Mobile health services
For rural and tribal women in the villages of district Jaipur, healthcare had always been a distant dream — not because they did not need it, but because no service ever came to them. GBS changed that. With support from the Runnebaum Foundation, Germany, GBS brought an entire health system on wheels — reaching women in 60 villages who had spent years hiding their health problems, suffering in silence, and going without treatment.
What followed was not just better health outcomes — it was a transformation in how these women saw themselves and their right to care.
Implemented from 2016 to 2021 — and still continuing — this project was designed with one clear purpose: to reach the women who the healthcare system had left behind. Rural and tribal women from backward castes across 60 villages in Rajasthan's district Jaipur were the focus, and the results have been life-changing. Mobile health units travelled from village to village, setting up camps where women could come forward — many for the very first time — to speak openly about their health, receive diagnosis, and access free treatment. The project dismantled the stigma, fear, and distance that had kept these women away from care for so long.
- 10,000+ Tribal women who adopted health-seeking behaviour for the first time
- 60% Reduction in STD/RTI infections among women in the target area
- 3,500 Women treated for general and gynaecological problems, free of cost
- Implemented 2016–2021, still continuing
- Supported by Runnebaum Foundation, Germany
- 60 villages covered in district Jaipur, Rajasthan
- Focus on rural and tribal women of backward castes
- All services provided free of cost
- Diagnosis and treatment for general ailments
- Gynaecological care and consultation
- STD/RTI screening and treatment
- Health awareness and behaviour change sessions
- Doorstep delivery in remote villages
