Empowering Lives Through Health & Outreach Since 2021
At Green Care, we champion a wide range of health-focused initiatives and community outreach programs designed to improve public wellness and deliver essential healthcare services to underserved populations.
Since 2021,
Our key activities include:
- Free health check-up camps
- Blood donation drives
- Cataract screening & surgery camps
- Health awareness and education workshops
- Distribution of first aid kits and essential medical supplies
Through these efforts, we aim to promote preventive healthcare, raise awareness on critical health issues, and empower communities to lead healthier, informed lives. Our dedicated team works tirelessly to bridge healthcare gaps and ensure accessible, quality medical support for all, especially in rural and marginalized areas.
1. Arogya Raksha
Health Check-up Camps
In a joint effort to promote student well-being, Green Care, in partnership with the Taluk Hospital and Youth Red Cross, recently organized a complimentary health check-up camp. The event was held at the Government First Grade College in Yellapur, specifically catering to its student body. During the camp, participants received thorough health screenings and were also provided with valuable medical advice and guidance, ensuring they had access to professional healthcare insights.
Free Cataract Screening & Surgery Camps
Green Care, in collaboration with the Vishva Seva Samiti, PDG Rtn. Subrao Kasarkod Memorial Rotary Hospital Sirsi, District Blindness Prevention Association Karwar, District Health and Family Welfare Department Karwar, and Taluk Hospitals, conducted a total of 5 free cataract screening and surgery camps in the taluks of Banavasi, Siddapur, Yellapur, and Mundgod. More than 850 people were screened, and 462 individuals were taken to the Rotary Hospital for cataract surgery, where successful operations were performed and free spectacles were distributed.
Blood Donation Camps
Two blood donation camps were organized in collaboration with the Health and Family Welfare Department, Taluk Hospital Yellapur, IMA Lifeline Blood Center, Pandit Public Hospital Sirsi, Blood Storage Unit Taluk Hospital Yellapur, Creative Computer Training Center, Sankalp Trust, and Government First Grade College Yellapur. The camps were conducted at Taluk Hospital Yellapur and Government First Grade College Yellapur. A total of 150 donors were screened, and blood was collected from 83 donors.
COVID-19 Vaccination Drives
In response to the global pandemic, Green Care organized multiple COVID-19 vaccination drives to safeguard the health of vulnerable communities. Through coordinated efforts with local healthcare professionals and volunteers, we ensured free and safe access to vaccines for thousands of individuals, especially in remote and underserved areas.
These initiatives not only helped boost immunization rates but also raised awareness about vaccine safety, preventive care, and post-vaccination support. At Green Care, we continue to stand committed to public health and community resilience.
Health Education & First Aid Kit Distribution
At Green Care, we believe that knowledge is the first step toward prevention. Our health education sessions empower communities, especially students and rural populations with vital information on hygiene, nutrition, disease prevention, and basic healthcare.
In addition, we conduct first aid kit distribution drives to equip schools, families, and local centers with essential medical supplies. These kits serve as crucial tools in handling minor injuries and emergencies promptly.
Through these efforts, we aim to foster a culture of health awareness, safety, and self-care across all age groups.
2. Asha Kirana Yojane
Free Health Check-up Camp For Senior Citizens
Green Care Organization, in collaboration with the Health and Family Welfare Department, Sirsi; Eco Care (Regd.); Sankalpa Trust; and the Karnataka State Government Pharmacists’ Association, organized three free health check-up camps for 150 senior citizens at Suyogashraya, Siddapur Road. A team of experienced doctors conducted tests for diabetes, blood pressure, and hemoglobin for the camp participants. Based on the doctors’ recommendations, necessary medications were distributed. Sirsi Sub-division Assistant Commissioner Ms. Kayva Rani, KAS; Commercial Tax Officer Mrs. Bhuvaneswari Patil, KAS; and other dignitaries were present during this health check-up camp, encouraging the initiative and interacting with the beneficiaries.
