Since 2020, Indus Care Foundation has been committed to closing the healthcare gap across urban and rural India with transparent, equitable medical support.
Indus Care Foundation was established in 2020 by a collective of doctors, social activists, and corporate leaders who identified a alarming shortfall in blood availability and basic diagnostic infrastructure in underserved Indian districts.
What started as a single voluntary blood collection drive has expanded into three fully operational charitable blood centres, hundreds of medical camps, and direct life-saving support for over 150,000 beneficiaries.
A nation where no patient succumbs due to lack of blood or timely medical diagnostics.
To build sustainable healthcare access points, mobile medical units, and voluntary donor networks.
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Voluntary & Transparent Non-Profit Healthcare Operations
The core pillars that drive every decision, camp, and donor drive we organize.
Treating every patient and donor with dignity, compassion, and deep human respect.
Strict adherence to NABH guidelines and clinical safety protocols across all our blood centres.
Audited financial reporting, 80G tax benefits, and open donor tracking logs for all contributors.
Registered as a non-profit foundation during peak medical urgency. Conducted first 10 corporate blood donation drives.
Launched Hapur Charitable Blood Centre, ensuring round-the-clock blood component separation and emergency supply.
Opened Vardan and Indus Charitable Blood Centres. Reached over 10,000 units of blood collected annually.
Scaled nationwide outreach through corporate CSR tie-ups, diagnostic camps, and free medicine distribution.
We work alongside leading corporations and healthcare bodies to amplify our community impact.