In a country as vast as India, healthcare access is often a matter of geography and privilege. While urban hospitals are rapidly evolving, rural and low-income populations still lack basic medical services. At Emmanuel Globalcare Foundation, we believe that healthcare is a human right, not a luxury. Our work as a healthcare NGO in India focuses on reaching the unreachable with free medical services, preventive care, and awareness.

The Healthcare Crisis in India

According to the World Health Organization, over 65% of India’s population lives in rural areas, but only 30% of healthcare professionals serve these regions. Add to that the cost of treatment, lack of awareness, and limited transportation—and the result is a public health emergency in slow motion.

Children die from preventable diseases. Women go without reproductive care. Elders suffer silently from chronic illnesses. We’re here to change that.

Our Healthcare Programs

The Emmanuel Globalcare Foundation has developed a multi-pronged strategy to bridge the medical divide:

• Mobile medical units that travel to remote villages and urban slums, providing general checkups, treatment, and referrals.
  
  
• Free health camps offering eye exams, dental care, gynecological services, and diagnostics.
  
  
• Chronic illness management for diabetes, hypertension, and other long-term conditions.
  
  
• Maternal and child health programs, ensuring safe pregnancies, infant immunizations, and nutrition support.
  
  
• Mental health support through counseling and wellness workshops.
  
  
• Health education initiatives promoting hygiene, menstrual health, and disease prevention.
  
  

Partnering with Professionals

We collaborate with doctors, nurses, hospitals, and medical colleges that volunteer their time and expertise. This professional support, coupled with our grassroots reach, creates a sustainable and scalable healthcare model.

Measurable Impact

In 2024 alone, we conducted 92 health camps, reached over 25,000 individuals, and provided medications free of cost to more than 10,000 patients in Gujarat and surrounding regions.

Looking Ahead

We plan to expand our medical mobile units across 5 more states by 2026 and integrate telemedicine to reach isolated communities.

How You Can Contribute

• Sponsor a mobile health unit or medical camp
  
  
• Donate medicines and equipment
  
  
• Volunteer your skills if you’re a healthcare professional
  
  
  Healthcare should not depend on your zip code. Help us bring care to those who need it most.