Children Medical

Treatment & Medicines

What We Do

Our Child medical treatment Programs

CARE INDIA provides direct medical support to children through focus Provides free medical treatment for all expenses, vaccinations, and emergency care to children in need through crowd funding. Works to improve child health and nutrition through awareness drives and health system strengthening. Focuses on child health and nutrition, including early identification of malnourished children and connecting families with services. Offers medical care treatment, nutrition, and rehabilitation for special needs children. Provides medical attention, nutrition, and therapy to children, and facilitates adoptions.

Other support systems
  • Specialized Hospitals: Facilities like designed exclusively for children, with environments and staff focused on paediatric care.
  • General Clinics and Hospitals: Other private institutions, offer medical services for children. 
  • Provides emergency medical care for underprivileged children who cannot afford treatment for life-threatening illnesses.
  • Our organization also provides support for children’s healthcare needs, particularly in areas with limited access to public services. 

Why India Still Needs Free Health Care for Children

Despite advancements, the healthcare crisis for children in India remains alarming. Consider these hard truths
  • Over 800,000 children under age 5 die annually from preventable illnesses.
  • 1 in 3 children is malnourished or underweight.
  • Millions miss essential vaccinations like polio, DPT, and measles.
  • Rural kids often walk 10+ km to the nearest clinic—if it exists.
  • Children in Delhi’s slums face daily threats from pollution, open sewage, and untreated infections.

We cannot accept this as normal. With your donation for child health, we can offer more than hope—we can offer real medical help.
Free Child Health Camps

We organize mobile health camps in slum clusters, remote villages, and urban low-income areas.

Children receive:

  • Basic physical check ups
  • Medicines for cough, infections, fever, and wounds
  • Growth assessments
  • Referrals to partner hospitals when needed

Each camp serves patient, bringing doctors where no clinics exist.

Lack of awareness and affordability cause millions of Indian children to miss life-saving vaccines.

  • We work with local authorities and child welfare bodies to:
  • Distribute vaccines (MMR, Polio, DPT, Hepatitis, BCG)
  • Monitor follow-up schedules
  • Educate families on vaccine importance
  • Conduct immunization camps in schools and anganwadis

Your donation ensures no child is left vulnerable to preventable diseases.

Some conditions can’t wait. For children diagnosed with serious illnesses—such as cancer, congenital heart disease, kidney failure, or thalassemia—we act quickly:

  • Ambulance support and medical transport
  • Tie-ups with leading hospitals in Delhi NCR
  • Surgery sponsorship through our donor network
  • Follow-up treatments and medical kits

Every emergency case is documented and updated to our donors with full transparency.

Malnutrition remains one of the biggest threats to child health in India. We distribute nutrition kits to severely undernourished children in:

  • Slums of Delhi
  • Rural tribal belts
  • Post-operative recovery cases

Each kit includes fortified cereal blends, protein supplements, multivitamins, iron drops, and zinc tablets—enough for one child for 30 days.

We believe prevention is the first medicine. Our weekly sessions in schools and community centers teach:

  • Hand washing & dental hygiene
  • Use of sanitary napkins
  • Mosquito-bite protection
  • Clean drinking water practices

We provide hygiene kits with soaps, toothbrushes, sanitary pads, and mosquito nets—making preventive care affordable and accessible.

Children Medicine

CHILD SERIOUS ILLNESS MEDICINES – Childhood cancer medicine includes chemotherapy drugs to kill cancer cells and other medications like immunotherapy and targeted therapy to boost the immune system or attack specific cancer cell targets. Examples of specific medicines include chemotherapy drugs like cytarabine, targeted drugs like blinatumomab, and a variety of others depending on the specific cancer type, such as cisplatin, carboplatin, and etoposide. 

Types of medication

  • Chemotherapy: Drugs that destroy cancer cells or stop them from multiplying. These are the most common type of drug used for many childhood cancers, such as leukemia, brain tumors, and lymphoma.

  • Targeted Therapy: Medications that target specific molecular markers on cancer cells with less damage to healthy tissue.

  • Monoclonal Antibodies: Drugs that target specific proteins on cancer cells. Examples include blinatumomab for certain leukemias, rituximab for certain lymphomas, and dinutuximab for neuroblastoma.

  • Checkpoint Inhibitors: Drugs like ipilimumab and pembrolizumab that target the CTLA-4 and PD-1 pathways, respectively, to help the immune system fight cancer.

  • Immunotherapy: Therapies that use the body’s immune system to fight cancer.

  • CAR T-cell therapy: A type of immunotherapy where a patient’s T-cells are modified in a lab to better recognize and attack cancer cells before being infused back into the patient. 

Common medicines and their uses

In India, medicines for serious childhood illnesses depend on the specific condition and include antibiotics like amoxicillin or cefixime, pain and fever relievers such as paracetamol or ibuprofen, and others like azithromycin for infections, according to national and international guidelines. Some essential medicines for children are included in India’s National Essential Medicines List and are available through public health programs. Always consult a doctor for diagnosis and prescription, as these medications should be used under a healthcare professional’s guidance, especially to avoid issues like aspirin use in children, which can cause Reye’s syndrome. 

Fever & pain relief

    • Paracetamol: A common option for fever and pain, available in child-friendly formulations like suspension and tablets.
    • Ibuprofen: Used for fever and pain, available in infant and children’s liquid forms.
    • Naprosyn (Naproxen): A suspension used for pain, inflammation, and fever.

Antibiotics

    • Amoxicillin: Used for bacterial infections like ear infections.
    • Cefixime: An antibiotic that can be used for various infections.
    • Azithromycin: Another antibiotic often prescribed for ear infections.
    • Co-trimoxazole: A combination antibiotic used for various infections.
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