Healthcare and Sanitation Projects

DAWN Trust, with the support of TNFORCES, conducted a Mother Feeding Survey to assess the nutritional practices and needs of lactating mothers. Alongside the survey, healthy diet packs were distributed to promote better maternal and child health.

DAWN Trust, with sponsorship from the National Institute of Naturopathy, organized an awareness program in colleges to promote natural healing practices and holistic well-being.

DAWN Trust has been actively conducting large-scale awareness initiatives across public spaces, government schools, and private schools, focusing on the well-being of children, youth, and the community at large.

DAWN Trust organized a comprehensive School Health Program across multiple schools with the objective of promoting health awareness, preventive care, and healthy habits among children.

DAWN Trust, in collaboration with Joseph Eye Hospital and Maxivision, organized free eye camps to provide accessible eye care services to rural communities.

DAWN Trust, with the support of dedicated doctors and healthcare professionals, has been conducting general and specialized medical camps across various villages to ensure accessible healthcare for rural communities, especially women and children.

DAWN Trust successfully implemented the Axshaya G9 TB Project in Perambalur, aimed at increasing community awareness, early detection, and referral support for Tuberculosis (TB), in alignment with the National TB Elimination Program (NTEP).

DAWN Trust has been consistently promoting the spirit of giving and saving lives through annual Blood and Organ Donation Camps. These initiatives strengthen public health systems and inspire community participation in life-saving causes.

During the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic, DAWN Trust extended support to safeguard the health of those serving on the frontlines. As a preventive measure, Arsenicum Album 30 (Homeopathy) was distributed to key groups exposed to high risk.

From 2007 to 2012, DAWN Trust successfully implemented the Community Action for Health (CAH) program in Perambalur Block, reaching 54 villages across 20 panchayats. This initiative, under the National Health Mission (NHM), focused on empowering communities to monitor and improve public health services.