At Avaada Foundation, we believe that no life should be lost because medical help arrives too late. Under our “Avaada Village Adoption Program”, we have strengthened rural healthcare access through our free ambulance service, ‘Avaada Jeevan Rath’, guided by our promise: “Avaada Achhe Swasthya Ka Vaada.”

Our fully equipped ambulances, supported by emergency medical technicians, operate 24×7 free of cost and serve as lifelines for rural communities. In Bheerukheera, Rajasthan, Avaada Jeevan Rath supports more than 15,000 residents across 11 villages. The service has been  helping  ensure timely transportation for pregnant women, newborns, accident victims, emergency patients, and people suffering from general ailments who otherwise travel nearly 50 kilometres for medical care.

Avaada Jeevan Rath has also supported polio immunization efforts, helping children receive timely vaccination and contributing to 100% coverage. In Kathua, Jammu, we have handed over two ambulances to the health department, which also serve as mortuary vans, supporting families across 512 remote villages with dignity and care.

Expanding this commitment, Avaada Foundation now operates two additional 24×7 ambulances in Shirdhane and Kaij, Maharashtra, available on call for villagers and already serving patients in need. We are also preparing to deploy another ambulance in Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh, to further improve emergency healthcare access.

Through Avaada Jeevan Rath, we are bridging the gap between rural communities and life-saving medical care—because when every minute matters, timely healthcare can save lives.