Healthcare Innovation
Innovative approaches, services or models that improve access, quality or health outcomes.
Recognising excellence, innovation and measurable impact in health and wellbeing across schools, communities, healthcare, public health and CSR.
The Health & Innovation Awards recognise initiatives and leaders advancing health and wellbeing through credible programmes, practical solutions, community action and responsible partnerships.
Choose the field that most closely reflects the principal contribution of the initiative or nominee.
Innovative approaches, services or models that improve access, quality or health outcomes.
Digital platforms, applications and technology-enabled solutions supporting better health.
Programmes creating healthier, safer and more supportive school environments.
Awareness, prevention, counselling, early support and stigma-reduction initiatives.
Evidence-informed projects addressing priority population and preventive-health needs.
Inclusive outreach connecting people with health information, prevention and services.
Programmes advancing nutrition, physical activity, healthy living and wellbeing.
Prevention, awareness and behaviour-change initiatives addressing tobacco and substance use.
Useful research, diagnostics, tools or technologies with potential for health impact.
Responsible corporate programmes and partnerships demonstrating credible health impact.
Applications are invited from individuals and institutions contributing to better health and wellbeing.
All amounts below are GST-inclusive.
Recognition and participation benefits included with the awards programme.
A clear process designed to recognise relevance, implementation quality and credible impact.
Complete the nomination form and select the most appropriate award category.
Provide supporting documents, achievements and relevant evidence of the work.
Eligible applications proceed to jury evaluation and shortlisting.
Finalists are invited to the award ceremony at the conference in Jaipur.
The relative emphasis may vary by category, but nominations will generally be considered against the following dimensions.
Yes. Applicants may submit their own eligible work through the online nomination form.
A nominee may submit separate entries where the work genuinely meets the requirements of different categories. Each entry should be complete and category-specific.
Examples include programme reports, photographs, testimonials, outcome data, letters of support, relevant links or other material that helps verify the nomination.
No. All nominations are subject to eligibility checks, review, verification and the final decision of the designated review process.
The package includes two delegate passes, award ceremony access, conference website feature and social-media recognition. A trophy is presented to every winner.
Finalists will receive further instructions regarding the award ceremony and participation at the conference.
Bring credible, practical and inspiring health and wellbeing work to national attention at the National School Health Conference 2026.