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Projects at Bhoruka
Truckers' Intervention Program
Care home for HIV infected and affected children
Reproductive Child Health Program
Anti Girl Trafficking
HIV / AIDS Stigma & Violence
HIV / AIDS Mainstreaming
Capacity Building
Work Place Intervention Program
Child Watch
Snehneer - Home away from home
CB-DOTS Program
 
Quality Policy

Care and supportWe at Bhoruka, provider of health care services to the society, are committed to build and sustain the organisation as a welfare oriented innovative service unit wherein QUALITY is the hallmark of every activity achieved through the team work and involvement of all employees in pursuit of excellence in all our endeavours.

 From the Director's Desk

Social Welfare Organization2007: is an important year in the history of Bhoruka Public Welfare Trust as it brought about qualitative changes in the pattern of our activities. This year we have taken various initiatives and focused on strengthening social capital in our working areas.
Mainsreaming Resource Unit (MRU) for the state of Bihar is one such example. We have been selected by UNDP-NACO to facilitate the mainstreaming efforts of the national program. It proposes to work with government and non-government entities by strengthening systems, capacities and building synergies and partnerships and to work with various levels of the government including district administration, women's federations and youth to ensure greater participation of community leaders, MGOs and local government in the HIV prevention activities.
Public-Private partnership was another important focus of this year. To ensure regular service deliveries, we have been providing human resource to WBSACPS to run technical and counseling services in various VCTC/ICTC/PPTCT centers and blood banks.
In this year, we have completed 5 years project to ensure reproductive rights to poor women in the community in five state of Eastern India. Through this project we have developed social capital of nearly 3000 of Community Health Workers who are now acting as communitylevel resources to ensure reproductive rights.
Promoting "Rational use of blood" is another key area of Bhoruka Blood Bank in this year. In partnership

Quality Objectives

•  Provide quality blood and blood components effectively.
• Encourage rationality in the use of blood and blood components.
• Improve the quality of life by addressing the health needs of the vulnerable sections of the community,
• Develop human resources for sustained quality services.

Blood Bank

Blood BankThis year 11252 units of blood and products was supplied, the highest supply in the last decade.
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