In India, Médecins Sans Frontières fill gaps in India’s health system and provide specific medical care to neglected people who would otherwise struggle to access it.
We provide treatment for patients living with drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) and HIV, and medical and psychological care for people affected by conflict and violence.
We have a number of long-standing projects in India, which we run in conjunction with the state authorities to address specific healthcare needs and emerging public health concerns.
We also run mobile clinics in remote areas of the country, where even preventable, treatable conditions such as malaria can assume life-threatening proportions.
