Vision & Mission
Programs
Shree Trust Programs are geared towards long-term sustainable models that improve a community’s well-being. Each of our Programs is tailored to the needs of particular community and aims to make a transformational impact on the lives we touch Our programs include:
MEDICAL MISSIONS
Our medical missions aim to bring immediate healthcare relief.
Our medical missions aim to bring immediate healthcare relief to areas that do not have any access to these services. We activate doctors and medical volunteers with different specialties to treat patients in these areas, and send complicated health cases to hospitals for treatment. These missions are an important on-going component of our programmes in reaching out to communities and laying the foundations of a self-sustaining health programme. Our medical missions often involve long-term collaborations with local partners and medical authorities to ensure the continuity of the programmes that have been put in place. Each trip to a community usually lasts between 1 and 2 weeks, and is attended by approximately 10 to 20 volunteers. The scope of work on each medical mission differs and comprises one or more of the following:
Mobile Care Units
This component involves mobile Shree Trust teams, which move into rural villages, nomadic areas or refugee camps. As it is difficult to set up base in such areas, the doctors and nurses often screen and treat patients with the help of local liaisons. Patient education is done with the help of local volunteers or school nurses. Emergent conditions requiring early medical or surgical intervention are identified and the patients are provided subsidised transport and accommodation to a local tertiary center for timely intervention.
Medical Clinics
Temporary medical clinics may be set up in existing medical facilities, or in schools, local community centers or other common areas, which are accessible to residents. Here, the Global Clinic teams have a temporary base equipped to diagnose, treat and refer patients with medical problems to local tertiary medical centers. Simple surgical procedures may be performed with mobile sterilization facilities in basic operation room settings that at all times meet the Global Clinic standards of hygiene and care.
Support Life-Saving Health Kiosks for Tamil Nadu’s Rural Poor
Help Us Bridge the Healthcare Gap in Primary Health Centers
In the heart of rural Tamil Nadu, thousands of families rely on Primary Health Centers (PHCs) for their only access to medical care. But many of these PHCs are under-equipped, lacking even basic diagnostic tools. Long wait times, overburdened staff, and lack of early diagnosis lead to preventable suffering—especially among the poor.
Fundraising
- Medical crowdfunding
- Donate for treatment
- Accepting CSR funds
- Health project CSR initiative
- Sponsor health checkup
- Corporate donation for health
- Fundraising for medical cause
- CSR partnership health NGO
We’re changing that.
By installing AI-powered Health Kiosks in these PHCs, we can revolutionize rural healthcare. These smart kiosks offer:
- Instant health check-ups (BP, sugar, BMI, ECG, etc.)
- Digital health records for every patient
- Remote consultations with doctors
- Real-time data for faster diagnosis and follow-up
₹10,00,000 can fund one kiosk, serving over 40,000 patients a year.
- Detect diseases early, saving lives
