Learn more about our current projects & impact
Karma Primary Healthcare
Ray of Hope has partnered with Karma Primary Healthcare, who currently run 24 full-time nurse assisted e-health clinic that provides healthcare in Rajasthan, Haryana, and Madhya Pradesh.
The clinics are staffed by a nurse on-site and leverage telehealth technology to connect to a virtual team of doctors based in various cities across India ready for on-demand consultation.
Ray of Hope and Karma Primary Healthcare are raising community awareness to provide online access to healthcare consultation, first aid services, diagnostic services, quality medicines, monitoring, follow-up exams, and assistance in accessing tertiary care.
Our Impact: In June 2019, Ray of Hope in partnership with Karma Primary Healthcare established a new clinic in Lasadiya district in rural Rajasthan, India serving a population of ~35,000 residents. In the first ten months of the clinic being open, we have already had more than 2,000+ visits as well as increased community health awareness.
Bal Utsav
Bal Utsav is committed to improving government school infrastructure in India, providing teacher development programs and scholarships, benefiting over 700,000 children living in poverty.
The organization also promotes a Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) program which ensures access to high quality, safe sanitation facilities with a focus on menstrual hygiene.
Our Impact: In 2019, Ray of Hope supported Bal Utsav’s WASH program to provide 800+ high school age girls with menstrual hygiene supplies, awareness & OB/GYN visits to ensure good health, which in turn allows them to thrive in school & continue their education.
Inglis
Since 1877, Inglis has made a commitment to helping people with disabilities. Inglis serves people living independently in the community, as well as those living in our residential nursing facility, Inglis House.
The Adapted Technology program at Inglis House provides computer lab access with computers specially designed for disabled patients.
The technology program allows for disabled patients to explore independent reading, conduct research, connect to the outside world, and gives them new exposure to life-changing technologies like 3D printing & virtual reality. Over the past 8+ years, Ray of Hope has supported the Adapted Technology program at Inglis with a variety of game-changing technology equipment allowing the disabled community that Inglis serves to be empowered by technology.
Our Impact: In 2019, we supported the newly opened Inglis Innovation Center that further makes adapted and emerging technology available to the broader disabled community in Philadelphia.
