Public Health & Community Wellbeing
Shurokkha works to improve health and overall community wellbeing through preventive healthcare, health awareness, community engagement, and primary healthcare support.
Programme Overview
The Public Health & Community Wellbeing Programme aims to strengthen health awareness, disease prevention, access to primary healthcare, and community-led health initiatives among vulnerable and underserved populations. Through evidence-based planning, partnerships, and active community participation, we work to improve long-term health outcomes.
Why This Programme Matters
Preventable diseases, limited health literacy, delayed care-seeking, and gaps in access to primary healthcare increase health risks for many communities. Timely awareness, screening, referral, and community-level support can significantly improve quality of life.
What We Work On
Health Awareness & Education
Community-based awareness on health risks, preventive behaviour, and timely care-seeking.
Disease Prevention
Awareness and behaviour-change interventions for dengue, chikungunya, communicable, and non-communicable diseases.
Primary Healthcare Support
Needs-based health camps, screening, basic consultation, and referral to appropriate health facilities.
Nutrition & Wellbeing
Nutrition awareness for mothers, children, adolescents, and vulnerable households.
Community Engagement
Engaging local leaders, volunteers, schools, and community organizations in public health action.
Evidence & Research
Using data and community insights to understand health needs, risks, and programme outcomes.
Our Approach
We combine community needs assessment, local stakeholder participation, technical support from health professionals, and awareness activities. We prioritize collaboration with local institutions, healthcare providers, educational institutions, volunteers, and government agencies.
Expected Impact
Improved health awareness, stronger preventive practices, better access to primary healthcare and referral services, and increased community capacity to identify and respond to health risks.
Partner With This Programme
We welcome collaboration with health institutions, hospitals, universities, research organizations, government agencies, NGOs, corporate CSR initiatives, and development partners.