Educure School Health designs and implements child health programs for rural and government schools in partnership with National Health Mission initiatives and corporate CSR funds — screening, treatment referral, nutrition, adolescent girls' health and awareness, all delivered digitally with per-child proof of impact.
Screening protocols mapped to the Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram 4Ds — defects at birth, deficiencies, diseases and developmental delays — so findings plug directly into district referral pathways under the National Health Mission.
Mobile medical teams that reach zilla parishad, ashram shala and municipal schools where private screening never arrives, with local-language parent reports.
Dedicated anaemia, menstrual health, nutrition and hygiene programs for girls' hostels and residential schools, run by women medical staff.
Schedule VII aligned child health projects with per-child costing, digital proof of delivery, impact dashboards and audit-ready utilisation reporting for the funder.
Our teams have delivered public-health style child and women's health programs at scale, working with government departments and hostels for underprivileged children.
Hostels for underprivileged girls
Government of Maharashtra · 100 schools · 2017-18
District, block or school list, number of children, and the health outcomes the scheme or CSR policy targets.
Per-child costing, MoU with the department or funder, and consent workflow for parents.
Medical teams screen every child digitally, with referrals routed to government facilities where applicable.
Coverage, findings, referral closure and year-on-year improvement dashboards for audit and CSR reporting.
Tell us about your scheme, CSR policy or district cohort and our partnerships team will respond with a costed program proposal.
Share your district, cohort size and funding window, and we will send a costed program proposal.