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Healing Health Total Preventing Cancer Through Early Detection
We stand with you in the fight against cancer, offering prevention, care, and compassion every step of the way
Healing Health Total (2HT)
Healing Health Total (2HT) is a transformative initiative under the Gurukrupa Foundation, working in close collaboration with Cachar Cancer Hospital & Research Centre, located in in Silchar, Assam. Guided by the visionary leadership of Padmashree Dr. Ravi Kannan (who also is the recipient of the Ramon Magsaysay Award in 2023, for his pioneering work in early detection of Cancer), 2HT is committed to reshaping cancer care across India, by focusing on prevention, early detection, treatment, and palliative support. Through community engagement, frontline health worker training, and system-level capacity building, 2HT strives to reduce cancer-related mortality, and improve the quality of life for individuals and families-especially in underserved rural and urban regions, in India.
Primary Focus
Healing Health Total (2HT), aims at preventing cancer through early detection, systemic transformation, working in close association with the government health machinery, delivering integrated and humane solutions, that restore dignity and empower the patients.
Implementation Strategy
- Prevention & Awareness
Empowering communities to recognize and reduce cancer risks early.
- Early Detection
Screening and diagnosis to detect cancer at its most treatable stage.
- Referral, Treatment & Care
Compassionate medical support for those undergoing cancer treatment.
- Training & Capacity Building
Equipping health workers and institutions with skills and tools to improve cancer care.
Stories of Impact
Every milestone reflects a life touched, a future shaped, and a commitment to meaningful change through 2HT’s initiatives.
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Our Services
We strengthen local healthcare systems by empowering professionals and frontline workers with advanced training. Our community-focused approach ensures a holistic journey for every cancer patient that is built upon the following pillars:
Our Journey
2HT stands as a powerful force for positive change, dedicated to uplifting underserved communities through meaningful social impact. By partnering with Adruta Children’s Home, the organization ensures orphaned children grow within a safe, nurturing environment rooted in dignity. 2HT’s commitment to education is twofold: providing quality schooling to underprivileged students and empowering healthcare professionals through specialized skill-building programs. Furthermore, the organization extends vital support to cancer patients by facilitating both financial assistance and emotional care. Through these diverse initiatives, 2HT continues to transform lives and build a more inclusive future.
Our Partners
Journey with Cachar Cancer Hospital and Research Centre
The journey with Cachar Cancer Hospital and Research Centre (CCHRC), under the leadership with Dr. Ravi Kannan, started in the summer of May 2024, with a visit to Silchar. We got a chance to visit the field, with the Cachar team, and had a first-hand experience, of the wonderful work, that they do at the community level. We were also lucky to see first-hand an early case of cancer, treated with thermal ablators, at the community health centre level. What followed was further visits, discussions with Dr. Kannan and a series of meetings at the highest level of the government machinery in Odisha, starting with the Hon’ble Deputy CM and the Commissioner-cum-Secretary, Health and Family Welfare (HFW), Govt., of Odisha, in April 2025, following which we had further meetings with the Hon’ble CM, Odisha and the Additional Chief Secretary-cum-Development Commissioner, Govt. of Odisha, in August 2025. This led to further discussions and presentations to the National Health Mission (NHM) Govt., of Odisha and the Director Public Health (DPH), in the months of September and November 2025. Finally we had a meeting with the Chief Secretary, Govt., of Odisha, in December 2025, and a field visit to the selected districts of Keonjhar and Bolangir, ending with a debrief meeting with the Commissioner-cum-Secretary, Health and Family Welfare (HFW). The implementation plan and strategy has been designed and chiseled, as a result of these discussions, at multiple levels, spread over the last two years.