The Trust has adopted the Government Community Health Center at Ahore, district Jalore. Recurring & non-recurring expenditure to the extent of at least Rs 5 lacs per year is being incurred by the Trust.
As per the wish list of CHC doctors, during the current year (2004-05), we have installed one A.C. and provided a hydraulic operation table in the operation theatre. Because of frequent power failure, we have also provided an inverter for O.T. & Delivery room.

A geyser has also been installed in the O.T. For proper lighting during operations, we have installed a modern overhead illumination system in the O.T. The patient wards were full of flies and mosquitoes. We have installed fly proof doors. The general level of cleanliness was very poor. We have engaged a private contractor to take care of entire sweeping and cleaning work. The CHC has been facing acute shortage of water. We have constructed an under ground water tank with electrical motor for pumping up water. To relieve the over crowding in verandahs, we have installed 35 cement benches. Similarly stools have been provided in the wards for attendants of patients.

A washing machine has been provided for washing of bed covers etc. Substantial number of exhaust fans has been provided in the wards and toilets. Ten blood pressure instruments including floor model BP instruments have been provided. Looking to child high mortality cases, an incubator has been provided. An autoclave instrument has also been supplied. We have taken plantation in a big way. Our collaboration has brought about perceptible change in the working and environment of the CHC.

Perhaps this is the first such attempt where a Trust has adopted a CHC for full maintenance as also for furnishing with substantial equipments.
Trust is also gradually providing an AC to the each & every CHC of Jalore district for Operation theatres. By now ACs have been provided in Ahore, Bhinmal, Raniwara, Sayla, Siana, Jaswantpura & Sanchore CHCs along with Jalore General Hospital.
The Trust has constructed two residential quarters for Doctors of the CHC, under the Golwalker scheme