Survival of the Child and their Treatment

Nearly 1.73 million children die in India every year due to lack of treatment. Appa Foundation works with the children from the most marginalized, economically deprived families to support them in their treatment of critical surgeries. The parents usually do not have a huge amount of money to spend on the treatment of such surgeries. The organization sponsors treatment of these underprivileged children and helps them to get back to their normal lives.

Child survival is a field of public health concern with reducing child mortality. Child survival interventions are designed to address the most common causes of child deaths that occur diarrhea, malaria and neonatal conditions.

Many countries are devoted to the child survival interventions as a way of reducing the child mortality. Every year nearly 10 million children under age five die, mostly from preventable and treatable diseases.

Health Awareness program

Appa Foundation organizes awareness programs on health and personal hygiene for the slum community and for underprivileged children for spreading awareness in the schools and slums on various health issues.

Nutritional Support

Many families come from weaker sections who need nutritional support especially children who are admitted in government hospitals and whose parents cannot afford food and find it very difficult to take care of their children. Appa Foundation voluntarily supports to these underprivileged children by providing them nutritional kits.