Poor people in rural areas lack access to sufficient primary healthcare facilities. The National Rural Health Mission advises that mobile medical vans are the best option. Just Smart World primarily focuses on offering beneficiaries a wide range of education, preventative, and curative primary healthcare services.

India still struggles to give its citizens access to fundamental healthcare, even after several decades of independence. Government reports claim that 45 youngsters in India pass away from respiratory illnesses every hour. Diarrhea kills one child every two minutes. And each year, avoidable diseases claim the lives of roughly 2 million children under the age of 5.

Just Smart World runs awareness campaigns on a variety of health and hygiene issues in an effort to promote preventive actions and foster a healthier society. Our NGO uses visual material that is popular among the community, such as puppet performances, street plays, etc., for this goal. Children are the best messengers to deliver the word to their parents, relatives, and other community members, therefore another tactic used is including children and youth in awareness. For various age groups, localities frequently host health weeks and health camps.

In order to limit the frequency of morbidity and death, especially in children and women, the situation necessitates prompt treatment and diagnosis.

We provide free medical consultation, health checks, and free medications to underserved rural and urban communities. Each of these healthcare vans serves 15–16 different areas each week and diagnoses 100–150 people daily. These medical vans will operate 6 days a week and rotate across the designated destinations. In order to ensure that patients receive prompt care and healing, a referral system to the closest government hospital is in place.