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» Need for the proposed health intervention: |
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The organization has an early experience of social intervention and various developmental activities like Need for the proposed health intervention running education programme , nursery school, supplementary coaching for dropout student , mobile health check up camp, forming SHG group of woman mothers meeting for a period of last ten years
From the above intense intervention in that area We gain knowledge through our nursery to secondary students and guardians awareness and mothers meeting of the real need of the area. When we started mobile health checkup camp in every month in rural area in subdivisions and blocks then we seen many students and guardians do not know where they can go for better treatment. They express their bitter experiences and how they are facing crisis. As well as they lost money and everything become hopeless by losing energy and faith. How they harassed by dadal and others for long time for treatment. And consequently cheated and then depressed with anger.
We taught the villagers through awareness camps how to maintain health and Hygiene. We encourage teachers and students how they aware their self-help and they have to know at least their blood group Test and how prevention for infectious disease can be done. We also provided training to few girls about health who will be work within the villagers. We starts this health service for girls schools and co-aid schools and institutional students in our area. Then we provide free health checkup camp in our hospital for poor and vulnerable people.
As they do not get child specialist doctor. In the rural hospital only providing the general treatment, when people wants to get- specialized treatment they have to travel long distance to the nearest town which is expensive also.
Rural people much suffer eye problem. Like - inflammation, conjunctivitis, inflammation of cornea (keratitis), manifestation of vitamin deficiency, retinitis pigmentosa, diabetic retinopathy, hypertensive retinopathy cyanosis of retina, and blockage of retinal channel. They also suffer TB, malaria, Aids etc communicable disease.
Besides, people suffer in non-communicable disease like Diabetes, hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia, UTI, RTI, Hypertension, Arthritis and heart diseases etc.
So, in these reason in the rural area we built up a hospital set up where people can get all type of doctor's and treatment facility. SUN is trying to their level based to help to the poor people at this adverse situation by providing them medical service at their door step. They are being treated at the comprehensive health centre and if required at minimum cost, best treatment by the specialist doctor from Kolkata and surrounding area is offered to them. In the hospital centre, there are instant services for .X-Ray, ECG, Pathology etc. We started regular medical checkup for the children and pregnant mothers and others medical services also being provided for the village. We started outdoor facility with specialized doctors which is necessary for our area. For the poor villagers different type of charitable camps - Gynae, Eye, ENT, Dental, Mental ,Orthopedic and Heart, etc regular service are provided in the hospital. |
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Over all health scenario of West Bengal:
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In West Bengal 21% population covered under the govt. health facility and 21% population are dependent on others health services .specifically service provided by private nursing home , multinational hospital which is costly and based on the purely business ,and majority of the population i.e. 49% depended obviously on unregistered quack Doctor Non-registered Practitioner (Village Doctor) in West Bengal. As because government health facility either not reached to them or it is not dependable, and people do not have any trust on it.
Total Hospitals in West Bengal is 922, (2008) included only primary health center , as per health statistics of West Bengal government, on the contrary the actual need of the hospital is 1993 as per as population is concern which means the deficit stands on 1071. Total block Hospitals in no- 346, and need in no- 498. As the population size increases at the block level therefore one health center is not sufficient Therefore the deficit of infrastructure at the block level is stands on no 15. The no of doctors in Primary Health Centre is 811 and need 1993 and deficit is no- 1182 , Total no of qualified specialized doctor at block level requirement for the block level health centre is 624 and but the actual requirement is - 1384 , therefore again deficiency, or shortfall is no -760
The above statistic is clearly an indicator about the crucial skeleton of deficit in every aspect of health in West Bengal, ,whether in terms of infrastructure ,or interims of human resources , or in terms of bed requirement, and this situation aging justified the need of further intervention including the development of infrastructure , and health facility in every corner of West Bengal either by the government or by private imitative , or as a joint collaboration of private public partnership. |
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Background of the proposed intervention Area:
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It is true; the better health service has no geographacical boundary. It is an usual trend When people will know where they will receive good health service, based on faith of system and doctor to be cured an off course comparatively in cheap rate they will go anywhere . The current statistic of medical migration from our state to the others clearly supported the fact. The reason for this is the lack of infrastructure, and human resources even at minimum level in blocks and subdivision. |
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| » Specific health scenario, problems and available infrastructure of the group: |
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The target group of the proposed intervention is specially women and children and over all common people as a whole. Because women and children can not easily commuted , and do not get proper treatment in early stage when it was required. When they are facing crisis, or curtail situation then their guardians aware that it is the time for treatment otherwise they suppress or depended on local treatment(village doctor).
