Healthcare access
Direct healthcare access for 15,000+ people in remote and underserved communities through mobile medical camps and services.
Delivering essential healthcare directly to communities — health camps, emergency services and specialised care where access is hardest.
Understanding
Community health services deliver essential healthcare directly to communities — particularly in underserved and remote areas where access to healthcare facilities is limited — bringing medical care closer to the people who need it most.
Our initiatives provide preventive and curative healthcare through mobile medical camps, emergency response services and community-based facilities. Coodu Trust has served 15,000+ people across 50+ villages through 200+ health camps staffed by qualified doctors and medical personnel.
The portfolio spans general health camps with medical teams, essential emergency support such as an affordable mortuary van service, and specialised care centres for specific health emergencies and epidemic response. We work with qualified medical professionals, paramedics and community health workers to keep comprehensive coverage and 24/7 emergency response in place for rural and marginalised communities.
Why this work matters
In remote and underserved villages, the nearest healthcare facility is often too far — so check-ups are skipped and illness goes untreated.
200+ mobile health camps with qualified doctors and medical teams have brought check-ups and treatment to 50+ villages — serving 15,000+ people.
For poor and disadvantaged families, essential health system support — including dignified mortuary services — can be priced out of reach.
Under the Tamil Nadu Health System Project we run an affordable mortuary van service, backed by 24/7 emergency support for the communities that need it most.
When COVID-19 struck, rural families had little access to isolation facilities, critical care or reliable information.
Our COVID Care Centre (2020–2022) provided critical care, isolation facilities and treatment, while relief works delivered prevention, awareness and essential supplies.
Without preventive care and health education, conditions go undetected until they become emergencies.
Health education, awareness programmes and door-to-door outreach by community health workers put preventive healthcare within everyone's reach.
At a glance
Track record
| Programme | Period | Type | Highlights | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tamil Nadu Health System Project (TNHSP) — mortuary van service | Ongoing | State programme | Affordable mortuary van service for poor and disadvantaged communities | Ongoing |
| General rural health camps | Ongoing | Key activity | Medical teams providing check-ups and treatment in rural watershed areas | Ongoing |
| COVID Care Centre | 2020–2022 | Key activity | Critical care, isolation facilities and treatment for COVID-19 patients | Completed |
| COVID-19 relief works | 2020–2021 | Key activity | Pandemic prevention, awareness and essential supplies | Completed |
Impact
Direct healthcare access for 15,000+ people in remote and underserved communities through mobile medical camps and services.
Affordable mortuary van services improving access to essential health system support for poor and disadvantaged communities, with 24/7 emergency response.
A COVID Care Centre providing critical care, medical support, isolation facilities and treatment for people affected by COVID-19.
Preventive and curative healthcare extended to 50+ villages through 200+ camps organised with qualified medical teams.
Get involved
Help us expand our community health services to reach more underserved populations. Your support enables more health camps, emergency services and specialised care facilities for the communities that need healthcare the most.