Archive · 29 Dec 2025
Mobile Health Clinics for Chenchu Tribals
The Indian Red Cross Society is starting a special healthcare program called 'Mee Intiki… Mee Doctor' on February 1.
This program will bring mobile health clinics to the Chenchu tribal families in the remote areas of Nandyal district in Andhra Pradesh.
The clinics will provide primary healthcare services right at their doorstep.
The project is supported by the Rural Electrification Corporation (REC) Foundation and will cost Rs.1.20 crore over three years.
The Governor of Andhra Pradesh will officially start the program in the first week of February.
The goal is to improve healthcare for these families, especially for mothers and children, and to control diseases.
The society is also hiring doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and drivers to run these mobile clinics.
Indian Red Cross Society to launch 'Mee Intiki… Mee Doctor' initiative on February 1.
Mobile health clinics to provide primary healthcare to Chenchu tribal families in Nandyal district.
Project funded by REC Foundation, costing Rs.1.20 crore over three years.
Governor of Andhra Pradesh to inaugurate the program in the first week of February.
Applications invited for doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and drivers to operate the clinics.
- Who
- Indian Red Cross Society, Andhra Pradesh State Branch, REC Foundation, Chenchu tribal families
- What
- Launch of mobile health clinics for Chenchu tribals
- When
- February 1
- Where
- Nandyal district, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To provide quality medical services to underprivileged Chenchu tribal families living in remote hamlets
- Initiative Name
- Mee Intiki… Mee Doctor
- Launch Date
- February 1
- Location
- Nandyal district, Andhra Pradesh
- Funding
- Rural Electrification Corporation (REC) Foundation
- Project Duration
- 3 years
- Project Cost
- Rs.1.20 crore
- Inauguration
- Governor of Andhra Pradesh
- Application Deadline
- January 15, 2026