PES has been conducting periodic medical camps across the state of Telangana for the last 20 years. Initiatives done with Public-Private-Partnerships such as Andhra Pradesh State AIDS Control Society (APSACS). Department of Women, Child, Disabled and Senior Citizens (WCD&SC), Telenor India Communications Pvt Ltd and so on, these medical and vaccination camps have been executed almost every year and have provided medical aid to 10,800 (5,700 men, 1,100 women and 4,000 children) beneficiaries

Apart from the usual general body check-ups and distribution of of-the-counter drugs special programmes such as pulse-polio vaccinations, eye checkups, AIDS camps, Hepatitis-B checks, COVID19 checks and vaccinations, distribution of masks and sanitizer during COVID 19 have been dispensed through the medical camps

PES has conducted a large number of awareness campaigns in the last 20 years across the state of Telangana. The awareness campaigns conducted through various Public-Private-Partnerships such as Central Social Welfare Board (CSWB), District Collector Offices and so on, aimed at educating various segments of the society in a wide range of social, healthcare and hygiene issues. Over the last two decades PES has impacted 27,000 (12,000 male and 15,000 female) beneficiaries through its awareness programmes

The awareness programmes covered a wide range of social issues such as Gender bias, domestic violence, trafficking, destitution, environment protection and so on to healthcare issues such as sanitation, menstrual health, sexual health, COVID-19 lifestyles and so on

PES has also undertaken studies and surveys as a part of its Social Outreach programmes for Collectorates of various district in Telangana (Erstwhile AP) towards understanding socio-economic conditions of the population within certain districts. Two major studies that were engaged through these initiatives were Migration & Land Patta Distribution

Migration – 10,660 rural area migrants were studies at the behest of the local Collectorates to understand the reasons and the patterns for migration to urban areas and migration from their traditional skills and trades to adopt newer lifestyles and work opportunities. These studies were a part of government initiatives for policy making to improve rural infrastructure and create sustainable livelihood

Survey on Patta – 2665 landowners were surveyed to inspect whether proper Pattas were released to and owned by the land owners in selected district at the behest of the local Collectorates to assess the legality and domain of land owners. This is initiative was also done as a part of the process of developing rural infrastructure