Join us as we take a look into the year that has been (2023-24)!
Swasti has made significant strides in improving public health and well-being through 37 projects, reaching over 41 million individuals. Our focus on addressing climate change, promoting health equity, and providing essential healthcare services has been quintessential in our efforts to add a 100 million healthy days to the lives of the most vulnerable.
Stay tuned for snapshots of all of our projects of the previous financial year!
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Article alert | @BWHealthWorld | Dr. Prof. Sudha Chandrashekar, CEO of Swasti, reflects on why Kerala's demographic transition offers an important blueprint for the rest of the country and why healthy ageing should be viewed as both a development priority and an opportunity.
Join us at KACHCON 2026 for a thought-provoking discussion on how government, public health, digital innovation and policy can come together to strengthen Comprehensive Primary Healthcare & advance Universal Health Coverage in India.
📅 24 July 2026 🕒 2:15-3:15pm IST
Universal Health Coverage cannot be achieved through financing alone.
At KACHCON 2026, this session explores how India can build healthcare systems that are trusted, equitable and designed around people, not just patients.
#KACHCON2026#UniversalHealthCoverage#PrimaryHealthcare
📍 We're heading to KACHCON 2026!
We are joining public health professionals, researchers and practitioners from across Karnataka at the 36th Annual Karnataka Association of Community Health Convention.
📅 24–25 July 2026
📍 Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College, Kolar
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As India works towards #ViksitBharat2047, achieving #UniversalHealthCoverage is essential for healthier communities, greater economic resilience, and sustainable development.
📖 Read the article to explore why investing in health today is investing in India's future.
Health is not a cost. It's one of the smartest investments a country can make.
In the July edition of @ExpHealthcare , Dr. Prof. Sudha Chandrashekar, CEO of Swasti, explores why Universal Health Coverage (UHC) must be viewed as an economic priority.
The article highlights why India's next phase of health reforms must focus on strengthening primary healthcare, increasing public investment in health, shifting from treatment to prevention & building partnerships across sectors to create resilient, people-centred health systems.
Healthy days begin with healthy connections.
On #WorldZoonosesDay, we're reminded that human health doesn't exist in isolation. It is shaped by the health of animals, our environment, and the systems that connect them.
More than 60% of known infectious diseases in people are zoonotic, making prevention a shared responsibility. By strengthening community awareness, surveillance, primary healthcare, and a One Health approach, we can detect risks early, prevent outbreaks, and protect communities.
What does it take to build healthier cities?
If you're interested in urban health, primary healthcare, health systems, or the future of public health, this conversation is for you.
Watch the full talk: https://t.co/pNJFZsZVdX
#UrbanHealth#HealthyCities#PrimaryHealthCare
At the BeST - Bengaluru Science and Technology Cluster's Science for Sustainable Urban Living series, Shankar A G, Director – Programs at Swasti, explored what it takes to build healthier cities through his talk, "The Neighbourhood is the System."
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Join us at "The Neighbourhood is the System," a Flash Talk by Shankar A G, Director – Programs, Swasti, at Urban Health: Healthy Cities & Healthy Communities, part of the Bengaluru Science and Technology Cluster's Science for Sustainable Urban Living Public Talk Series 2026.
In today's feature by @TheCSRUniverse_ Dr. Prof. Sudha Chandrashekar, CEO, Swasti, highlights the need to view climate, health, nutrition, and livelihoods as interconnected systems. Building resilience requires integrated solutions.
Read the article: https://t.co/f7uB7XiaMu
This World Environment Day, we are reminded that the health of people and the health of our environment are inseparable.
Protecting our environment is one of the most important investments we can make in protecting health and wellbeing for current and future generations.