About Sankalp
Information about the organization in general
Sankalp Labs are here
There are an estimated 110,000 medical labs in India. Just under one percent of these are even accredited.
Time for annual review-sharpening the axe for the year to come
April is a busy month at Sankalp India Foundation(SIF). This is the time when SIF reviews the work that the organisation has done in the past 1 year and lays out strategy for the year to come. Sankalp operates through teams which focus on different areas of the organisation's work. There is an emergency team, a team for the helpline, a team for thalassemia and so on.
A walk for Thalassemia
Thalassemia is a genetic blood disorder in which there is a reduction in the rate of production of haemoglobin and thus causing anemia. Treatment for Thalassemia Major involves regular blood transfusions. Some patients may require a transfusion every three weeks and treatment is often a painful process. With proper care and treatment, a person with thalassemia can live near normal life.
Sankalp Annual Report 2017-18 : Keynotes
Given our quest to do full justice to our principle of Giving Life A Better Chance, it was essential that we spent some time on balancing rapid growth w
Open Access - the way forward for scientific research
People who read scientific data know that often they come across an abstract of a scientific publication which looks interesting but they cannot re
Sankalp get’s a new office
Sankalp took birth in a hostel room - bringing to an end a tormenting helplessness which arose when a person lost his life waiting for blood in Bangalore. The young organisation took baby steps in the common spaces of the college premises after the regular college hours.
