Offered Medical Support
Infants supported
Cancer Patients supported
Cataract Surgeries
Mammograms
Thalassemia screenings
Paediatric Cardiac Surgeries
Healthcare Institutions supported
HEALTH IS TRULY WEALTH
Medical science has progressed by leaps and bounds over the last few decades, and so has life expectancy. But this progress has not been universal. In parts of the world and India, there are vulnerable individuals and communities who have been left far behind by these new advances. Their income or geography, mostly both, restrict their access to even basic healthcare. There are people who dread disease and illness, not because it is incurable or terminal, but due to the burden it will put on their finances. Even if they are cured, the illness will leave their lives devastated. Tough choices are usually made in families – either they rely on affordable local remedies to be cured and maybe live through the illness. Or get a new lease on life through expensive cures, and henceforth have a poor quality of life for the entire family. Along with government organisations and NGOs, we at Mukul Madhav Foundation are working hard so that these people don’t have to make these tough choices.
We have been working on-ground for the last two decades to reverse healthcare neglect in any small way we can. With a focused agenda of updating, upgrading and uplifting infrastructure that has deteriorated with neglect.
Whether it is facilitating advanced medical treatments for individuals, installing state-of-the-art medical equipment in government hospitals or contributing to the salaries of top technicians, doctors, specialists and surgeons, we have actively sought to impact health starting right at the roots. Extending our empathy beyond just the medical, we have created play areas and reading corners in children’s wards, adding aesthetic touches to their surroundings. We have supported the well-being of the relatives of patients with waiting rooms, water and sanitation facilities, and food. We have gone to great lengths to put in place small things that bring big comfort. Doing the same for doctors, nurses and hospital staff – creating staff rooms with thoughtful facilities that ensure that the ones that care for others, are cared for too.
We strive to proactively cover reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health; communicable and non-communicable diseases; universal health coverage; and access for all to safe, effective, quality and affordable medicines and vaccines.
For detailed reports on specific initiatives, email us at reports@mmpc.in
The Scope of Our Impact
- Boosting Existing infrastructure
- Mission Cerebral PalsyTM
- Hospital Support
- Cancer Care
- Cardiac Care
- Health Personnel Training
- Vaccinations
- Research
- Vision Care
- Mental Health
- Mother & Child Care
- Diabetic Care
- Thalassemia Care
- Medical Assessment Camps
- Clubfoot
- Cochlear Support
- Cleft Palate Surgeries
- Hernia Support
- HIV Care
Boosting Existing Infrastructure
Creating new infrastructure while letting existing infrastructure deteriorate with neglect, doesn’t make sense to us, to the system, or even to the planet. Instead of creating something new, we set out to repair, resurrect, and sustain existing medical infrastructure that was created years ago, but not maintained well or upgraded because of lack of attention and resources.
Mission Cerebral PalsyTM
In November 2015, the CEO of the Satara District in Maharashtra, Nitin Patil, brought our attention to a special cause. During a survey, they identified 313 children diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy in the entire Satara district. These children needed support with special school chairs. We specially designed Cerebral Palsy chairs and responded as soon as we could, with 100 units for their Zila Parishad schools.
Our Focus Area
Hospital Support
With a focus on providing essential medical equipment, our collaboration with Symbiosis Hospital and Research Center in Lavale, Pune, aims to enhance healthcare accessibility for communities, particularly those from Pashan and Mulshi taluka, spanning 35 villages. This inaugural phase of providing equipment to hospitals is dedicated in memory of Shri Pralhad P. Chhabria.
Cancer Care
We have been supporting cancer awareness initiatives for over 15 years. We actively look for ways to assist in the treatment of cancer patients. We conduct regular mammography screening camps at Bharti Hospital, Kaisibai Navale Hospital, Pune, and Walavalkar Hospital, Chiplun, Ratnagiri. We conduct cancer awareness sessions for patients and their families and offer financial assistance to underprivileged patients for chemotherapy, radiation, medication and surgeries . We have set up Palliative Care Units at hospitals and equipped them with advanced equipment. We also support world-class research on the genetic profiling of the disease, in collaboration with the Royal Free Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, University College London, Cambridge University, and National Cancer Institute, UK. We inaugurated an extended facility at Ganga Prem Hospice to enhance patient care accessibility.
