Building sustainable community health capacity through structured governance, institutional training, and field-tested education.
Priority 1
The apex non-profit organization incorporated under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013, dedicated to community welfare, health education, and primary healthcare awareness.
Priority 2
The proposed training and educational division of ICHF, intended to conduct structured health education, practical skill development, and first-aid awareness programmes.
Priority 3
Community Medical Service & Essential Drugs (CMS & ED) 18-month modular training conducted in academic collaboration with Indian Rural Medical Association (IRMA).
Indian Community Health Foundation (ICHF) is established with the objective of promoting community health education, primary healthcare awareness, vocational learning and public health-related social initiatives.
ICHF seeks to create educational opportunities for young people, community volunteers and individuals interested in learning about basic health services, hygiene, preventive wellness, and community health support.
Registered Constitutional Objectives
Core Areas of Community Work
Percent Non-Profit Commitment
Months Comprehensive CMS & ED
Empowering society through accessible health literacy, ethical standards, and grassroots participation.
"To contribute to a healthier, better-informed society through accessible community health education and awareness."
"To promote health knowledge, educational opportunities, preventive healthcare awareness and responsible community participation, with particular attention to rural and underserved populations."
Uncompromising adherence to non-profit ethics, public accountability, and statutory governance.
Making foundational healthcare knowledge available to youth, rural volunteers, and learners.
Prioritizing grassroots public welfare, sanitation campaigns, and maternal-child health literacy.
Strict observance of healthcare laws, patient safety protocols, and responsible medical referral.
Taking health literacy, preventive screening, and hygiene awareness directly to the doorsteps of rural families.
Conducting door-to-door hygiene and basic health screening camps in Uttar Dinajpur villages.
Teaching rural mothers practical water purification and wholesome nutritional care for infants.
Mentoring young community health ambassadors in first-aid response and health counselling.
Stay updated on admissions circulars, awareness camps, and official notices from ICHF.
Indian Community Health Foundation conducts the CMS & ED Training Programme in academic synergy with the Indian Rural Medical Association (IRMA). The standardized 18-month curriculum is structured at an approved fee of ₹26,000 for Regular Centre-Based study and ₹32,000 for Online study.
Whether you are interested in admissions, community volunteer work, or institutional health awareness partnerships, our team is here to assist you.