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| Specific health problem of woman and children identified: |
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We know, that normally rural women diseases are - leucorrhea, gonorrhea, syphilis, dysmenorrhea!, irregular, menstruation, anemia, and vitamin deficiency disease, STDV Pregnant women also suffering many problems like abdominal pain ,acidity , noseya and* vomiting ,constipation and loss of food and others. They do not get proper suggestion and treatment of gynecologist doctor as it is not readily available in the locality, . When they do not get primary treatment they are facing serious problem at the time of delivery.
According to traditional belief women them normally choice home delivery. In rural area, for the institutional delivery is gradually increases among the literate people. But strong opponent rural groups like religious leaders still oppose institutional delivery due to their conservative ness specifically in case of woman and to be more precise for the illiterate SC,ST backward community .So in the time of antenatal care majority women are illiterate ,they are nurturing baby in their own way , and dependent on traditional knowledge and many baby are affected, and die by born . Babies are suffering in these disease -vitamin deficiency, Breast feeding of infants and children* liver problem, jaundice, mumps, measles chronic or persistent diarrhea, pneumonia, bronciolitist, bronchial asthma, typhoid fever and common skin disease.
As they do not get child specialist doctor. In the rural hospital have only providing the general treatment does not ensure when people want to get specialized treatment they have to travel long distance to the nearest town which is expensive also.
Rural people much suffer eye problem too much . Like - inflammation, conjunctivitis, inflammation of cornea (keratitis), manifestation of vitamin deficiency, retinitis pigmentosa, diabetic retinopathy, hypertensive retinopathy cyanosis of retina, and blockage of retinal channel. They also suffer TB, malaria, Aids etc communicable disease.
Besides people suffer in non-communicable disease like Diabetes, hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia, UTI, RTI, Hypertension, Arthritis and heart diseases etc. |
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» Intervention so far by the organization or government in that area: |
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In this perspective Panchagram 'WISE' intervene as a registered voluntary social service organization for social action and economic development in an integrated way. This NGO providing assistance and support towards betterment of the landless poor people who are deprived, exploited and lead their life in deplorable condition. The group initiated social service especially health service programme, to help the distressed and to help them region self confidence and new strength. This was done through interactive human relation, personal attention and counseling the targeted people.
The aims and objective of this women's society are to organize women at village level committee for improve education, health, human rights perspective. They are aware the villagers against early marriage , dowry, trafficking, , molestation, anti drugs etc. .problems of our society . Women are also forming self help groups providing training on Health and Hygiene, Nursing, tailoring printing ,weaving, knitting etc .Many deserted and destitute women get benefited and self confidence through various training and activities.
But without our health intervene and organized Hospitals our all efforts failure as verbal lecture . We are trying to aware the villagers again and again through organized Health Mela in our locality ,but we are not achieving our goal . We have gathered experiences that one day awareness programme is not the right solution so we have taken initiative to organize a hospital set up which will be the long time solution of our area.
'Panchagram Women Institute for social up-liftment and Education' (WISE) was founded in 1996 of the memories and pioneer work of two devoted people's initiation of our area. In the year 1999 it is registered under West Bengal society's registration Act 1961. The organization created and wanted to change our local motto from 'help for helpless' and to 'help for self help'. As we are to enable ourselves to focus on empowering human progress and overall development lies in the progress of women and children's rights. Our main motto is to help people for enhance the community strength . |
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Long-term, objective:
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The long term objective of the proposed project to create an alternative model of addressing the health proclaim specifically for women and children and common mass in general of Panchagram and beyond. So that it established as an, appropriate faceable economic acceptable model covering both preventive, and curative part focusing on the communicable and non communicable diseases, which can be replicated to other parts of the blocks and district South 24-pgs in a long run . |
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Short term, objective: |
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The short term objective of the project is to treated as much as local patent specifically women and children in such a way both indoor and outdoor through the infrastructure, service, honesty, and quality intervention with human face that the trend of migration to the block hospital and subdivision minimize, and at the same time the incidence and specific diseases become less due to the awareness generation most importantly the trust and faith on the service of government hospital which was lost become regain . |
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Objective of the Program: |
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- THE NEED
- This area flooded every year but people do not go outside to leave their native place.
- Lack of communication, health and educational awareness people were suffering various social obstacles. The NGO tried to help them for the motto of self help.
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