Inauguration of the 16th Women’s Well-Being Camp at Walavalkar Hospital in Ratnagiri, Maharashtra, on the 15th of October 2024 for mammography screening. It is MMF’s tribute and a heartfelt acknowledgment of the invaluable contribution of the women's fraternity.
The 396th mammography camp at Bharati Hospital, Pune, Maharashtra, held from 25th to 27th June, 2024, provided comprehensive health screenings to women over 35. The camp included mammograms, gynecological consultations, and various health tests..
Inauguration of the extended facility at Ganga Prem Hospice on June 22nd. Phase 1 saw the introduction of a mini-van for home care services, followed by Phase 2's building extension aimed at improving patient accessibility and care. The inauguration was completed in the presence of Nani M’am (founder), Mr. Rajnish Virmani (founder of Shraddha Cancer Center), Mr. Arun Kumar Oza from the Finolex team, Mr. Vijay Chhabria (well-wisher), and Mr. Sachin Kulkarni representing team MMF.
Bi-annual Women’s Well-Being Camps in Walavalkar Hospital, Ratnagiri (March 5th-17th), Bharti Hospital (March 5th-10th), and Navle Hospital, Pune (March 11th).
We organized a mammography camp at Bharati Hospital, Pune, providing free breast cancer screening and cervical cancer screening along with other health assessments for 89 women from Pune's slum communities
Bharati Hospital, Pune, equipped with a mammography machine
Participants of a mammography camp organised at the Walawalkar Hospital, Ratnagiri
A mammography camp at the Walawalkar Hospital, Ratnagiri
Cardiac Care
We financially support underprivileged cardiac patients with medication and arrange for their surgeries in collaboration with Jupiter Hospital, Pune, and undertake even more challenging paediatric cardiology cases in collaboration with Healing Little Hearts. We have been instrumental in performing 900 + paediatric heart surgeries between 2014 and 2023.
Paediatric cardiology cases in collaboration with Healing Little Hearts in Andhra Pradesh
Paediatric cardiac surgeries conducted in association with Healing Little Hearts, UK, at the Sri Satya Sai Hospital, Bangalore
Cardiac care for young patients at the Sri Satya Hospital, Bangalore, in association with Healing Little Hearts, UK
The medical team from Healing Little Hearts, UK, undertake challenging paediatric cardiac surgeries for underprivileged communities at Sri Satya Hospital in Bangalore
Health Personnel Training
We realise that continuous training of medical professionals is imperative to be able to provide better healthcare. We regularly organise knowledge-sharing conferences and skilling sessions for doctors and nurses. We also train ASHA and ANM nurses who work with rural women folk with crucial healthcare skills such as prenatal and postnatal pregnancy, identification of high-risk pregnancies, Golden Hour training, vasectomy and breast self-examination. Additionally, we provide access to surgical care for marginalized communities and households in rural aread, leveraging government schemes and hospital facilities.
Surgical care provided to low-income households in Vatva in collaboration with SAATH
Supported MediACE: An international medical conference in July 2023
Supported an informative session with the Ophthalmology department at Sassoon Hospital in September 2023
Dr Bader and Nurse Shoris train nurses to take care of infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Sassoon General Hospital, Pune
Healthcare expert Deepa Panjwani facilitates a workshop at Sassoon General Hospital, Pune, on infection management at Neonatal Intensive Care Units
A workshop on Cerebral Palsy facilitated by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH), UK, for healthcare professionals and caregivers in the Satara District
Vaccinations
We help accelerate India’s vaccination drives to build immunity, battle diseases, save lives, and create a healthier future for the nation. We have inoculated 2,000 children with the MMR vaccine to keep measles, mumps and rubella at bay since 2016, and around 50 girls were given the cervical cancer vaccine in 2019 and 200 in 2024. We also facilitated and supported more than 30,000 covid vaccinations across Maharashtra and Gujarat in 2020-2021.
Children at Mahatma Gandhi School are receiving their second dose of the HPV vaccine, which is part of an initiative by Mukul Madhav Foundation and Finolex Industries to promote long-term health and cancer prevention.
Cervac vaccination camp at B.T. Shahani School, Pune, Maharashtra, where 148 students aged 9 to 20 received the vaccine in June 2024.
