Jayabharat Tribal 10 bedded Free Hospital
About The Initiative
In this 21st century, it is crucial to work with greater attention towards the poor, exploited, and tribal sections who often die of simple diseases due to poverty, ignorance, and lack of access to medical facilities.
These communities reside in small huts far from towns, working as agricultural coolies, laborers, and fishermen. During the tenure of Atal Bihari Vajpayee as Prime Minister, with the support of the then Union Minister for Rural Development, M. Venkaiah Naidu, and inaugurated by the then Minister of Tribal Affairs, Jual Oram, this 10-bedded Tribal Hospital was sanctioned and established on 16th May 2003 in the premises of Jayabharat Hospital. The project was sponsored by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India.
The operational area of the hospital is 7 mandals of Nellore District. Hospital staff conducted house to house survey conducted in these 7 mandals and distributed Arogya Identity cards were given to a total of 13434 families.
Implementation
Free Treatment
Complete medical care including food, treatment, and follow-up at no cost to tribal families.
Medical Camps
Regular health camps and awareness programs bringing healthcare directly to remote villages.
House Surveys
Door-to-door surveys across 7 mandals with Arogya Identity cards distributed to 13,434 families.
Ambulance Service
Transportation of patients in need from remote areas to the hospital for immediate treatment.
Seemantham: Celebrating Motherhood
Seemantham is a traditional ceremony conducted for pregnant ladies to bless them and create awareness regarding pregnancy and childbirth. On 16th August 2013, we organized a special Seemantham program where 161 pregnant women attended.
The response was overwhelming – pregnant women and their families were overjoyed with the blessings and knowledge shared. This program significantly increased hospital admissions for deliveries, with 20-30 deliveries now being conducted every month.
Our Impact
Changing Lives Through Care
Every Month
Operations
Deliveries
Surgeries
Arogya Mithras: Friends of Health
Enthusiastic tribal volunteers nominated and trained to spread health awareness
Awareness Campaigns
Conducting regular awareness camps to educate tribal communities about preventive healthcare and hygiene practices.
Community Bridge
Acting as a vital link between remote tribal villages and the hospital, ensuring no one is left without care.
Training Programs
Regular training sessions to equip volunteers with knowledge about first aid, health indicators, and emergency response.
Testimonials
Hear from the lives we’ve touched
From the moment I was admitted, I felt safe and cared for. The doctors explained everything clearly, and the nursing staff treated me with kindness and patience. This hospital truly puts patients first.
The doctors here are extremely knowledgeable and attentive. My treatment plan was well explained, and I felt confident throughout my recovery. I’m grateful for the excellent medical care I received.
The entire process—from admission to discharge—was seamless. The staff was always available to help, and the facilities were clean and well maintained. It made a difficult time much easier for my family and me.
Gallery
A glimpse into our commitment to compassionate care
