Healthcare Initiatives

Family Health Centre in Gwal Pahari

DLF Foundation is supporting Adharshila for a Family Health Centre in Gwal Pahari, Gurugram, to make quality healthcare affordable for impoverished communities living in and around the area. The centre provides speciality care in family medicine, gynaecology, paediatrics, dermatology etc., having specialized doctors visiting the facility thrice a week.

Beneficiaries also have access to general physicians, facilities like a pathology lab and a radiology service. Health camps are being organized as well to detect and diagnose heart diseases, cancer, dental problems, bone density issues, etc.

Around 35-40 patients visit the Centre per day to avail subsidized check-ups. Around 4336 consultations were conducted at the healthcentre through this initiative

The Adharshila Family Health Centre conducts a number of outreach initiatives to promote effective healthcare in the area and began this programme in December 2022. As part of this initiative, a programme of regular health screening camps has been launched in the neighbouring regions. This programme is being mobilised 3 times every week, catering to the Badshahpur slum near Anant Ram House, Sector 57, along with those near Wazirabad, Sector 51 (behind DPS), Ghata village and Ansal University. These camps offer general health check-ups, and blood tests for the beneficiaries who need them. Moreover, medicines are provided to the patients free of cost. Around 2809 consultations were conducted through this initiative.

Case Study on Family Health Centre in Gwal Pahari

DLF Foundation in collaboration with Adharshila Trust is supporting a Family Health Centre in Gwal Pahari, to provide general and speciality healthcare free of cost to underserved communities.

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Wellness On Wheels

DLF Foundation in collaboration with Fortis Hospital has launched the healthcare initiative, ‘Wellness on Wheels’, a mobile healthcare screening bus offering free diagnostic services to all communities.

The mobile screening bus will travel on a weekly basis in Gurugram and adjoining districts including rural and urban areas providing beneficiaries with access to an array of free services including blood analysis, urine analysis, HBA1C, and doctor consultations. The primary goal of this initiative is to bring quality healthcare services to all regardless of their economic background.

World First Aid Day Workshop by DLF Foundation

Every year on the second Saturday of September, World First Aid Day is observed to promote awareness about how first aid can save several lives. To mark this day, a workshop and awareness session on First Aid and CPR was organized in collaboration with Manipal Hospitals by DLF Foundation at construction sites across Gurugram.

The workshop was designed to prepare the workers with skills in first aid such as CPR, aiding recovery as well as information about what to do during disasters or emergencies, so that they can assist themselves and others during any crisis situations in their daily lives.

Approximately 120 workers attended the event organized at construction sites in Sectors 74, 91 and Sector 92 and in DLF Phase 5.

World Heart Day

Every year on the 29th of September, World Heart Day is celebrated to increase awareness about cardiovascular diseases, including their prevention and their global impact. To mark this day a workshop was held for construction labourers in DLF Park Place, Park Drive Road, Phase V, Gurugram on the 29th of September, in collaboration with Adharshila Trust, a reputed non-governmental organization in the field of community healthcare and poverty alleviation.

The workshop consisted of an awareness session on cardiac health, symptoms and immediate steps to be taken while one is having a cardiac arrest. As a part of Cardiac Awareness session the topics covered were reasons for heart attack, symptoms of heart attack, immediate steps to be taken if one notices symptoms and steps to be taken for having a healthy heart. In addition to this, free health screening, medical counselling. tetanus vaccinations, and medicines were provided to all attendees. Over 280 beneficiaries attended the awareness session and participated in the free health screening.