Some historic:
The Methodist Public Health Center with clinic was opened during November 1962. Before this a team came weekly from CFC Hospital Vrindaban for a clinic in Mursan, but since this was only once in a week it was difficult for the people to get the help they needed. After some time the Raja (The King) at that time in Mursan sent a delegation to CFC Hospital, and asked the administration to build a center in Mursan, so help could be available 24 hours. He even gave a plot of land for this purpose, and the center was built. After that the center have grown and the work has expanded from a small clinic to a multi project. The last project started up was the diagnosis and treatment project (DOT and Microscopy) for tuberculosis patients. This was done during October 2005. This project is fully supported by the Government, both by training of staff to medicines to the patients.
Since 2003 we have been doing a lot of work on HIV/AIDS. The famous TBA's Project, on which we trained 10226 traditional birth attendants, was converted into a HIV/AIDS Project in 2004. Since then awareness Camps have been regularly done in 10 blocks of Hathras and Aligarh Districts. In Mathura we have arranged for the posibility for HIV + women to deliver in a safe place, safe both for the patient and the staff conducting the deliveries. On the High Way between Delhi and Agra a Dhaba Project have been started also. Read about all these projects on our web site.
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