AMAN PROGRAMMES

Fund Raising appeal for AMAN Primary Health Care Centre, Matipora, Baramulla, j&K

Since 2003, the AMAN Trust has been running a health care centre in the village Matipora, Baramulla district of Jammu and Kashmir ..... PHOTOS

The centre provides basic health care facilities to neighbouring twenty villages, in a radius of around 7 kms. In the past six months, more than 2500 people have visited the centre for treatment and consultation. Out of these, majority were women and children.

Report on AMAN Health Care Centre, Baramulla, J&K

The AMAN Health Care Centre, now being supported Charities Aid Foundation has been running in the village of Matipora in Baramulla district, Jammu and Kashmir since, 2003. It broad objectives are:

  • Providing health care and laboratory facilities to people of 20 villages of Baramulla district
  • Run preventive awareness campaigns on reproductive health and child care
  • Advocacy on government health care schemes like NRHM reach beneficiaries and properly implemented


This is a six monthly report, on its activities from 1st February to 31st July 2012.

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AMAN Health Camps in J&K

AMAN trust conducted a TB awareness camp in the village Mattipora in the Baramulla district of J&K on the 15th July. The camp is part of a year long awareness campaign on TB prevention. The programme is being conducted in collaboration with the Government t of J&K and Voluntary Health Association of India (VHAI). Nearly twenty participants attended the camp. They included Asha workers, village Sarpanch, ICDS workers and village elders. AMAN will conducted four more such camps in the coming months. For more information on the programme, write to us.

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Health Centre, Bara Mulla, J&K

AMAN, with assistance from the Charities Aid Foundation has been conducting it activities at its Community Based Health Care in a remote village of Mattipora in Baramulla district since February 2012. The project has seen active participation of the local community in not only mobilising people of the district to take part in the programme but also in providing voluntary labour and services in running the centre. The Centre is the only quality medical facility for 20 surrounding villages.

The highest number of patients range from the age group of 20-50 with 60 per cent of the patients being women. In the last three and a half months the centre treated almost 1000 persons and has conducted carried out 50 laboratory tests during the same period. Approximately, 44% of the patients came from Matipora while other patieents come from  villages as far as Habang Tango, Tangnarg, Nowpara and Magam. Presently the centre is housed in a five room building.

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