Ladda-SSV Village Network
Our Village Network
Ladda-SSV works through a defined village network rooted in and around Ladda. The network helps local families connect with stroke recognition, prevention checks, helpline-based support, and rehabilitation pathways.
Support is currently available within the Ladda-SSV village network. For suspected stroke, families should start by calling the helpline pathway.
A village-level stroke safety pathway
The network connects local awareness, prevention activity, helpline guidance, transport support for eligible suspected stroke cases, and rehabilitation access through one structured rural pathway.
Village recognition and reporting
Community awareness supports faster recognition of stroke warning signs.
Prevention checks and community visits
Local pathways connect people with blood pressure and blood sugar checks.
Helpline-based stroke response
Suspected stroke support begins through the phone-first Ladda-SSV pathway.
Why It Matters
Stroke Safety Starts Close to Home
In rural communities, the first minutes and the first decisions often depend on people nearby. A village network helps families understand warning signs, know where to call, and stay connected to the right stroke pathway.
Earlier recognition
Local awareness helps families, students, and community members recognise stroke warning signs and respond with less delay.
Clearer access
The network gives families a defined helpline-based pathway instead of leaving them to decide alone during a stressful moment.
Continued support
Prevention checks, rehabilitation support, and tele-rehabilitation help stroke safety continue beyond the first emergency response.
Current Coverage
Villages Currently in the Network
The names below show the current Ladda-SSV village network. This central list can be updated as the network develops.
Ladda
Kanjhla
Kanjli
Natt
Batuha
Kila Hakima
Dhandiwal
Hasanpur
Kumbharwal
Mullowal
Ranike
Bugra
Punnawal
Pedhni
Rajomajra
Benra
Jahangir
Bamal
Ghanauri Kalan
Bhasaur
Bardwal
Dhandra
Dhura
Palasaur
Bhadalwad
Bhullarheri
Connected Support
How the Network Connects People to Support
The village network is not a general emergency service. It is a stroke-focused rural pathway that connects people with the right Ladda-SSV support depending on the situation.
Recognition and reporting
Students, schools, families, and local community members help strengthen awareness of stroke warning signs and the helpline pathway.
Prevention checks
Blood pressure and blood sugar checks are connected through Mata Rupinder Clinic in Ladda and monthly village visits where applicable.
Helpline-based stroke response
Suspected stroke support starts with a helpline call, followed by guided assessment through the Ladda-SSV pathway.
Rehabilitation connection
Stroke survivors can be connected with appointment-based rehabilitation and tele-rehabilitation support where appropriate.
Important Guidance
Support Is Currently Limited to the Village Network
Ladda-SSV support is currently available within the Ladda-SSV village network. For suspected stroke, families should call the helpline first instead of bringing an acute stroke patient directly to Mata Rupinder Clinic or the Ladda hub.
Free transport support applies only to eligible suspected stroke cases assessed through the helpline-based Ladda-SSV pathway. Hospital charges are not covered by the foundation.
Local Participation
Built With Local Participation
A stroke-safe village network depends on informed families, active local institutions, trained local support, and community participation. Ladda-SSV is designed to work with the social structure of village life.
People who want to support community awareness and local coordination can connect through the volunteer pathway.
Schools and students
Awareness work helps young people understand stroke signs and the importance of quick reporting.
Community spaces
Local gathering places help make prevention checks and awareness activity more accessible.
Trained local drivers
Available trained drivers support eligible suspected stroke transport after helpline-based assessment.
Village families
Families remain central to recognition, response, caregiving, prevention, and recovery support.
Common Questions
Village Network Questions
These answers clarify how the current village network, service boundary, and support pathways work.
Is support available outside the Ladda-SSV village network?
What should a family do if they suspect stroke in a network village?
Does being in the village network mean hospital charges are covered?
Can local people volunteer in the village network?
Will the village list change in the future?
Find the Right Pathway
Choose the pathway that fits your situation. For suspected stroke in the village network, start with the helpline.
