Nurturing Lives, Uplifting Communities
Key Programmes
Rural Mental
Health
Manoday
Community Menstrual Health
Abhayaa
Bodh
Under the Tree Classes
Sewing Classes for Women
Sui Dhaaga
Our Impact
Our impact is not just in numbers, but in the full spectrum of change where trust replaces fear, silence turns into conversations, and communities choose care over stigma. These numbers are more than just statistics, they are lives changed, families reunited, and communities healed. What begins as a visit under a tree grows into a movement owned by the people themselves, creating impact that hopefully sustains, spreads, and strengthens long after we step away.
7 years of empowerment
in 40+ Villages
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35,000 mental health screenings
50,000+ lives
positively impacted
10,000 women educated on menstrual hygiene
450 sustainable
livelihoods created
120 children in Under the Tree classes
Healstation is not built by individuals alone but by a shared belief that care should reach where it is needed most. Our founder, our guardians, our changemakers, and you, our donors,are all part of one living, breathing system of change. This is not just a team. This is a community that heals, learns, and grows together.
Our Team
Our Founder
Dr. Gaurav Kumar’s journey from a humble village in Bihar to a celebrated social entrepreneur is awe-inspiring. A postgraduate in mental health from the prestigious CMC Vellore, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health, London, he founded Healstation Foundation in 2019, transforming lives with his innovative approach to healthcare and social impact.
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Our Guardians
Under every tree we sit, in every village we enter, there are guardians who make our work possible. They are the ones who welcome us, question us, trust us, and ultimately carry this work forward within their own communities. They hold the wisdom of their land, the pulse of their people, and the courage to embrace change while preserving what matters. In many ways, they are not just a part of this journey, they are the reason it continues.
Our Changemakers
Healstation Foundation is powered by a passionate team of tribal girls dedicated to uplifting their communities. Each member brings resilience, cultural wisdom, and a deep understanding of local challenges. United by Healstation’s mission, they address mental health, promote menstrual health, and empower women through vocational training, inspiring change and breaking barriers for future generations.
Our Donors
You, the donors of Healstation Foundation, are the driving force behind our work—the true team and the real heroes. Your empathy and generosity enable us to reach and empower tribal communities. Through your support, we address critical issues like mental health, menstrual health, vocational training for women, and education for children. You are the heart of Healstation, and your impact will last for generations.
Testimonials
Our Guardian
Vijay Mahato
"In our remote border villages, we are often used to being forgotten. Others look at our geography and see a difficult terrain, while Healstation looks at us and sees a community worth fighting for. This is the only foundation that has actually stayed. They have reached the last mile working tirelessly under the sun and in the rain to uplift our tribal brothers and sisters. They are truly the lifeline our people have been waiting for."
Our Donor
Aayushi Jha
"Healstation Foundation is doing the brave work of bringing mental health and menstrual health conversations to places where they were once unheard of. What drew me to Healstation is how they bridge the gap between traditional tribal life and modern day knowledge. It is rare to find a non-profit so deeply rooted in the community it serves."
Our Beneficiary
Rupwati Devi*
"For a long time, I felt like I was carrying a weight no one else could see. In our village, we didn't have a word for what I was feeling - I just felt lost. Healstation didn't just give me medicines, they gave me a person who listened without judgement. For the first time, I realized I wasn't 'broken' or 'possessed', I was just hurting. Today, I can breathe again and I am helping my family instead of hiding from them."
*Name changed to protect privacy