SVYM is a premier developmental institution has 25 years of gross root experiences in project implementation.At present we have staff strength of 468 people implementing 65 various projects in Health, Education and social development sector throughout Karanataka.

Students who enroll to MNPM can get first hand knowledge of all projects in detail. They will also benefit from vast experience of organization and experienced staff working in the challenging social intervention areas, some project are mentioned here under for a glance.

Samastha.Mysore and Hassan Districts.

To provide comprehensive HIV prevention care and treatment programme ,,and to increase the quality of life of PLHIVs in these districts.

Community Care Centres (Care and Support Centre)

To create a centre for excellence in HIV care, providing comprehensive institutional and community based health care to People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHAs) that includes free investigations and treatment, counseling, nutritional support and medical care.

Tuberculosis Control Program

To identify and treat patients in need of TB treatment and to increase the public’s awareness of the risks and early diagnosis, and treatment for tuberculosis

Area served:

Patients access care from 15 districts across Karnataka (referrals are received from ART centres, PLW-HIV networks, government hospitals, ICTCs, NGOs, IPPCCs and self referrals)

Prevention of Parent to Child Transmission of HIV/AIDS (PPTCT)

To prevent the transmission of HIV/AIDS from mothers to their children through education, awareness and treatment/ To save children from HIV transmission in hopes of reaching an AIDS free generation.

Area served:

Kote taluk, Dakshina Kannada district, Hassan district.

Reproductive and Child Health (RCH)

To improve the reproductive and child health status of tribal and rural communities of around 1,00,000 population in Heggadadevana Kote Taluk through health promotion activities and awareness building in order to ultimately decrease infant mortality rates, maternal mortality rates and neo-natal mortality rates.

Area Served: Rural and tribal communities in H.D. Kote Taluk

Targeted Intervention, Hassan.

Area served: Hassan taluk, Alur taluk and Holenarasipura taluk of Hassan district.

Funding Partner: KSAPS

Target group: High risk population including female sex workers, MSMs.

To reduce the incidence of STI and HIV/AIDS among high risk groups in 3 taluks by 50% in the next one year.

Fellowship in HIV Medicine for medical professsionals

To improve the quality of HIV care and treatment and support in India and Karnataka through focused building of capacities of medical professionals.

Prerepana

This project was initiated in 2006 to undertake programmes that mainstream dropout children into the formal education system and improve their health seeking behaviour. The project is being implemented in 7 slums of Mysore city, namely Hebbal colony, Kumbarakoppal, Metagalli, Manjunathapura, Bamboo bazaar, Ekalavyanagar and B.B.Keri. the project is funded by N.R.Foundation, Mysore. Under the project Kalika Kendras (Child Learning Centres) have been opened in slums, targeting out of school children and those with low levels of Learning. No textbooks are used but instead joyful learning methods are employed,to kindle interest in them towards studies. Training on health and hygiene is given. When the child is deemed ready by the facilitators, they are mainstreamed into their regular school.

Also, Awareness Generation Programs are being implemented targeting the SHGs, youth groups, and community leaders to raise awareness about the need for educating their children and also care for their own health. Other fora like jathas, melas, street plays, etc are also used to achieve the objectives.