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Cause & Cure of his Foot Ulcer A recent medical evaluation revealed that Mr. Vimal’s chronic right foot ulcer was not caused solely by an external injury but was primarily linked to nerve compression in his spine. Doctors explained that the spinal cord, particularly between the D12–L2 levels, carries nerves that control movement and sensation in the legs and feet. In Vimal’s case, a cyst at the D12–L2 region compressed these nerves, leading to muscle weakness, loss of sensati

Educational Seminars Specific for Age of Learners A recent health education seminar emphasized the importance of hand washing and personal hygiene among young children in our community. The session aimed to teach how regular and proper hand washing can prevent the spread of common infections and support overall well-being. Recognizing the seasonal challenge, especially during winter when there is limited water access and cold temperatures make hand washing less appealing, th

Movement Helps Children Reduce Screen Time During regular health meetings in slum areas, the Save Kids Trust team observed that many parents were struggling with their children’s increasing mobile screen time. Along with this, several children were showing signs of poor focus and distraction in daily life. To address this challenge, SKT introduced Kathak dance classes in one of our clinic areas — a creative and cultural solution that keeps children active, disciplined, and jo

Educational Seminars focus on Adolescent Girls Dr. Rinku Saini, Director at Save Kids Trust, brought warmth and energy to a special winter health care session for adolescent girls. The educational seminar was packed with helpful tips on tackling common winter health challenges, easy daily routines, and clever home remedies—plus a fun rundown of “Do’s and Don’ts” to keep everyone feeling their best all season long! The girls got practical ways to stay healthy and build great h

Educational Clinic teaches best hygiene practices In slum communities, abdominal pain is a common problem among children. Most of it comes from poor hygiene — but when clean water and soap are hard to find, washing hands becomes a challenge. At Save Kids Trust, we gently remind children again and again to wash their hands whenever possible. Each small reminder, each tiny effort, helps protect them from illness and builds a healthier future — one clean hand at a time. With you

Emergency Medical Care in Informal Housing Communities Pranit, a hardworking father of three from Uttar Pradesh, came to Jaipur in search of a better life. He works long hours in a cloth factory, earning just enough to pay rent and feed his family of five. One afternoon, while his children were playing at home, a sudden accident turned his world upside down. His six-year-old son Tejas fell and hit his head badly. Blood started flowing, and Pranit, terrified and helpless, rush