Training auxiliary healthcare workers to treat common mental disorders like depression and anxiety is a cost-effective way to help patients immediately.

Lacking awareness and access to urban support networks, migrants from rural areas find it difficult to seek treatment for diseases like filaria.

Without community support, women with filaria are unable to seek healthcare, secure employment, and maintain their sense of self-worth.

Community role models can instill the conviction that good hygiene outweighs inconvenience.