IWS’s larger aim is to create a people’s health movement. With staff from backgrounds ranging from medicine, nursing, sciences, social sciences, economics, management, documentation and administration, and a force of primary-educated health trainers and health workers, all its projects seek to demystify medicine and emphasize the people’s role in their own health care. The major themes underlying all the work of IWS are: Strategies for effective and affordable health care within decentralized forms of governance Devising information and training for health and development at the grassroots Research and Analysis of India’s public health policies and programmes. Studying non-government efforts in health care Influencing the country’s health policy reforms and Forming a nationwide network for health and health care We Established in 2012 Innovation Welfare Society was established in 2012 as a non-profit voluntary organization in the field of health care. IWS carries out field studies and conceptual studies primarily in rural India to gain a better understanding of the factors, which affect health and health services. IWS runs free health camps for women in rural areas where they have no access to medical guidance and treatment. These women are ignorant about their health and generally do not have basic knowledge about health and hygiene. Hence, through health camps, we do investigations and educate them about health. We also support them if further investigation or treatment is required.