Projects: International Institute of Health and Hygiene

Projects undertaken and completed by International Institute of Health and Hygiene with National, International funding agencies and Government.

S.No	Name of Project	In Joint collaboration/Funding agency	Working Area	No. of Women community worker(SWCW)	Year	Outcome
1.	Women & Sanitation	USAID	At Sulabh	23	August 1, 1995 to August 14, 1995	Training of women volunteer from urban slum
2.	Women & Sanitation	USAID	15 Slums	242	June 19, 1995 to July 18, 1996	Published manual and guideline
3.	Women & Sanitation	USAID	23 Slums	346	September 15, 1995 to September 28, 1996	Publication of manual in women volunteers from urban slum
4.	AIDS awareness prevention and condom distribution	NACO	Delhi	10	November 12, 1998 to March 31, 2001	Distribution of condom in 100 toilets complexes at Delhi. This is being done in Joint Collaboration with NACO
5.	Training women of RCVs on Health and Hygiene and Sanitation	UNICEF	West Zone and South Zone, New Delhi	10	June 1996 to December 1996	2000 Women from the nucleus family is trained in health, hygiene and sanitation
6.	Training women volunteers of urban slums of West Zone, New Delhi on STD,HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention	FHI/AIDS CAP	West Zone New Delhi	40 slum	February 1, 1997 to May 31, 1997	1000 women were trained from 40 slum of Delhi on STD and AIDS.
7.	Reproductive Child Health Care	PFI	8 Slums	10	July 13, 1998 to July 2000	Care of adolescent and MTP and malignant diseases amongst the women covers collaboration with PFI.
8.	AIDS awareness and condom distribution in 50 Sulabh toilet	West Bengal State AIDS control society	West Bengal Calcutta	9	April 1, 2000 to March 31, 2001	Distribution in 50 Toilet Complexes No of beneficiary 50,000 complexes.
9.	Integrated Health Care in West Delhi, Urban Slums	Unicef and Delhi Govt.	210 urban slums Total (women trained 2386)	9	February 1, 1999 to October 10, 2002	Covered up 100 mini health centers in 188 slums (100 women volunteers will be trained) No of beneficiary 1,50000 Jhuggies
10.	Safe water system in India: A pilot for the reduction of diarrhea	WHO PSI	15 Urban slums of Delhi	9	August 7, 2002 to October 7, 2002	Information regarding disinfections and Use of safe water system. Health information to prevent diarrhea
11.	National Environment Awareness Society	I.E. Society	2 Slums	73	January 21, 2003 to March 23, 2003	Awareness training on health and environment sanitation SID,AIDS
12.	Awareness generation programme for rural and poor women	Central Social Welfare Board	100 Slums from 5 states and one UT	(total women trained 2256)	July 1, 1999 to March 31, 2000	During this project awareness was imparted to urban slums women on health, hygiene, and sanitation and women empowerment
13.	Self help group	Self generated	2 slums Delhi	23	September 2003	Already trained competent for Bakery and food processing etc. marketing started
14.	Hospital Sanitation	DDU Hospital, Hari Nagar.New Delhi			2000 to January 2004	Sanitation and Hospital waste management
15.	Heart Care Foundation	Delhi Heart Care Foundation	New Delhi,India	23	January 2004	Awareness and education program in various Residential colonies and slums, schools etc
16.	SulabhENVIS	MoEF (Ministry of Environmental and forests	New Delhi,India		From March 20, 2003 running	Website and quarterly newsletter on hygiene, sanitation, Sewage Treatment Systems and Technology
17.	Rural model village	The Energy and Resources Institute TERI)	Five villages of Dehradun, Uttranchal	IIHH members	November 12, 2006 to November 18, 2006	Awareness programme on health, hygiene, sanitation and safe drinking water and medical camp at five villages of Dehradun, Uttranchal
18.	Project on Targeted Intervention Project for Female Sex Workers South Delhi	Delhi State Aids Control Society	Ashram, Kilokari, Sarai Kale Khan, Srinivaspuri, Lajpat Nagar-1,11,111,1V,South Ex., Kotla Mubarakpur, Andrews Ganj)	IIHH members and 10 staff from assigned areas	July 1, 2010 to June 2011	The basic purpose of the Targeted Intervention program is to reduce the rate of HIV transmission and STI among the most vulnerable and marginalized populations of FSW and enable them to avail existing facilities on HIV/AIDS. Total 700 women from slums has been given up awareness programme on HIV/AIDs.

We like to interact with Government, National and International Funding Agengies, Private Sector, CBO (Country based Organisations) for working in projects as Advisor or Partner. As we are working as Mother NGO and guiding other NGO's.We would like to take up following projects for running the Health Care Programmes( Population Stabilisation, Antinatal Care, Adloscent Health Care, STD and AIDS), Awareness Education and Training on Health, Hygiene & Sanitation as integrated approach in urban set up, rural set up, school and Hospital Waste Management, training programme on waste management, etc. We also want to develop an International Institute which will provide diploma/specialisation in subject like sanitation, waste management, environment programme and special programme in Urban slums, school and rural set up will also be taken up.