Save Lives — GSK CSR Initiative
Improving maternal and child health outcomes through community education and trained ASHA support across rural West Bengal.
- Bankura & Purulia, WB
- 2019–2022
- 8,500+ families
Health rights for every family.
BITAN's health programmes focus on maternal and child health, nutrition security, and community health rights — reaching the most underserved families in West Bengal and Tripura through trained community workers and partnerships with government health systems.
Maternal and child mortality remain disproportionately high in rural West Bengal and Tripura. BITAN bridges the gap between government health infrastructure and the communities it serves — deploying trained health volunteers, organising health camps, and running sustained behaviour-change campaigns on nutrition, immunisation, and antenatal care.
Our health work is deeply integrated with ASHA workers, anganwadi centres, and district hospitals. We believe community health is inseparable from rights — every family deserves access to quality care regardless of geography or income.
Over two decades of on-the-ground work translated into measurable change.
Each project reflects a distinct partnership, geography, and community need — united by BITAN’s commitment to lasting, community-owned change.
Improving maternal and child health outcomes through community education and trained ASHA support across rural West Bengal.
Promoting health entitlements and community-led monitoring of public health services in West Bengal.
“Many underprivileged families have been benefited through BITAN's health work. The trained volunteers visit our homes, guide us on immunisation, and help us access government schemes we didn't even know existed.”
Whether you fund a project, volunteer your skills, or partner your organisation — your support helps BITAN reach more communities and create deeper impact.