On April 26th, 2024, we organised a Cervavac-qHPV vaccine drive at Mahatma Gandhi School in coordination with Serum Institute and Villoo Poonawalla Memorial Hospital. A total of 50 students received the vaccination, with a second dose planned for October 2024. The Cervavac vaccine offers protection against HPV, which can cause cancer and genital warts in individuals aged 9 to 26 years. This initiative by the Serum Institute aims to protect against cervical and other HPV-associated cancers with India's first indigenous gender-neutral qHPV vaccine, which is also the most affordable HPV vaccine available in the country.
Covid vaccination drive for the students at Mukul Madhav Vidyalaya, Ratnagiri
Villagers avail the free Covid vaccination drive at Padra Taluka in Gujarat
A man gets inoculated at the Covid vaccination drive in Shahpur Village, Kerala
Research
We recognise that medical research plays a crucial role in providing valuable insights into diseases and driving innovation in the treatment of cancer and other rare conditions. In 2021, we partnered with Royal Free Hospital, University College London, and Royal Free Charity, to collect and analyse 1,000 genome samples, and increase the representation of women of Southeast Asian ancestry in international research. We have also been supporting a post-pandemic socio-psychological study by SNDT University on geriatric women across rural Maharashtra since 2021.The completed report is published in April 2024.
With MMF’s support, the SNDT Women’s University published a research report of a post-COVID socio-psychological study on rural Maharashtra's geriatric
Research support extended to SNDT College of Home Science, Pune, for a socio-psychological post-pandemic study of the geriatric women in rural Maharashtra
Home-based primary healthcare for the women and children in the tribal villages of the Gadchiroli District, as part of the SEARCH project
The team from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH), UK, at the District Hospital in Islampur Village, Sangli District, as part of their medical tour to hospitals across Pune, Sangli and Satara districts
Vision Care
We have been consistently tackling the issue of deteriorating eyesight among vulnerable communities by organising medical assessment camps for people across age groups and providing advanced ophthalmic equipment to hospitals. With the medical expertise at Bharati Hospital, Seth Tarachand, and HV Desai Eye Hospital in Pune and Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra at Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, we have facilitated 8,000+ cataract surgeries for children and senior citizens from economically backward sections since 2014. We initiated a paediatric cataract treatment facility at Loknayak Jaiprakash Eye Hospital, Jharkhand, aiming to restore sight for 50-100 children annually. Monthly screening camps are conducted at the ophthalmic clinic in Dehu Gaon. This initiative provides free eye care to rural communities. We have also helped build a conference room at Pune’s Sassoon General Hospital for its Ophthalmic Department to facilitate digital learning and conferences to enhance knowledge for students and professionals alike. 125 visually impaired families in Vaingani, Maharashtra, receive grocery support from MMF.
Our monthly ophthalmic clinic at Gatha Mandir, Dehu Gaon, Maharashtra, where seniors are screened for various eye conditions. Five individuals received free cataract surgeries, facilitated by Sassoon General Hospital.
The newly inaugurated Pediatric Cataract Surgery Unit in Jharkhand, a joint initiative by Mukul Madhav Foundation and Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra, marks a significant step in improving pediatric eye care in the region.
Initiation of the Paediatric Cataract Treatment Facility at Loknayak Jaiprakash Eye Hospital, Chouparan, Jharkhand on 4th June 2024. The collaboration with Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra (NBJK) aims to provide crucial eye care services, including anaesthesia support, to 50-100 children annually.
Ophthalmic camp at Gatha Mandir in Dehu Gaon in March 2024.
Inauguration of a conference room at Pune’s Sassoon General Hospital for its Ophthalmic Department in March
Efforts to increase access to healthcare for senior citizens in Dehu Gaon, Maharashtra
An Enqueue ophthalmic machine provided to the Dehu OPD, Pune, for eye check-ups of pilgrims and the people of Dehu
Support to the elderly with cataract surgeries at the HV Desai Hospital, Pune
Checking infants for vision abnormalities with the Retinopathy of Prematurity (RoP) machine at the NICU in Sassoon General Hospital, Pune
Mental Health
We pay equal attention to mental health, the signs of which are often invisible to many. To understand and gain expertise on the subject, we collaborated with Concern for Mental Health (CFMH), UK in 2014. Their team of experts has since been training psychologists, psychiatrists, primary healthcare workers and others in the mental health field using WHO’s Mental Health Gap Action Programme (mhGAP) guidelines.