3. Koushalya Vikasa
Skill Development Program
Green Care launched Basic Fashion Designing and Beautician training programs at Adike Bhavan, Yellapur, under the Koushalya Vikasa Yojana to empower rural youth and women, especially from the Siddi community.
The program was inaugurated by Hon’ble MLC Sri Shantaram Siddi, in the presence of Mrs. Bhavya Shetty, Ex TP President, Yellapura, Ramanatha Siddi, Director of LAMPs Society, and other dignitaries. Three batches of 45-day training were conducted, training 120 participants (20 per stream per batch) with detailed syllabi and course kits. All trainees received certificates upon completion.
A “Kaushalya Samagama” workshop was held to promote self-help groups, self-employment, and practical skills. Expert sessions on hygiene, entrepreneurship, life skills, and personality development supported the trainees growth.
Account Assistant Training
As part of the Koushalya Vikasa Yojana, a 30-day Account Assistant training program was successfully conducted for 15 unemployed degree holders from the district, aimed at equipping them with essential skills to secure suitable employment in today’s competitive environment.
The training included both theoretical and practical sessions covering key areas such as financial services, bookkeeping, GST and taxation, stock market and trade, and financial management. Course-specific kits were provided to all trainees, and certificates were awarded upon successful completion of the program.
In addition to skill development, efforts were made to facilitate employment opportunities for trained graduates. In collaboration with MES Arts and Commerce College, Sirsi, and QCESS Corporation, a job fair was successfully organized at MES College, Sirsi, to connect trained candidates with potential employers.
Aari Embroidery Training Program
To promote economic self-reliance among unemployed women and young women in Sirsi, a 21-day free Aari Embroidery training was conducted under the Koushalya Vikasa Yojana. The training was organized in collaboration with Keerthi Fashions, an ISO-certified registered organization. The program covered a wide range of skills including basic Aari stitches, zari work, stone, bead, knot and thread work, tracing work, blouse marking, sari pre-pleating, and two types of sari draping techniques. Each participant also designed and completed their own blouse as part of the practical training. The training program was inaugurated by Assistant Commissioner Ms. Kavya Rani, KAS; Tax Commissioner Mrs. Bhuvaneswari Patil, KAS; Rotarian Dr. Sumana Hegde; along with other dignitaries.
4. Awarness Programs
Program on SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act Through Street Plays
In collaboration with the District Administration, Zilla Panchayat, and the Department of Social Welfare, Karwar, awareness programs were successfully using 6 street plays performances by our cultural team. These programs aimed to educate the public on the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 (Amended) and the Rules of 1995 (Amended in 2016). The awareness drives were held across several villages in Yellapur Taluk – Kundargi, Kiravatti, and Madanur Gram Panchayat limits, as well as in Siddapur Taluk – Kanagod, Annalabail, and Halageri Gram Panchayat limits.
Cyber Awareness Programs
Green Care, in collaboration with the Police Department, Health Department, and College Education Department, successfully conducted awareness programs reaching a total of 120 students. Participants included trainees from the Account Assistant training program as well as students from the Government First Grade College, Yellapur.
The sessions focused on critical topics such as blood safety measures, the harmful effects of drug abuse, cybercrime prevention, and the significance of blood donation. Expert resource persons led these interactive programs, effectively enhancing students’ knowledge and encouraging responsible community behavior.
Awareness Programs
As part of its continued commitment to community welfare and public awareness, Green Care Organization successfully organized and observed several key social and health-related awareness programs throughout the year.
Among these were:
Kanakadasa Jayanthi – Celebrated to honor the life and teachings of the great saint-poet Kanakadasa, promoting values of social harmony and inclusivity.
World AIDS Day – Observed to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS, reduce stigma and discrimination, and promote preventive and care measures through community engagement and educational outreach.
“Sparsha” Leprosy Awareness Campaign – Conducted to educate the public on the causes, symptoms, prevention, and treatment of leprosy, aiming to eradicate misconceptions and encourage early diagnosis and medical intervention.
