Tribal School Medical Treatment

Anjana Ghosh Memorial Social Welfare Trust (AGMSWT) has launched a dedicated Medical Treatment Facility to address the health needs of school-going children and adolescents aged 6-18 years in tribal schools. This initiative aims to ensure the holistic well-being of students by providing comprehensive healthcare services and promoting healthy practices.

The programme focuses on:

• Health Screening - Early detection and management of diseases, disabilities, and common deficiencies.
• Referral Services - Linking students with secondary and tertiary healthcare facilities when specialized care is required.
• Regular Health Check-ups - Providing prescribed medicines free of cost to ensure timely treatment.
• Health & Hygiene Sensitization - Educating students on basic health and hygiene practices to foster a culture of wellness.

Key Achievements

With the support of the Backward Class Welfare Department, Government of West Bengal, AGMSWT has successfully implemented this programme in the following schools:

• Hirabandh High School – Hirabandh Block, Bankura District.
• Basudebpur Ashram School – Hirabandh Block, Bankura District.

Impact of the Programme

With the support of the Backward Class Welfare Department, Government of West Bengal, AGMSWT has successfully implemented this programme in the following schools:

• Improved Health Outcomes - Early detection and treatment of health issues have significantly improved the overall health of students.
• Enhanced Awareness - Sensitization sessions have empowered students with knowledge about health and hygiene, leading to better practices.
• Access to Quality Care - Regular check-ups and free medicines ensure that students receive timely and effective medical attention.