To enable the identification of children with special needs at an early age, we teamed up with Sassoon General Hospital in February 2019 to design a programme for 230 primary teachers of Zilla Parishad Schools, special educators, medical officers and social workers in Satara District, and the CFMH team offered them an in-depth three-day training session. We also screened 250 children for mental health issues during this time.
Organised a mental health assessment camp for students and teachers of Panchgani school, Maharashtra in September 2023
Supported Mindscope, a Mental Health Film Festival organised by the Trimiti Trust at The Box Auditorium, Pune
A training course and sensitisation workshop in mental wellness for mental health professionals, facilitated by Concern for Mental Health, UK, at Sassoon General Hospital, Pune
Mother & Child Care
To enable better health and nutrition among women and children, we collaborate with like-minded organisations and conduct awareness sessions to strengthen nutrition in communities and training sessions for rural women and ASHA nurses. We address wellness issues in pregnant women, new mothers and infants by providing home-based primary healthcare in rural areas while also regularly monitoring the nutritional intake of mothers and children. Our collaborators for these projects include SEARCH, Ladies Circle India and Saathi.
To address malnutrition among rural communities, we distributed an innovative food processor that extracts soy milk and okara (rawa) to provide the nutritional needs of women, children and the elderly.
Mukul Madhav Foundation and SEARCH Organization have joined forces to implement a sexual and reproductive health education programme in Gadchiroli, Maharashtra, aiming to benefit 33,000 youth, adolescents, and women.
Addressing the nutritional needs of mothers and children by monitoring their growth, as part of the SATHI project, at Amboli Village, Junnar
Pregnant women across the country supported with health and nutrition care, in association with Ladies Circle India, for the Janani Suraksha project
The state-of-the-art Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) equipped with modern life-saving equipment at KEM Hospital, Pune
TB Support
Addressing the ongoing challenge of Tuberculosis, since March 2023, we are supporting the NI-KSHAY initiative by supporting 1000+ TB patients with Nutrition Kits monthly in Ratnagiri, Satara, and Pune in Maharashtra Jaipur in Rajasthan, Vadodara and Masar in Gujarat and Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh. The patients will also receive nutrition kits until March 2024, aligning with the National TB Elimination Programme’s goal of eliminating TB by 2025.
Civil Surgeon Dr. Jagtap, Dr. Aniruddha Athalye (DHO) Ratnagiri, and officials from MMF oversee the distribution of AKT kits to TB patients at the District Training Center in Ratnagiri, marking a significant contribution to the local TB eradication
Medical officers, PHC staff, and representatives from FIL-MMF and the TB Department gather during the distribution event of nutrition kits to TB patients at a Primary Health Center in Vadodara.
TB kit distribution at Koregaon Rural Hospital: 88 kits distributed to TB patients, accompanied by THO Koregaon Dr. Galandi, Superintendent Dr. Yadav, and TB Officer Mr. Sonakr and Mr. Malgavkar
In March 2024, we distributed nutrition kits to 200 TB patients, aiding the National TB Elimination
Expanded support to NI-KSHAY initiative, adding TB Kits to the monthly distribution in Ratnagiri, Masar, Satara, and Pune Urban areas
Diabetic Care
Since 2014, Mukul Madhav Foundation has been supporting both adults and children with diabetes at KEM Hospital in Pune, which operates a Type 1 diabetic patient support group known as “Club 1.” This group, run by staff from KEM’s Diabetic Unit, aims to enhance patient engagement through peer interactions and consultations with healthcare providers.
Over the past two years, we have expanded our support beyond Pune to include juveniles and adults with Type 1 diabetes in Vadodara, Gujarat, as well as Jalgaon, Karad, and Daund in Maharashtra and across several districts in Tamil Nadu. These individuals receive crucial monthly insulin cartridges and blood-sugar tests to manage their condition.
Our diabetic support programme now assists over 346 children and adults across Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Tamil Nadu. In September 2024, we added 100 new children to a research initiative conducted in collaboration with the Hinduja Foundation. We remain committed to partnering with local organisations and healthcare providers to ensure individuals with Type 1 diabetes access the necessary care and resources for effective disease management.
On April 27th, 2024, Mukul Madhav Foundation renewed its commitment to support 30 Type 1 Diabetic children in Pune for 2024-25. The agreement was signed by Prof Chittaranjan Yajnik, Director of the Diabetes Unit at KEM Hospital, and representatives from MMF. This collaboration, which began in December 2015, ensures that these children continue to receive monthly insulin and blood tests. MMF also extends this support to 169 other Type 1 diabetic children across Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Tamil Nadu, benefiting a total of 199 children each month..
