16 Nov
AMPI 5K Run/Walk 2025 at Fullersburg Woods
Families and friends of AMPI walked and ran the annual 5K at Fullersburg Woods to raise money for…
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Lactation management centers
Families and friends of AMPI walked and ran our annual 5K in Oak Brook, raising funds for free healthcare in the slums of Hyderabad. See you on the trail next fall.
This out-patient clinic and 20 bed short stay unit served 139,587+ patients in 2025, saving families an estimated ₹42.7 crore in medical costs. It is one of the busiest clinics of its kind in the Hyderabad area. While in India I attended a national seminar on health NGOs in Bangaluru organized by Azim Premji’s group and learned that the Shaheen Nagar clinic that we are funding completely may be the one of the most comprehensive and busy clinics in the country.
50% of the beneficiaries experienced improved mental and emotional health after receiving good quality primary health services over a period of time.
As you may recall we decided to fund the construction and running of a 20-bed unit on the second floor of the structure.
This unit has been completely full since its opening and has proven to be a game changer. Patients from Dengue fever to Typhoid and a myriad other illnesses that do not require prolonged care are being helped in this unit. Since its opening, it has had 100% occupancy.
There was even a mini epidemic of cholera in slum schools due to contaminated water. We were able to contain it as well.
In order to promote Breastfeeding at the community level, HHF in collaboration with AMPI USA have set up initially 5 lactation management centers at Khyam Nagar, Rajendra Nagar, Shaheen Nagar, Wadi e Mustafa & Pahadi Sherif with aim to provide privacy to mothers for feeding their babies, while they come for treatment and also to promote the concept of Breastfeeding at the community level so that mothers are able to express milk for longer periods of time to their babies.
Unlike other clinics, our care is entirely free. A survey of the families who use the Shaheen Nagar clinic shows what that means for some of the poorest households in Hyderabad.
There are also a number of Rohingya refugees among our patients. Our next goal is to take this model to other parts of Telangana and beyond.
There have been very good suggestions in moving the program forward. our immediate needs are
LARGEST MULTI-DISCIPLINARY HEALTH CARE CENTER IN THE REGION
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