What is Inclusion

Every person is essential to the transformation of their own societies, and yet many are still denied full access to legal protections. Social and economic participation and essential services. Social inclusion in health means accountably, affordably, and reliably expanding health care access to the poor and most vulnerable, and is essential to ensure the human right to health and achieve sustainable development

Who do we need to include in India?

Despite substantial improvements over the past two decades, health outcomes in India continue to be closely tied to socio-economic status, social identity and geographical location. ‘Excluded groups are those among whom a majority of members systematically lack access to appropriate, affordable and quality health services.

Scheduled Tribes

People with Disability

Urban Poor

Scheduled Castes

Sexual and Gender Minorities

Youth and Adolescents