On April 27th, 2024, Mukul Madhav Foundation supported 21 children with Type-1 diabetes by providing insulin cartridges and conducting laboratory tests at the 31st Camp in Vadodara, Gujarat. MMF, in collaboration with KEM Hospital Pune since 2016 and the Diabetic Association of Vadodara (DAB) since September 2021, has been dedicated to aiding children with Type-1 diabetes.
Adopted juveniles and adults with Type 1 Diabetes in Tamil Nadu through the Madras Diabetic Research Foundation
Adopted juveniles and adults with Type 1 Diabetes in Karad
Supported children of the Banjara community diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes in August 2023
Support to juvenile and adult Type 1 diabetics at KEM Hospital, Pune, with monthly insulin cartridges and blood-sugar tests
Insulin cartridges and blood-sugar tests provided each month to the children with Type 1 Diabetes adopted at Vadodara, Gujarat, in collaboration with the Diabetic Association of Vadodara
Thalassemia Care
We organise awareness sessions on Thalassemia followed by thalassemia testing/screening in various colleges along lengths and breadth of Ratnagiri and Pune districts.We also offer them counselling sessions and prescribe medication for anaemia, sickle cell and iron deficiency issues.
We support young thalassemia patients with monthly blood transfusions, filters, and medication, collaborating with the Thalassemia Society Pune Chapter, Bharati Hospital, Indian Red Cross, and the Wishing Factory. We have enabled thalassemia patients to learn how to make rakhis as part of our income generation programme and offered scholarships for their education. So far, we have supported 15+ colleges in Pune , Satara, Jalgoan and Ratnagiri, with 4000+ students attending these sessions. We completed 3000+ blood tests and identified 52 minor students, and we provided counseling and medication by healthcare expert.
Students at Maratha Mitra Mandal Polytechnic College in Maharashtra participating in an awareness and testing session on Thalassemia and Diabetes organised by Mukul Madhav Foundation and Finolex Industries.
Thalassemia and diabetes awareness session at Poona College in Maharashtra where 132 BBA students attended and 85 tests were conducted.
Mr. Rajesh Thakur, Chairman of The Wishing Factory, and Mr. Nitul Barot from FIL-MMF oversee the distribution of essential medicines to Thalassemic children during a ceremony renewing their commitment to support until March 2025.
A thalassemia session held at Jalgoan College
Supporting the Thalassemia Society, Pune Chapter, Bharati Hospital, Indian Red Cross, and the Wishing Factory
Thalassemia awareness camp conducted at the New Education Society’s ACS College, Lanja, Maharashtra in September 2023
Organised a Thalassemia awareness and blood tests camp at the I2IT College, Pune in September 2023
A medical assessment camp for Thalassemia detection at Indira College, Pune, by the Thalassemia Society Pune Chapter
Students of Indira College, Pune, raise their thumbs to show that they have been tested negative for Thalassemia at the medical camp
A student being tested for Thalassemia at DY Patil University, Pune
A Thalassemia awareness session in progress at the Agriculture College, Pune
Medical Assessment Camps
To promote wellness among vulnerable communities, we organise medical assessment camps that include general check-ups ranging from dental and ophthalmic examinations to orthopaedic and psychiatric evaluations for the elderly. We also conduct bi-yearly medical assessment camps at government schools in the Pune, Satara and Ratnagiri districts of Maharashtra. To provide the best available medical care, we collaborate with hospitals and on-ground partners across villages in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Assam and Jharkhand to organise blood donation camps and ailment-specific screenings such as diabetes, thalassemia, clubfoot and cancer, and tuberculosis.
Mukul Madhav Foundation organised a blood donation drive at Agricultural College, in collaboration with Bharati Hospital's Blood Bank, successfully collected 63 blood bags, significantly contributing to life-saving efforts.
From May 24th to June 13th, 2024, Mukul Madhav Foundation organised two comprehensive medical camps in Ratnagiri. The first camp on May 24th focused on Truck Drivers, Cleaners, Loaders, Forklift drivers, and other staff, while the second camp from June 11th to 13th exclusively screened truck drivers. A total of 258 individuals were screened for Oral Cancer, Dental Check-ups, Eye Check-ups, Nutritional advice, Physiotherapy advice, Dermatological screenings, and Blood Testing (CBC, BSL, PSA) by a team of expert doctors, including Preventive Oncologists, Dental surgeons, Nutritionists, Ophthalmologists, Dermatologists, Local Physiotherapists, and lab personnel. The camps, conducted in association with Walawalkar Hospital, Infigo Eye Care Hospital, and Sassoon General Hospital, provided free tests with necessary follow-ups and treatments.
