Hyundai Motor India Foundation announces new CSR projects for healthcare delivery
05 July 2024 | News
5 telemedicine clinics in Talegaon, and 2 mobile medical vans in Nagpur and Aurangabad districts have been inaugurated
Hyundai Motor India Foundation (HMIF), the CSR arm of Hyundai Motor India Ltd. (HMIL), has announced the launch of multiple Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programmes across the Art, Health, and Sanitation sectors in Maharashtra.
The initiatives were inaugurated in the presence of Girish Mahajan, Minister, Rural Development & Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of Maharashtra, at the Bombay Art Society in Mumbai.
5 telemedicine clinics were unveiled by Girish Mahajan, along with 2 mobile medical vans that were flagged off under the Sparsh Sanjeevani project. Furthermore, 100 water RO systems were virtually unveiled at 100 schools in Gadhchiroli as part of project H2OPE, which aims to make water accessible for all.
In a significant boost to healthcare access, HMIF has set up 5 telemedicine clinics in underserved areas of Maharashtra, benefiting people in Pait, Kadus, Wada, Navalak, Umbare, and Sudumbare villages in the district of Talegaon.
These clinics will provide essential medical consultations and healthcare services remotely, bridging the gap between healthcare providers and patients in remote regions. With this addition, HMIF will operate 40 telemedicine units across India, aiming to reach 50 units nationwide.
HMIF has also introduced 2 customised mobile medical vans equipped with essential medical facilities to serve remote and underprivileged areas of Nagpur and Aurangabad, offering diagnostics and treatment directly to those in need. Together, the telemedicine clinics and medical vans will cater to a rural population of over 1 million across the districts.
