Programmes

Structured pathways from community need to continuing support.

SCF programmes combine community engagement, referral, service navigation, institutional linkage and follow-up according to their defined scope and stage of implementation.

Community health programmes

Established Programme

Community Cancer Care Programme

Awareness, early identification, referral, patient navigation, treatment-support linkage and continuity of care.

Established Programme

Community Hearing Care Programme

Community hearing assessment, audiology and ENT linkage, referral, rehabilitation support and follow-up.

Active Programme

SPARSH

Supportive and palliative-care coordination, family guidance, referral and continuing-care pathways.

Active Programme

UMANG

Support for children affected by cancer, blood disorders and complex health needs through specialist and family linkage.

Child and family initiatives

Pilot Initiative

UMEED

Child-development and family-support initiative integrating service mapping, family navigation and rehabilitation linkage.

Strategic Initiative

UDAAN

Community-based child-development initiative centred on need assessment, institutional linkage and structured support pathways.

Programme Quality

Consistent standards across implementation.

Programme design

Defined need, objectives, geography, beneficiary group, accountable lead, partners, resources, risks and safeguarding framework.

Implementation

Consent, registration, activity documentation, referral, continuity status, expenditure and evidence capture.

Monitoring & review

Programme indicators, periodic review, responsible-owner verification, exceptions and corrective action.

Public accountability

Reconciled indicators, approved reports and verified institutional or partnership information.