ARPANA

Impact

What changed,
and how we know.

Every figure on this page is drawn from an audited annual report for April 2025 – March 2026, and is labelled with its period and place. Where programme reports differ, the most specific report is used and the alternative is noted — never reconciled silently.

Impact at a glance.

April 2025 – March 2026 · All programmes

88,483
hospital patients
Haryana
15,486
women in self-help groups
Haryana · cumulative
1,500+
students supported
Delhi
724
farmers who own two FPOs
Himachal Pradesh

Health · Arpana Hospital Annual Report 2025-26

One hospital, a thousand villages.

Patients came from more than 1,000 villages and towns. Around a fifth of outreach contact was screening — cervical cancer, eyes, blood pressure — rather than treatment.

69,517
outpatient visits
2,398
Surgeries
82,171
Diagnostic tests
1,187
Intensive-care patients
2,878
Dialysis treatments
232
Village camps
18,966
People reached by camps
34
cervical cancer camps · 2,590 women screened
120
eye camps · 11,680 patients · 318 free surgeries
1,188
patients at 7 Himachal health camps

People · Haryana Rural Development Report 2025-26

Self-help groups in Karnal district, 2010 – 2026.

Growth in groups is the slowest of Arpana's numbers, deliberately: a group is formed only when its members can run it. The step after 2020 came with two federations that now govern the whole network.

2010
366
2015
820
2020
878
2026
1,083

2026 · 15,486 women · 108 villages

2
federations — Jan Shakti Mahila Vikas and Jan Shakti Mahila Unnati — representing all 1,083 groups
1,247
persons with disabilities in 52 organisations across 49 villages, since 2012
826
women in 81 groups across 51 villages of Chamba, Himachal Pradesh

Economic participation · Haryana & Himachal reports 2025-26

Capital that belongs to the members.

Savings, loans and dividends here are the groups' own money, managed by the groups. Arpana facilitates; it does not hold the funds.

₹84.95 cr
cumulative savings of 1,083 Haryana self-help groups, March 2026
5,753
loans processed between members in Haryana this year
₹64.1 lakh
vegetable sales by 218 Chamba SHG women through their farmer producer organisations
₹1.2 lakh
dividends distributed to FPO member farmers at the 2025 general meetings
11
battery-operated rickshaws to persons with disabilities for livelihood, Panipat

Education · Molarbund & Vasant Vihar Report 2025-26

Every board candidate passed.

112 students sat Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations. All passed. Eleven cleared the university entrance test for Delhi University colleges.

348
children in Balvatika early education
1,101
students in tuition, Classes 1-12
100%
pass rate · 112 board candidates
11
cleared CUET for Delhi University
127
vocational completions

Communities · Himachal & Haryana reports 2025-26

Infrastructure the village built itself.

Cultivated land in six Chamba villages, biswas

Before
1,442
After
3,474

Before irrigation → after · +141%

15
Village irrigation systems, cumulative
41 → 70
Households farming in those six villages
80,052
Trees planted by SHG women, Chamba
8,310
Kitchen gardens, 105 Haryana villages
610
Water issues resolved by SHG women, 103 villages

Geography

Geography

Haryana
1 hospital · 108 SHG villages · 49 DPO villages · 232 camps
Himachal Pradesh
51 villages · 2 FPOs · 15 irrigation systems · 2 centres
Delhi
2 education centres · Molarbund · Vasant Vihar
Where we work →
Arpana centre, Chamba hills · Himachal report 2025-26 — stand-in until Pooja's photograph is supplied

The story behind ₹64.1 lakh

Pooja Devi is one of the 218.

Radishes, cucumbers and seasonal vegetables from her own fields in Guwani earn ₹60,000-70,000 a year, sold through the farmer producer organisation. The income keeps her three daughters in school.

All stories →

Method

How these figures are counted.

Each programme — the hospital, Haryana rural development, the Himachal programme, the Delhi education centres and Arpana Trust — publishes its own audited annual report for the financial year April to March. Figures here are taken from the 2025-26 editions.

Where the consolidated Arpana Services report and a programme report differ (for example, total hospital patients), the programme report is used because it is closer to the source records. Cumulative figures (savings, groups, trees) are as of 31 March 2026. Nothing is projected or estimated.

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