Bringing essential healthcare services, nutrition support, and medical assistance to tribal communities in remote villages.
Health Camps Conducted
Patients Treated
Mothers Supported
Villages Reached
LITDS is committed to improving the health and well-being of tribal families through health camps, mobile medical services, maternal, child health programs and dispensary in the campus
Patients Treated
LITDS regularly conducts health camps in remote tribal villages, providing medical consultations, health screenings, medicines, and awareness on preventive healthcare. These camps help bridge the healthcare gap for underserved communities. Through these initiatives, LITDS serves poor tribal families by diagnosing and treating patients suffering from chronic illnesses and various diseases such as malaria, dengue, typhoid, and snake bites. The health camps improve access to essential healthcare services and contribute to the overall well-being and quality of life of tribal communities.
Many tribal communities living in remote areas have limited access to quality healthcare services. LITDS organizes health camps to provide timely medical care, early diagnosis, treatment, and health education, ensuring that vulnerable families receive essential healthcare support close to their villages.
Through mobile clinic services, LITDS reaches isolated tribal villages with essential healthcare services. Medical teams provide consultations, treatment, medicines, and follow-up care for individuals who otherwise have limited access to healthcare facilities.
Many tribal villages are located in remote and inaccessible areas where healthcare facilities are scarce. LITDS operates mobile clinics to bring essential healthcare services directly to these communities, ensuring timely medical attention and reducing barriers to healthcare access.
Patients Treated
Nutrition Kits & Care Provided
Special attention is given to pregnant women, expectant mothers, and lactating mothers through nutrition support, health education, regular health monitoring, and awareness programs. These interventions contribute to healthier mothers and children.
Pregnant women, expectant mothers, and lactating mothers in tribal communities often face challenges such as malnutrition, limited healthcare access, and lack of awareness about maternal and child health. LITDS provides targeted support to ensure safe pregnancies, healthy childbirth, and proper nutrition for both mothers and children.
LITDS operates a dispensary within its campus to provide primary healthcare services to students residing in the school and hostels, as well as families in different villages. The dispensary ensures prompt medical care, treatment, and health monitoring.
LITDS operates a campus dispensary to provide accessible and timely primary healthcare services to students, hostel residents, and families from surrounding villages. The dispensary addresses common health issues, ensures early treatment, and promotes preventive healthcare within the community.
Patients Treated