Kerala Care 2031

ONE STATE • ONE HEALTH • ONE MISSION

Implementing Organisation: Satyameva Jayathe Foundation Charitable Trust

Project Period: 2026–2031 | Coverage: All 14 Districts of Kerala (Pilot: Ernakulam)

KERALA CARE 2031 is a five-year statewide community development mission initiated to strengthen preventive healthcare, emergency preparedness, mental wellness, addiction prevention, disability inclusion, nutrition, environmental sustainability and community leadership across Kerala.

Seven Strategic Pillars

Mission Framework

Healthy Villages

Preventive Healthcare & Early Detection. 5,000+ medical camps, 20 lakh NCD screenings, 50 lakh citizens target.

Inclusive Villages

Disability Inclusion & Rehabilitation. 15,000+ mobility devices, 2,000 prosthetic limbs, 5,000 caregivers trained.

Safe Villages

CPR, First Aid & Emergency Preparedness. 1,00,000 community volunteers trained in CPR & emergency response.

Drug-Free & Mindful Villages

Mental Wellness & Addiction Prevention across schools, colleges, families, and youth groups.

Nutrition & Wellness Villages

Healthy Lifestyle & Nutrition Security. 1 lakh households supported towards organic kitchen gardens.

Green & Healthy Villages

Environment & Public Health. 5 lakh trees planted, plastic reduction, and water quality testing.

Community Empowerment

Volunteers, Youth, Women's Groups & School Health Clubs (50,000 Community Health Volunteers).

Pilot Progress & Strategic Partnerships

Sree Narayana Institute of Medical Sciences (SNIMS): Strategic healthcare partner providing specialist doctors, diagnostic support, and camp logistics.
Chendamangalam Community Medical Camp (26 July 2026): Served over 300+ community members with General Medicine, Dermatology, and Paediatrics consultations.
Emergency Response Training: Rolled out CPR and basic life support sessions in educational institutions in Ernakulam District.

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