Empowering Health :
Dashavruksha Charitable Trust's Medication Support Initiative"
About Dashavruksha Charitable Trust :
Registered on November 17, 2023, our aim is to provide quality education and medical
support for individuals with disabilities, alongside empowering women.
Objective :
To provide consistent medical support, including monthly medication, to
individuals with disabilities, single parents, and BPL beneficiaries through government doctors.
Vision :
Our vision is to create a world where everyone, regardless of age, ability, or financial status, has equal access to healthcare. We aim to create inclusive communities where no one is left behind due to health challenges. Through our efforts, we strive to make healthcare a basic right for all,for a healthier and more equitable society.”
Mission :
Our mission is to empower individuals to manage their health effectively, irrespective of socioeconomic barriers. Through strategic partnerships with pharmaceutical companies, healthcare providers, and community organizations, we facilitate the provision of medications to those who might otherwise struggle to afford or access them. We empower individuals to manage their health effectively and overcome barriers to medication access.
Medical Support Programs :
At Dashavruksha Charitable Trust, our initiative is dedicated to offering continuous medication support to individuals, including those with disabilities, single parents, and those living below the poverty line (BPL). This assistance, provided by government doctors, addresses both incurable diseases and chronic conditions. Also, we support residents in old age homes and students in schools and hostels who require monthly medications. Our goal is to enhance health outcomes and improve the quality of life for our beneficiaries."
The project aims to cover the entire state of Karnataka, conducting surveys in each district and taluks to identify individuals in need of assistance due to chronic illnesses such as HIV, disabilities, cancer, and other conditions requiring regular medication.
Monthly medication will be provided to eligible individuals through amount as account transfers and medication supply to doorstep if required. This ensures a regular supply of necessary medications for the project's duration.
Individuals undergoing treatment will be required to provide doctor prescriptions and health records to validate their eligibility for support. Our team will then conduct home visits to better understand their health issues and ensure that they receive the appropriate assistance.
Identification and Reach :
Through extensive district-wide surveys, conducted by Dashavruksha, we will identify and assist those in need.Our approach is educating and direct assistance. We work tirelessly to raise awareness about the importance of medication adherence and provide resources to support individuals in navigating complex healthcare systems. Additionally, our team offers personalized guidance and financial assistance to help individuals overcome financial obstacles that may hinder their ability to obtain necessary medications.
Funding Approach :
As a non-profit organization, we do not receive funding from the government. Our operations are sustained through contributions from individual donors to sustain our operations and continue providing essential services to those in need.
Dashavruksha Charitable Trust's Medication Support Initiative is a pioneering program that aims at ensuring equitable access to vital medications for disabled communities. Recognizing the critical role that medication plays in maintaining good health and well-being, this initiative seeks to bridge the gap between those in need and the resources required to obtain essential medicines.
By fostering collaboration and innovation, Dashavruksha Charitable Trust's Medication Support Initiative strives to create a future where access to essential medications is not a privilege but a fundamental right. Together, we can empower individuals to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives, regardless of their circumstances.
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