A blood donation and health camp was held in March 2024 at I2IT College, Hinjewadi, Pune. 102 blood bags were collected, and 250 students were screened.
Conducted health camps across 10 schools in Ratnagiri, screening 2888 students aged 4 to 18 years
Geriatric camp conducted by the Mukul Madhav Foundation
5th geriatric camp at PHC Khavali, Wai
Honoured for supporting tuberculosis patients with nutrition kits in September 2023
A medical assessment camp at the Finolex Cerebral Palsy Centre, Ratnagiri
Medical assessment for the caddies at the Pune Golf Course in Yerwada
Senior citizens receive medical care during an assessment camp at the Primary Healthcare Centre in Limb Village, Satara District
Students undergo an eye check-up during a medical assessment camp at Mukul Madhav Vidyalaya, Ratnagiri
A dental examination in progress during a medical assessment camp at Swami Swaroopananda High School in Pawas Village, Ratnagiri DIstrict
Clubfoot
Children with the clubfoot defect have difficulty walking due to their twisted or out-of-shape limbs, which adversely impacts their quality of life. The treatment of this condition includes physiotherapy and surgery. We supported a clubfoot programme where we provide braces and surgeries to 145+ children with clubfoot from underprivileged families in Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka , Telangana, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu.
Mukul Madhav Foundation and Finolex India Limited’s representatives met children, their families, and medical professionals during visits to institutions in Bangaluru in Karnataka, Gujarat, and Rajasthan as part of our ongoing support for clubfoot treatment.
On 14 June 2024, Mukul Madhav Foundation signed an agreement with Cure International India to extend their support to 145 children with Club Foot from Bangalore, Rajasthan, Pune, and Gujarat. This collaboration, ongoing since 2022, aims to help children born with this birth defect and ensure they lead dignified lives.
Children with clubfoot adopted for support with medical care, in association with Cure International India Trust, at the Institute of Child Health in Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Supporting the medical needs of children with clubfoot at Dharpur Patan Village in Gujarat
Support with medical facilities to children with clubfoot adopted at the Government General Hospital in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh
Cochlear Support
To support the hearing impaired, we collaborated with organisations and have been donating hearing aids and performing cochlear implant surgeries at hospitals across Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh since 2010. We have conducted 318 free cochlear implant surgeries for the underprivileged until April 2023.
Signed the agreement to support hearing impaired children of Kadapa district, Andhra Pradesh in July 2023
Support to the hearing impaired with cochlear implant surgeries at hospitals across Mumbai, Pune and Nasik
A two-year-old with hearing impairment underwent a cochlear implant surgery at the Dr Uppal ENT Hospital, Thane
A seven-year-old from Pune provided with a free cochlear implant surgery at KEM Hospital, Pune
Cleft Palate Surgeries
We’re dedicated to transforming lives through cleft palate surgeries, offering children the chance to smile with confidence for a brighter future. We provide comprehensive cleft surgeries, along with post-operative care in speech, dental, ENT, nutrition, and follow-up check-ups. In line with this goal, we’ve partnered with Mission Smile.
Mukul Madhav Foundation, in collaboration with Mission Smile, has committed to supporting 66 cleft surgeries in Gujarat, West Bengal, and Telangana.
Facilitated 25 cleft palate surgeries in Pondicherry, Tamil Nadu in July 2023
Assisted in facilitating 26 cleft palate surgeries in Assam in July 2023
Hernia Support
We promote accessible and compassionate hernia care, ensuring individuals regain their health and quality of life through effective treatment and support. As of September 2023, we’ve facilitated 50 hernia surgeries for senior citizens from Maharashtra.
Aided in ensuring hernia surgeries for elderly residents in Satara and Pune Districts in September 2023, Maharashtra.
HIV Care
We’re committed to comprehensive HIV care, facilitating treatment access, and raising awareness for a healthier, educated community. Recognising the importance of protecting HIV-positive pregnant women and their newborns, we’ve partnered with the AIDS Prevention and Control Unit.