Striving to provide medical and mental healthcare to vulnerable and marginalized populations, including children, the elderly, and those experiencing homelessness or poverty. These services aim to promote and maintain good physical and mental health, prevent illness and injury, and improve overall quality of life.

They may include:

• Primary care and a balanced wholesome diet
• Specialty care
• General medicine
• Oto-rhino-laryngology
• Tuberculosis screening and vaccination
• Dental care
• Ophtalmology
• Physiological therapy
• Speech therapy
• Auditory and visual impairments early screening unit
• Mental health counselling
• Awareness Campaigns on autoimmune diseases, drug addiction, advertising negative impact, domestic violence, people with disabilities, sexual abuse and other social health problems.

SWI often prioritize healthcare services as a means of addressing health disparities and promoting social justice.