Primary & Community Healthcare
Health awareness, preventive outreach, community mobilisation, referral linkages and access support for underserved populations.
Advancing equitable access to health information, preventive care and community-based solutions through collaboration, innovation and local action.
The INSEN – Public Health Network is a thematic platform dedicated to promoting healthier, informed and resilient communities, with particular attention to underserved and vulnerable populations.
Our approach integrates preventive and promotive healthcare, community engagement, public health preparedness, capacity building, evidence-based interventions and convergence with existing health systems.
INSEN seeks to complement—not replace—public health services by supporting community participation, partnerships and locally relevant solutions.
Healthy, informed and empowered communities with equitable opportunities to achieve well-being and access essential health services.
To strengthen preventive healthcare, community health literacy, public health preparedness and sustainable health systems through inclusive partnerships and evidence-based action.
Integrated public health priorities across the life course and across communities.
Health awareness, preventive outreach, community mobilisation, referral linkages and access support for underserved populations.
Awareness on antenatal care, safe motherhood, immunisation, nutrition, newborn care and adolescent well-being.
Community awareness, early care-seeking, risk communication and prevention of malaria, dengue, TB and other infectious diseases.
Awareness on hypertension, diabetes, cancer screening, healthy lifestyles, mental well-being and timely referral.
Training, behaviour change communication, youth engagement and community-led health promotion.
Supportive learning, community feedback, health workforce capacity building, quality improvement and service linkages.
Awareness on safe water, sanitation, climate-sensitive diseases, zoonoses and connections between human, animal and environmental health.
Community risk assessment, operational learning, ethical data use, digital literacy and evidence-informed programme design.
Risk communication, outbreak preparedness, community volunteer training and coordinated health support during emergencies.
Working through communities, institutions and partnerships to translate public health priorities into practical action.
Illustrative proposed programmes for technical partnerships, grants and CSR collaboration. These are not presented as completed projects.
Mobile and community-based awareness, screening linkages, health education and referral support in underserved areas.
Proposed InitiativeRisk-based community mobilisation, surveillance awareness, prevention education and local preparedness for malaria and other vector-borne diseases.
Proposed InitiativeMaternal and child health literacy, nutrition awareness, immunisation promotion and community support for continuity of care.
Proposed InitiativeHealth education on lifestyle risks, screening awareness, appropriate referrals and long-term self-care support.
Proposed InitiativeTraining local volunteers and community organisations in health communication, prevention and emergency readiness.
Proposed InitiativeIntegrated community education on zoonotic risks, environmental health, water and sanitation and climate-related health vulnerabilities.
Proposed InitiativeINSEN aims to develop community-centred public health initiatives in Assam and the wider North Eastern Region of India, with emphasis on remote, rural, underserved and vulnerable communities.
Our work is designed to complement government health programmes, respect clinical and public health protocols, and strengthen community ownership through responsible partnerships.
We welcome collaboration with public health departments, healthcare institutions, CSR partners, foundations, academic institutions, civil society organisations and community volunteers.