The initiative was inaugurated at the National Commission for Women during the observance of Menstrual Hygiene Week. The Mobile Medical Unit was formally flagged off by Union Minister of State for Women and Child Development, Savitri Thakur.

The event was also attended by NCW Chairperson Vijaya K. Rahatkar, Additional Secretary B. Radhika Chakravarti, and NHPC Ladies Club President Shikha Gupta.

A Significant Step in Women’s Preventive Healthcare

With breast and cervical cancer emerging as major health challenges among women in India, NHPC’s initiative stands out for its technology-driven and accessible healthcare delivery model. Unlike conventional health camps, the MMU integrates advanced diagnostics with on-ground outreach.

The project is being implemented through SheWings Foundation, following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between NHPC and the foundation on February 13, 2026.

Experts highlight that AI-based screening technologies enable faster and more accurate detection compared to traditional methods, significantly improving the chances of early diagnosis.

Advanced Diagnostic Facilities Onboard

The Mobile Medical Unit is equipped with cutting-edge diagnostic technologies, including:

• Thermalytix 360 Breast Screening System
• Pap Smear Testing
• Portable Colposcopy System
• Digital Health Support
• Menstrual Hygiene Awareness Programs

These services aim to provide accessible and affordable healthcare to women from economically weaker sections across Delhi-NCR and Faridabad.

Reaching 2,000 Women Every Month

According to NHPC, the MMU is expected to serve approximately 1,500 to 2,000 women every month, offering cancer screening and health awareness services at their doorstep.

What distinguishes this initiative from typical CSR healthcare projects is its integration of AI-based diagnostics with grassroots-level medical support, making it a scalable and impactful model in preventive healthcare.

A Model for Future CSR Initiatives

Healthcare experts believe that timely screening and awareness can significantly reduce mortality rates associated with breast and cervical cancer. NHPC’s initiative, therefore, sets a strong example for both public and private sector organizations.

If replicated widely, such technology-enabled healthcare programs can substantially enhance both the reach and quality of women’s healthcare services across the country.

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