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BDAF supports prevention and treatment of diseases requiring lifelong care, imposing high costs, and rapidly spreading across all sections of society today.
Bimla Devi Aarogya Foundation (BDAF) is a secular non-profit organization established on the 24th of May, 2022 with the vision of Happy Health for All. Our primary focus is to provide quality and affordable primary medical care to low-income and underprivileged communities.
Four pillars. One mission — to make quality healthcare a right, not a privilege.
BDAF supports prevention and treatment of diseases requiring lifelong care, imposing high costs, and rapidly spreading across all sections of society today.
Frameworks and resources to improve healthcare quality for patients — even in the remotest regions — by supporting physicians through technology, training, seminars, and lectures.
Strengthening connections between general practitioners and specialists — reducing barriers like limited preparation, knowledge gaps, and restricted access to expertise.
By building partnerships among every healthcare stakeholder, we create systems that drive meaningful, sustainable, and positive change in people's lives.
Doctors, students, organisers — every kind of hand strengthens the mission.
Companies, hospitals, and CSR teams — let's build healthcare access together.
Volunteering with BDAF isn't a programme — it's a partnership. Bring your hours, your skill, your voice. We'll meet you with a community that needs it.
See all volunteer pathsThe adaptability of our programmes lets you contribute in a setting that fits your life. If there's a cause or region close to your heart, we will help you get there.
Read morePartnering with BDAF means your work is carried forward by other volunteers in our network — ensuring continuous, lasting service that helps the community flourish.
Read moreYou are never alone at BDAF. Take on only what you're comfortable with — our team of volunteers works hand-in-hand with you and shoulders the responsibility together.
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Affordable healthcare, accessible to all Indians — irrespective of caste, creed, religion or location.
— CHNI Mission
Health-quality services in India still fall short when compared to fellow nations. Government spending and the effort to bridge the infrastructural gap have certainly increased over the past decade — yet serious issues continue to occur.
Targeting quality, accessibility, and affordability will restore the divide between urban and rural medical facilities — empowering the billion lives our healthcare system serves every day.
Free medical camps across Kolkata through 17 – 21 October 2026 — open round the clock, for anyone who needs them. First aid, medicines, blood-sugar checks, oxygen, dressing and a bed to rest on.
Every camp we run is free for the people who walk in. Donations pay for the medicines, the oxygen cylinders, the screening kits and the logistics that make that possible.
Write to us and we will send back our bank transfer, UPI and cheque details, along with any paperwork you need for your records. We acknowledge every contribution in writing.
A camp, a clinic, a partnership, a programme — if it brings a community closer to care, we want to hear about it.
HC9J+P3M, Salt Lake Bypass, College More,
DN Block, Sector V, Bidhannagar,
Kolkata, West Bengal 700091
Mon – Fri · 10:00 AM — 6:00 PM
Doctors, students, organisers — every kind of hand strengthens the mission. Tell us a little about yourself and we will be in touch.
We have your details. Someone from BDAF will reach out before the next camp.