AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS

Adopt-a-village program to make quality healthcare accessible universally to village and taluka and district levels, aapi has been part of the adopt-a-village project, which enables aapi members to adopt the village they hail from originally and make a significant contribution towards its development.

Journal printing and mailing expenses: aapi publishes a quarterly magazine that is mailed to all members, offering timely updates on a wide range of topics. The aapi journal includes information on past, current, and upcoming events; organizational programs and announcements; committee reports; membership recruitment initiatives; scientific and medical articles; and health, lifestyle, and wellness columns relevant to the medical community. Float revenue: the purpose of aapis participation in the india day parade and contribution to the fia is: to celebrate indias independence day and showcase indian heritage and pride. To promote the visibility of indian- american physicians and their contributions to the u.s. Healthcare system. To strengthen community engagement and foster unity among indian-american organizations and leaders. Msrf revenue: aapi medical student, resident, and fellow section (msrf) is a hub for empowering the next generation of physicians through mentorship, leadership, and advocacy. Mentorship and educational programs supporting workshops, leadership training, and networking events for students, residents, and fellows. Conference participation and scholarships assisting members with travel grants, competition prizes, and academic presentations at aapi and external conferences. Community outreach and health initiatives funding service projects, advocacy efforts, and public health campaigns aligned with aapis mission. Yps/msrf activities the young physicians section (yps) and the medical students, residents, and fellows (msrf) section, operating under the aapi umbrella, organize an annual winter medical conference, fostering education, networking, and leadership development among emerging indian american medical professionals.