Village-rooted • Women-led • Last-mile care delivery

Healthy ageing and eldercare support, brought closer to every village.

SEHAT SEVA is the service-delivery arm of the eldercare ecosystem — linking village teams, local elder support centres, cluster coordination, telemedicine support, nutrition care, and family-facing home assistance.

SEHAT SEVA Abhiyan — the wider initiative SEHAT SEVA Sansthan, Kangra — training & coordination hub Village Kendras — last-mile service points

Explore the three audience paths See how the model works

Women community workers supporting an elderly person

One coordinated village support model

Health support, bedside care, nutrition support, centre-based services, home visits, digital records, and cluster-level coordination — all designed to work together.

9–11Local team members

3Service groups

15 daysWard visit rhythm

How it is structured

A field model with a visible centre, a village face, and a stronger support backbone.

SEHAT SEVA is designed as a three-layer system: the wider Abhiyan, the central Sansthan at Kangra, and village-level VARISHTHA Naagrik Suvidha evam SEHAT SEVA Kendras that bring services to elders and families.

SEHAT SEVA Abhiyan
the wider initiative for healthy ageing and last-mile support

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SEHAT SEVA Sansthan, Kangra
coordination • advanced training • stakeholder interface • systems support

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Village Kendra
home visits and centre-based support

Cluster Support
coordination, monitoring, escalation, handholding

App + Offline System
planning, recording, continuity and accountability

Community support and intergenerational care

Three village service teams

Health support, care support, and nutrition support — working as one village ecosystem.

Each local SEHAT SEVA team may include around 9–11 members in three coordinated groups, supported by cluster coordination and practical work systems.

Community health worker with senior citizen

Health support team

Multipurpose Health Workers

Preventive health checks and home visits every 15 days, ward-wise
Basic Emergency Medical Technician and Home Health Aide roles
Telemedicine facilitation and early need identification
Healthy ageing support and referrals where required

Bedside attendant helping an older adult

Care support team

Bed Side Attendants

Support at the local elder day-care and first-aid / support centre
Daytime home assistance when families are away at work
Supervised companionship and routine support services
Convenient local access to assisted care support

Nutritious food preparation for elderly care

Nutrition support team

Poshan Ahaar Workers

Special food preparation and delivery for elders and infirm persons
Support at home or through the local SEHAT SEVA Kendra
Links with biodiversity and nutrition garden initiatives
Nutrition as a practical part of healthy ageing support

SEHAT SEVA Sansthan, Kangra

The advanced training and coordination facility behind the field model.

SEHAT SEVA Sansthan serves as the main point of reference for external stakeholders, while supporting training, model refinement, supervision, systems development, service standards, and coordination support for village and cluster teams.

Training

Advanced practical training, skill refreshers, and field-readiness support for SEHAT SEVAC teams.

Coordination

Cluster handholding, monitoring systems, escalation support, and operational continuity.

Quality support

Service standards, record formats, partner interface, and model strengthening for scale.

Training and coordination facility for community care workers

Three audience paths

Designed for families, institutions, and the frontline workers who make the model real.

SEHAT SEVA speaks differently to each group it serves — while keeping one integrated field model at the centre.

Government • funders • institutions

A scalable village care model

See how village teams, local centres, coordination support, blended financing, and accountable service delivery can come together as a practical last-mile system.

Senior citizens • families

Support closer to home

Understand what services can reach elders at home, what support the local centre offers, and how families can access daytime help, regular visits, and nutrition support.

SEHAT SEVACs • local women-led teams

Service with skill, dignity, and livelihood

Explore the role pathways, training support, teamwork, and local social-enterprise potential behind SEHAT SEVA’s last-mile workforce.

Journey and scale pathway

From COVID-era care response to a stronger 2026–2030 village service model.

SEHAT SEVA grows from lived field learning — not abstract planning alone.

Early COVID period

Needs became visible

The practical support gaps faced by elders and infirm persons became more sharply visible within homes and communities.

2021

Micropilot and women-led service effort

The Covid Warriors for Senior Citizens effort demonstrated a local women-led approach to elder-focused support services.

2021–2024

Field testing and refinement

Practical learning continued around what kinds of care, coordination, and service structures were workable on the ground.

2026–2030

Cluster and district scale-up

The next phase aims at block- and district-level expansion through stronger systems, training, field structures, and local service centres.

Connect with SEHAT SEVA

Build with us — as a partner, a supporter, a village stakeholder, or a future SEHAT SEVAC.

SEHAT SEVA seeks partnerships for training, village implementation, local women-led team development, healthy ageing support, nutrition services, and scalable last-mile service systems.

For government & funders For families & elders For SEHAT SEVACs

SEHAT SEVA Abhiyan The wider mission for village-rooted eldercare and healthy ageing support.

SEHAT SEVA Sansthan, Kangra Training, coordination, systems support, and external institutional interface.

Village SEHAT SEVA Kendras Local service points for regular visits, support, care, and practical family assistance.