My doctor on wheels
1,53,367 people
cared
My cooked meal
569 children & youth
everyday
Educational projects
569 children
everyday
Violence against women & girls
47,056 counseled
The second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has precipitated a crisis in community healthcare services. The partial lockdown which resulted in the closure of shops and small businesses, a reduction in commuter traffic and complete closure of hotels, restaurants and entertainment venues has led to lay-offsamong the unorganized sectors.A large proportion of the population that BUDS frontline health workers regularly interact with in course of their work has been adversely affected by the measures to contain and control the pandemic. BUDS has received urgent requests for hospital beds, oxygen, medicines and further, has been inundated with requests for food and other essential supplies, from areas around Sarai Kale Khan and Mori Gate (adjacent to New Delhi Rail waystation and one of the most crowded areas in Delhi) where Drop In Centres (DICs) are located. The BUDS team has determined the following issues require urgent attention: − Generalized community outreach to all marginalized families and childrenRESPOND TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC SECOND WAVE
− Community-based passive syndromic surveillance to triage for symptoms of COVID-19
− Primary health care service delivery to underserved areas through Mobile Health Van interventions
− Referrals to hospitals for COVID-19 cases
− Provision of pulse oximeters, oxygen concentrators, oxygen cylinders, thermometers, sanitizers, soaps, and masks
− Health education, COVID Safety Kits & Vaccinations
− Counseling to alleviate fears and apathy and to promote care-seeking.DISCOVER OUR OTHER HEALTH & NUTRITION PROJECTS
At BUDS, we focus on charity efficiency. We make sure to optimize our internal processes so that we can maximise outcome from every dollar received. For less than 10 USD($) donated, you can feed and provide a health education to a child for one month...
$1,87,500
Donor money spent
1,53,367
People reached with mobile health vans
2,300
Successful job placements