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A student-led initiative that brings doctors and clinics in Delhi & NCR to the communities that need them most.

A doctor listening to an elderly woman’s heartbeat
A nurse holding a tablet
A health worker giving a vaccination
Student-led initiative serving Delhi & NCR

Who we are

About Care Connects

At CareConnects.net, we believe healthcare is a right, not a privilege. Our platform connects patients who cannot afford medical care with doctors and volunteers who are willing to help.

Ryaann Kalra, a Year 12 student at DESS, Dubai, founded CareConnects. The student-led initiative brings doctors and clinics in Delhi & NCR together with underprivileged communities, and every week volunteer doctors give their time to the people who need it most.

We do not verify the credentials of doctors or volunteers listed on our platform. Patients are responsible for checking and confirming a doctor’s qualifications before going ahead.

Our mission

We are building a platform where doctors and volunteers register separately from patients who want to book an appointment. Keeping the two apart makes things clearer for both sides and makes it easier to connect. Our aim is to bring basic health check-ups to underserved communities and to give doctors and volunteers a practical way to help.

Our vision

We want good healthcare to be within reach for everyone, whatever their finances. To get there, we encourage doctors and volunteers to come forward, build stronger healthcare networks and raise awareness of preventive care.

We have not verified the doctors listed. Patients are responsible for checking and confirming their credentials.

Our team

The people behind CareConnects

CareConnects is run by a team of founders, experts and volunteers.

Ryaann Kalra

Founder

Year 12 student, DESS, Dubai

Started CareConnects to connect doctors and clinics in Delhi & NCR with underprivileged communities.

Volunteers packing donation boxes

Volunteers

Students and community volunteers do much of the day-to-day work. They help with awareness campaigns, health camps and community programmes so that each one reaches the people it is meant for.

Become a volunteer

Help us bring free healthcare to more people

Doctors, clinics and volunteers can help with just a few hours a week.