Indian Community Health Foundation (ICHF) is an organization established with the objective of promoting community health education, primary healthcare awareness, vocational learning and public health-related social initiatives.
ICHF seeks to create educational opportunities for young people, community volunteers and individuals interested in learning about basic health services, hygiene protocols, disease prevention, and community health support.
ICHF is incorporated as a Section 8 Non-Profit Company under the Companies Act, 2013, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India (CIN: U85499WR2026NPL297534, Section 8 Licence: 193649). Formed exclusively for promoting community health and charitable welfare without profit distribution.
Our foundational charter defines who we are, what we aspire to achieve, and the ethical values that guide our every step.
"To contribute to a healthier, better-informed society through accessible community health education and awareness."
"To promote health knowledge, educational opportunities, preventive healthcare awareness and responsible community participation, with particular attention to rural and underserved populations."
Complete honesty and regulatory adherence in all academic and administrative affairs.
Ensuring primary healthcare literacy reaches enthusiastic learners regardless of economic background.
Active grassroots engagement to alleviate rural health disparities and improve village hygiene.
Respecting established statutory limits and never exceeding designated primary health training scopes.
Nondiscriminatory access to community health education for all genders, castes, and communities.
Championing preventative care, clean drinking water, nutrition, and early medical consultation.
Fostering accountability, verifiable academic assessments, and truthful reporting.
Involving local leadership, village panchayats, and youth clubs in preventive health drives.
The core spheres of activity guiding our everyday programmes, curriculum, and community health interventions.
Conducting health education campaigns to raise awareness about healthy habits and wellness.
Promoting primary healthcare knowledge and preventive measures against common ailments.
Organizing structured educational courses related to community health and patient referral.
Focusing outreach camps in remote villages and socio-economically marginalized areas.
Providing training resources, mentorship, and refresher workshops to community volunteers.
Conducting specialized courses through Indian Institute for Health Training subject to regulations.
Partnering with eligible educational, healthcare, and social organizations to scale impact.
Educating rural families on pure drinking water, toilet sanitation, and child malnutrition prevention.
Mobilizing youth clubs, self-help groups, and rural elders in public health drives.
Publishing verified booklets, chart kits, and practical modules on primary healthcare principles.
The constitutional goals formalized under our Section 8 Incorporation Memorandum.
To promote health education and public awareness across all strata of society.
To develop educational programmes relating to primary healthcare principles and preventive care.
To organize seminars, workshops, awareness camps, and educational activities regularly.
To support health literacy and primary awareness in rural and underserved communities.
To provide training opportunities in community health subjects to youth and voluntary workers.
To promote awareness of disease prevention, hygiene, nutrition, and environmental sanitation.
To encourage community participation in health and social welfare programmes.
To collaborate with eligible institutions and organizations for educational activities.
To prepare and distribute approved educational materials on community health and first-aid.
To support eligible learners through structured training and assessment programmes.
To encourage responsible community health support within applicable laws and professional boundaries.
To undertake other lawful activities consistent with the organization's registered constitutional objectives.
Partnering with healthcare bodies and educational organizations to expand primary health literacy.
ICHF collaborates with the Indian Rural Medical Association (IRMA), situated at 226 Bipin Bihari Ganguly Street, Bowbazar, Kolkata, for the academic enrichment of the CMS & ED (Community Medical Service & Essential Drugs) training programme and rural health literacy modules.
Compliance Statement: The collaboration is published in accordance with written educational cooperation principles. This arrangement focuses on primary healthcare education, hygiene literacy, and first-aid awareness and does not imply statutory government medical council registration or statutory degree awarding authority.
226 Bipin Bihari Ganguly St, Bowbazar, Kolkata
View CMS & ED CoursePromote structured community health education and preventive lifestyle awareness in rural regions.
Organize educational events, medical literacy workshops, and first-aid awareness camps.
Expand public access to preventive health awareness programmes in underserved remote pockets.
Develop, review, and standardize learning materials, manuals, and educational resources on essential medicines.
Support lawful training and skill-development activities strictly within authorized healthcare boundaries.
Encourage grassroots community and youth participation in public health education and social welfare.
Fully registered, accredited, and compliant with national regulatory bodies.
Official MCA records as on 18 October 2026. Appointed on date of incorporation (16 October 2026).
DIN: 12007597
Appointment Date: 16 October 2026
Status: Active • View MCA DIN Letter
DIN: 12007598
Appointment Date: 16 October 2026
Status: Active • View MCA DIN Letter
