Since its establishment, Kajla Janakalyan Samity has been dedicated to improving public health through collaborative efforts with government health services. The primary goal is to enhance access to government health services, aiming to lower mortality rates, particularly maternal and infant deaths, and to combat infectious diseases.

Details of Health Programme:

• Running Health Clinics for poor people
• Emergency Service provides oxygen, Blood and ambulance service.
• Awareness generation program on immunizations, maintaining personal health hygiene and government health related schemes and services.
• Promotion of herbal plants and use of herbal medicine.
• Collaboration with Ground level Health units of the Govt. for ensuring immunization, family planning, TB, COVID vaccinations.
• Prevent COVID through distribution of Mask, Providing Medical equipment and preventive materials to Govt. Health Centers, Educate the community on COVID protocols & Vaccination through tableau, Postering, setting flex, Street Corner etc. Distribute Medical Kits to Ground level Health Workers(ASHA), Creation of Service Units for supplying Oxygen, Oximeter, Medicine etc. to the community,
• Collaboration with Govt. Health Dept. and engaging Rogee Sahayak under NHM
• Running Sanitary Napkin Pad Bank, Clinic & counseling at slum areas & forest areas for birth control
• Conduct Health Camp in the most vulnerable community for reducing common & chronic diseases.
• Conduct Eye screening camp at the most vulnerable community especially for senior citizens and distribution of spectacles.
• Collaboration with Govt. & Private hospital for reducing TB diseases for the slums communities.
• Collaboration with Govt. & Private hospital for cataract operation of senior citizens and others.
• Financial support to the ultra poor emergency patients through creation of Health Fund.

What kind of expertise exists in KJKS:

Promotion of home-based nutrition gardens along with medicinal / herbal gardens, use of general and basic herbal medicine under home based care as a first aid, WASH and its practices, general health care, Mental Health, Reproductive Maternal and Child Health Care, TB and HIV / AIDS, Personal health & hygiene, Maintenance of COVID protocol