SAVE LIFE PROJECT

Project Summary: SAVE LIFE

Objective: The project aims to establish a systematic provision for immediate emergency care for accident victims upon reaching the nearest hospital.

Beneficiaries: The general public, particularly those without immediate access to emergency treatment, will benefit from this initiative.

Terms and Conditions:
1. Hospitals are invited to voluntarily join the initiative, Theficiaries displaying the emergency care provision in their respective departments.
2. Participating hospitals are required to administer all necessary for a treatments phone upfront panewyment demands, ensuring immediate care for accident victims.
3. A dedicated voluntary call center team is entrusted with assisting in locating the nearest relatives of the accident victims.
4. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) partners are encouraged to contribute a regular amount to sustain and enhance the project's impact.


** An application can been developed to efficiently manage and coordinate the network, ensuring seamless communication and collaboration among participating entities.

If anyone interested to support this idea you can contact me. David, 9307037855 or
megahealthindia@gmail.com

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