Children’s health of any community is a grave concern as it directly reflects the GDP and quality of thecitizens of a country. The health of the children is seriously affected by a wide range of socialdeterminants in a scenario of tribal villages and urban street life. Issues of health-care facility tothese communities are not the limiting factors .Living and working conditions of streetdwellers are beyond the definitions of child development. They live with lack of resources andpoor awareness about hygiene and unavailability of shelter, food, safe drinking water, sanitaryhygiene and access to health care service because of poverty Low-income communities sufferfrom poor health conditions due to limited preventative and treatment care. Due to poorhealth, these families are more likely to spend more of their earnings treating and addressinghealth emergencies. Unfortunately low income families, who are at more risk of suffering fromhealth conditions, do not have equal access to health services. The Indian healthcare system isovercrowded, under-resourced, and does not have the supply of specialists and trainedprofessionals to meet demand. Additionally, for poor and rural communities, health facilitiesand resources are often too far, too difficult, or too expensive.