EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES FOR A HEALTHIER FUTUREHealth for All is a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization committed to improving the lives of vulnerable and marginalized communities. Established in 1991 and registered under the Andhra Pradesh (Telangana Area) Public Societies Registration Act, 1350 Fasli (Reg. No. 4221), the organization has been working tirelessly to promote inclusive and sustainable development for underserved populations. Over the years, Health for All has complied with all statutory requirements and has obtained important certifications including 12A and 80G tax exemptions as well as FCRA approval from the Ministry of Home Affairs, enabling the organization to receive foreign contributions to support its humanitarian initiatives.At Health for All, we strongly believe that meaningful change in society can only occur when individuals and communities work together to address social challenges. Our approach focuses on empowering people, especially children, women, youth, and disadvantaged groups, by strengthening their abilities and providing them with opportunities for growth, education, and improved health. Through our programs and partnerships, we strive to create sustainable solutions that uplift communities and enable them to live dignified and self-reliant lives.
Our work is guided by the belief that every child has the fundamental rights of survival, protection, development, and participation. We advocate for access to quality healthcare, nutrition, education, and a safe environment where children can grow and thrive. In addition, we actively support the welfare of women by promoting gender equality, encouraging women’s participation in community development, and facilitating skill development and livelihood opportunities. Health for All also focuses on broader community development by addressing issues such as poverty, health awareness, environmental protection, and social welfare. The organization conducts programs related to health and sanitation, HIV awareness, education for underprivileged children, skill development for youth, and empowerment initiatives for women. These efforts aim to create long-term improvements in the social and economic conditions of communities while promoting awareness and responsible participation among citizens. With a strong network of volunteers, professionals, and community leaders, Health for All collaborates with government agencies, partner organizations, and donors to implement impactful programs. The organization has successfully reached thousands of individuals through education initiatives, health camps, awareness programs, and empowerment activities, demonstrating its commitment to building healthier and stronger communities.
Through dedication, collaboration, and compassion, Health for All continues to work toward its vision of a society where every individual has equal opportunities, lives free from discrimination, and is empowered to lead a dignified and fulfilling life.
On the morning of 26.08.2025, a delegation met with the Honourable Governor of our State, Shri Jishnu Dev Varma Garu, at Raj Bhavan.Under the leadership of Dr. Baki Vidya Kumar Garu, President of the Health For All Voluntary Organization, the organization’s executive team, along with prominent High Court lawyer Shri Kishan Lal Garu, Shri Surender Garu (President of Bahujana Ikya Vedika), Shri Madarapu Chinna Ellayya Garu, Shri Edelli Kishtaiah Garu (NFC BMS Leader), and Shri Uppugalla Somaiah Garu, President of the Kalusukundam Randi Voluntary Organization, jointly met Governor Shri Jishnu Dev Varma Garu and submitted a memorandum highlighting the difficulties faced by senior citizens in our state.
During the meeting, Dr. Baki Vidya Kumar Garu explained in detail the hardships being experienced by many senior citizens across the state. He brought to the Governor’s attention the struggles of elderly people who lack even basic living facilities and continue to live in helpless and unfortunate conditions. Many senior citizens, despite having families or resources in the past, are now abandoned, neglected, and forced to spend the remainder of their lives in distress, with some even ending up on the streets.The delegation submitted a request to the government seeking proper shelter and living facilities for such vulnerable senior citizens.