Poor access to quality primary health care services has always been a major problem in rural and urban India. About 72% of the population lives in rural areas and only 25% of the health infrastructure. On the other hand, urban slum dwellers are mostly a migrated population for whom livelihood challenges are overwhelming and health lies at the bottom of the pyramid. Common problems faced by underprivileged communities are sanitation, poor hygiene and lack of awareness about hygiene practices and inadequate access to primary health care facilities