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Vision & Mission

Bannu is a nonprofit organization focusing its work on Health and Education in rural areas of India. We strive to make positive and lasting contributions in areas associated with neglect and high risks. Our current focus is to provide special education to those with intellectual disabilities, and to establish a secondary care hospital in a remote tribal region devoid of functional healthcare. Through our centers, we strive to provide critical free services to the vulnerable and marginalized.

Bannu Health centers focus on providing subsidized healthcare to the impoverished tribal people of Eturnagaram, Telangana, India.

1,00,000 tribal peoples lives impacted and its just a beginning.

Eturnagaram and surrounding countries are one of oldest forest reserves in the state of Telangana, India with an underserved tribal population of around 2,00,000. Past few decades have been filled with stories of forced displacement, marginalization an.


Why We Need

Bannu Hospital is a critical access hospital that will contain 60 – 100 beds. This health center is designed to provide the primary and secondary health care needs to a logo-symboldevastatingly underserved area of approximately 2,00,000 people. This population extends to the five tribal agency mandalas of Eturnagaram, Thadvai, Mangapeta, Mulugu and Govindaraopet of the Warangal district. BHC is a direct undertaking of the Bannu Arogyada Seva Society, registered under the AP Societies Act 2001, registration number 570 as of 2013.

Bannu Arogyada Seva Society was formed by Dr. Charanjit Veeramalla, a native of Warangal city, along with few like-minded physicians in India as well as in the USA. Bannu Arogyada Seva Society is directly and solely sponsored by its sister organization, Bannu USA. This is a non-profit 501 c (3) organization established in 2011 in New Hampshire, USA by Dr. Charanjit Veeramalla.

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Our Impact & Reach



Hospital Services

  • 16000 Out patients seen
  • 2500 In patients admits
  • 3000 Patients referred to city

Surgeries

  • 32 Deliveries
  • 30 Appendicitis
  • 60 Other Surgeries

Training/Education

  • 8 Nurses Undergoing Training
  • 2 Pharmacists under training
  • 2 lab technicians
  • 2 X-ray technicians
  • 2 Operation theatre assistants

Community Outreach Program

  • 8000 patients seen in health camps
  • 350 pregnant ladies educated
  • 600 health cards distributed
  • 10 health camps
  • 22 anti natal clinics

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Success Stories


Our Staff


Dr.Bharath Reddy

General Physician

Dr. K. Nirmala

Gynecologist

Bharath Raja

Hospital Manager

Ali Nageshwar Rao

Hospital Co-Manager

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HOSPITAL EXPANSION

Plan to expand to a 50 beds 30,000 SFT hospital building with 6 specialities to be eligible for the government reimbursement program.

Bannu Hospital Expansion Project :

Since Bannu Charity Hospital’s opening in Feburary of 2016 the effect on rural Eturnagaram has been immense. Bannu has initiated services never before provided in this region. Over 22,000 patients have been seen. The ability to provide care to the most rural of tribal people has allowed the organization to provide life saving, state of the art treatments to a catchment population of nearly 2,00,000 lives. From the operating theater to emergency services, operations run around the clock. Bannu continues to strive for the most advanced treatments available. With increasing demand Bannu continues to grow while employing nearly 100 local residents and improving ancillary services with a boon in local businesses. Every effort has been made to invest time and energy in to the surrounding community. This has allowed for individuals to receive higher level education and jobs where they did not exist previously. Bannu as an organization is continuing to meet the socioeconomic and medical needs of this underserved region. The need continues to grow and demand for continuing medical care and education has only begun.
Bannu seeks to expand to a 50 beds hospital with vital speciality services including; Pediatrics, Obstetrics, Internal Medicine, Cardiology and Surgery. The expectation is to expand the current employee base to over 120 full-time. With increasing need for nursing and paramedical personnel there is a planned expansion of emergency services including additional ambulances and training programs. The above expansion will insure sustainability as a non-for-profit organization. Qualifying for reimbursement through already established government health system will allow us to provide care to the poorest tribal people of this region.
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