growth-story

Getting water is no more a tedious tasks
This is an impact story of people of Palasdhari Thakurwadi village in the Raigad district of Maharashtra. Come, lets find out how they have grown in many ways more than one.
This is an impact story of people of Palasdhari Thakurwadi village in the Raigad district of Maharashtra. Come, lets find out how they have grown in many ways more than one.

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We are 100 families staying in this village which is located on a hill. We have to walk down the hill and only then we can have access to basic things like food, water, transport etc. As we all grew up, we saw our sisters, mothers and grandmothers walking almost 5 kilometers everyday with 4-5 pots to fetch water.

A lake near the main road is our only source of getting water for household purposes. The road to walk is uneven and gets muddy during the rains making it extremely difficult to walk back after fetching water. Most women from our village suffer from back pains, knee pains only because of this task of getting water. We thought we didn?? have a solution to this, until Indiabulls Foundation found one. They gave us water wheelbarrows. This drum like structure holds 45 litres of water, which suffices for a family?? daily water requirement. As it?? a rolling drum, it makes it a healthy and an easy option as compared to carry pots over our heads. Not only have our trips to fetch water reduced, but now even the men of the family willingly go to get water.

We are very happy that Indiabulls Foundation helped us in addressing our daily problem. Thankfully in our village now, fetching water is no more just women?? look out, but it?? become a collective family responsibility??said happy women of Palasdhari Thakurwadi village.
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Getting water is no more a tedious tasks

This is an impact story of people of Palasdhari Thakurwadi village in the Raigad district of Maharashtra. Come, lets find out how they have grown in many ways more than one.

?

We are 100 families staying in this village which is located on a hill. We have to walk down the hill and only then we can have access to basic things like food, water, transport etc. As we all grew up, we saw our sisters, mothers and grandmothers walking almost 5 kilometers everyday with 4-5 pots to fetch water.

A lake near the main road is our only source of getting water for household purposes. The road to walk is uneven and gets muddy during the rains making it extremely difficult to walk back after fetching water. Most women from our village suffer from back pains, knee pains only because of this task of getting water. We thought we didn?? have a solution to this, until Indiabulls Foundation found one. They gave us water wheelbarrows. This drum like structure holds 45 litres of water, which suffices for a family?? daily water requirement. As it?? a rolling drum, it makes it a healthy and an easy option as compared to carry pots over our heads. Not only have our trips to fetch water reduced, but now even the men of the family willingly go to get water.

We are very happy that Indiabulls Foundation helped us in addressing our daily problem. Thankfully in our village now, fetching water is no more just women?? look out, but it?? become a collective family responsibility??said happy women of Palasdhari Thakurwadi village.

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It was the first time any kind of medical facility came to our doorstep
The program primarily focuses on providing wide range of awareness, preventive and curative health services to the beneficiaries. The program primarily focuses on providing wide range of awareness, preventive and curative health services to the beneficiaries. Each of these vans caters to approximately 15 to 16 locations per week and diagnoses approximately 100 to 150 patients per day. These vans run 6 days a week and cover the assigned locations on rotational basis. a referral system is in place to ensure timely treatment and cure of the patients. There are fixed nodal points to which the medical van caters to every week. JanSwasthya Kalyan Vahika operates in Mumbai, Panvel, Mokhada, Thane, Savroli, Parli and Trimbakeshwar. Read More

It was the first time any kind of medical facility came to our doorstep

The program primarily focuses on providing wide range of awareness, preventive and curative health services to the beneficiaries. Each of these vans caters to approximately 15 to 16 locations per week and diagnoses approximately 100 to 150 patients per day. These vans run 6 days a week and cover the assigned locations on rotational basis. a referral system is in place to ensure timely treatment and cure of the patients. There are fixed nodal points to which the medical van caters to every week. JanSwasthya Kalyan Vahika operates in Mumbai, Panvel, Mokhada, Thane, Savroli, Parli and Trimbakeshwar.
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