A world where every family is informed, protected, and empowered to lead a healthy life through preventive care and awareness.
ConnectNCare envisions a future where health education and preventive vaccination reach every corner of society — ensuring no child, woman, or community is left behind.
At ConnectNCare, our mission is to create awareness and drive participation in India’s Universal Immunization Programme (UIP) and HPV vaccination. We aim to connect mothers, children, students, and health workers in a circle of care. We wish to spread knowledge, empathy, and collective responsibility for a healthier future. By fostering trust and collaboration across communities, we aspire to make immunization not just a medical act, but a shared movement of care and connection.
Our approach focuses on turning awareness into action through education, connection, empowerment, and sustained engagement. We begin by simplifying information about the Universal Immunization Programme and HPV vaccination so that every mother, student, and health worker can make informed choices. Through online platforms and on-ground engagement, we create safe spaces where communities can learn, connect, and build trust. As a youth-led initiative, we encourage students to take active leadership in spreading awareness and compassion: our work isn’t a one-time intervention. Through our Youth Change Agents program, we mobilise student volunteers to create ongoing, measurable change, making ConnectNCare a sustained force for vaccine awareness and community health. By working continuously with local health centres and schools, we ensure that our efforts remain consistent, meaningful, and rooted in real community needs.
Youth-Doctor Partnership
Oncologists Leading Prevention
Empowering Frontline Health Champions
Building Vaccine Confidence
Next Generation Protected
Community Care Centre
Spreading Health Awareness
Women Supporting Community Health
A Workshop at the Community Hall
Registering - First Step to Protection
Mobile Health Outreach
Women Committed to Protecting Themselves, Their Family and Their Community
Nurturing Youth Voices
Teacher Leading Awareness
Reaching Youth Everywhere
Ready to Carry the Mission Forward
Protect Every Child
Awareness for Every Girl
ASHA workers and healthcare professionals unite under the “Vaccination for Healthy India” campaign — strengthening community awareness and preventive health through ConnectNCare.
A healthcare worker emphasizes the importance of routine vaccination, highlighting how immunization saves lives and builds a healthier future for every child.
ASHA workers attend an interactive awareness session led by ConnectNCare, learning about HPV prevention and effective community outreach strategies.
Healthcare participants registered and actively engaged in the session, reinforcing the collective commitment to community immunization and HPV awareness.
Hands-on Vaccine Cold-Chain Training in Action
Discussing Correct Vaccine Storage with Frontline Health Workers
Demonstrating Safe Handling Practices for Immunization Materials.
Demonstrating Proper Cold-Box Usage for Vaccine Preservation
HPV (Human Papillomavirus) is a very common virus that spreads through close skin contact.
Some types of HPV can cause serious diseases like cervical cancer, anal cancer, and throat cancer.
The good news — HPV vaccination can prevent most of these cancers.
Age Group No. of Doses Gap Between Doses
9–14 Years 2 doses 6–12 months apart
15+ Years 3 doses 0, 1–2, and 6 months
The Universal Immunization Programme (UIP) is one of the largest public health initiatives in the world.
Launched by the Government of India in 1985, it aims to protect every child, adolescent, and pregnant woman from vaccine-preventable diseases — completely free of cost.
UIP ensures that no one, regardless of location or income, is left unprotected from deadly diseases such as polio, measles, tetanus, and diphtheria.
For Infants:
BCG, OPV, DPT, Hepatitis-B, Hib, Rotavirus, PCV
For Children (1-5 Years):
Measles-Rubella, JE, DPT Booster, OPV Booster
For Adolescents (9–14 Years):
HPV Vaccine (in select states)
For Pregnant Women:
Td (Tetanus-Diphtheria)
At ConnectNCare, we support the UIP’s mission by spreading awareness about the importance of timely vaccination — especially HPV immunization for young girls.
Let’s join hands to make India disease-free, healthy, and strong. 💪
Commendation - Minister of Health & PW - Arunachal Pradesh
Commendation from Lions International - NGO
