This page brings together the studies, trainings, awareness sessions, and collaborations that reflect CSHR Foundation’s journey in public health research. Each initiative is rooted in evidence, community realities, and the belief that better data can lead to better health decisions.
Our work begins with people and communities. We collect evidence carefully, study real challenges, collaborate with trusted partners, and convert findings into practical insights that can support public health planning, awareness, and decision-making.
These initiatives represent CSHR Foundation’s work in field research, student wellbeing, health awareness, and research capacity building.
We studied community-level health needs across Punjab to understand healthcare gaps, service access, and public health priorities from the ground.
We assessed how mobile health units were helping rural communities access medicines, basic care, and timely support closer to home.
We explored awareness, stigma, and help-seeking behavior among students to understand how mental health support can become more accessible.
We hosted a practical learning session to help students and young researchers understand STATA for public health data handling and analysis.
We conducted a hands-on webinar on SPSS to help participants understand data entry, cleaning, analysis, interpretation, and reporting.
We created a public health learning space to discuss NCD prevention, lifestyle risks, early action, and community-level awareness.
Our ongoing work continues to explore practical public health, rehabilitation, and healthcare innovation questions through collaboration and field-based learning.
We are studying knee brace use in Chandigarh to understand comfort, functional support, user experience, and practical rehabilitation needs.
This study will help generate useful evidence for mobility support, rehabilitation planning, and user-centered healthcare innovation.
Our upcoming work will expand into NCD research, environmental health, climate resilience, and youth engagement in public health research.
These upcoming projects will focus on non-communicable disease prevention, evidence generation, and stronger community-level public health action.
This project will explore how environment and climate change are connected with public health, community wellbeing, and future health risks.
This work will focus on community-based management, climate adaptation, and practical resilience-building in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
The third cohort will give students and young professionals an opportunity to learn, contribute, and participate in public health research work.
Let’s collaborate on meaningful public health research, evaluations, field studies, data analysis, awareness programs, and evidence-based reporting.
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