2500 per candidate
 Ayurveda & Marma Therapy Program(only consulting & naadi parikshan)
-one day-50 per candidate
 School health & Hygiene training program-three days-100 per candidate
 Marma therapy self healing training program-Five days-3500 per
candidate
 Note:- minimum 50 candidate registered any program expect ayurveda-marma & naadi
parikshan camp this program required of minimum 100 candidate.

44. 8th option give the your business aid on publication book &
magazine for the health awareness free
distribution for public
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45. Another Running Program…………
School Health Education

46. Free treatment for suffering for incurable
diseases for poor family
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