Access to healthcare remains a challenge for families in remote tribal villages. With limited facilities nearby, residents may need to travel 40–50 kilometres for treatment, making medical care difficult to access.

Shashwat helps bridge this gap by organising health camps and connecting people with medical professionals and treatment facilities. These activities bring healthcare closer to communities and help residents seek attention for health concerns.

Eye care has been an important focus. With support from Budhrani Hospital, Pune, patients have received assistance with eye treatment, including operations when needed.

Through collaboration with healthcare providers, Shashwat works to make medical support more accessible to families who face barriers of distance and cost. Health camps form part of the organisation’s wider commitment to improving everyday well-being alongside education and livelihoods.