Under the Reach Initiative we have conducted health screening camps in more than 1600 villages and screened more than 1.5 lakh children in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Union Territories like Diu, Daman & Dadra Nagar Haveli. About 70,000 children were brought to their normal state from malnourishment and Anemic conditions identified during screening camps. This is achieved by providing “Mauji” biscuits to malnourished children and Iron supplements to Anemic Children completely free of cost.

Health and Hygiene programme is being carried out in more than 1200 villages, by providing sanitary pads to more than 72000 adolescent girls in the age group of 11 to 18 years. We have started the initiative by providing conventional disposable sanitary napkins on monthly basis and later switched over by providing reusable biodegradable napkins once for each beneficiary.

Since 2017, we run 3 UNM children PHC in Dahej, Balasinor and Indrad. In 2022 onwards more PHCs are started in remote areas of Gujarat. As on date, 11 PHCs and a paediatric hospital are functional to provide free of cost medical services to underprivileged populace. More than 6.2 lakh OPD conducted through 11centers / hospital as above.

Through Pratiti – an initiative to restore old and create new Gardens and Lakes, so far, a total of 15 Gardens and 2 Lakes across 2 cities have been restored / built at par with international standards. Reflecting their popularity within the community, the Parks and Lakes receive annual footfalls of more than 56 lacs.

Ecological restoration of Shetrunjay Hills, Palitana (Gujarat) - As part of this challenging project, UNM Foundation endeavours to restore the Shetrunjay Hills, an extremely important ecological and religious site, to its lost glory.