A community oriented health movement is the role of the village voluntary health worker. They are selected by the local community and well accepted and welcomed by the villagers. With basic first aid training, knowledge, abilities and personalities community health worker shares the common goal of the village health; and provides the first contact between community and the center. Together with village dais they give emphasis on child survival and provide domiciliary mother and child health. Assist various national health programmes they are trained, what is urgent and when to need to refer hospital. They play a crucial role in building and forming good network. They bridge the gap between villages to the center. People in the rural count and depend on them. As they are very well accepted by the villagers and are respected by them as there own. Educational outings are taken so that they are exposed to a world beyond their narrow village boundaries. The community health worker as symbol of the community organizing itself is crucial. This will help the village community to get better organized they are like small lamps, try to break through the thick darkness .Cooperation and coordination is a powerful tool in the hands of health workers who work towards social change. Act like a postage stamp, stick to one thing until you get there. We are far behind the developed world standers. We need to go many miles ahead. To reaches the plenitude of life. To give power to the poor, and instill Hope in their lives, liberate them from forces of evil. The sign of the times are frightening. Many parts of the country are under the grip of severe drought and floods, natural calamities, global warming. Failure in the monsoon or heavy rain falls and rise cost of essential commodities will mean further hardships for the poor who are living below the magical line. These coming years are not going to be easy. Income is less and expenses are increasing. We have already begun to sip the bitter cup that awaits those who dare squarely to face injustice. Obstruction and objections may have to be faced, but they are the challenge and this is the task ahead of us. How do we see these above-mentioned challenges around us? How do we respond? It is heartening to watch India’s quest for becoming an information technology upper power getting realized slowly but steadily. Lot of importance is being given to this area, with huge investments in human and material resources. But a major concern exists as to how far these developments will help the nation surge forward in other directions as well. Will the country accord similar attention to the social development sector also? These are very pertinent questions because; ultimately this progress has to be instrumental in improving the quality of life of the people, not a handful, but everyone. Do our current national priorities oriented towards this goal? Available health indicators are, unfortunately, not too affirmative. It may be an indication of further deterioration in public health care standards, despite massive efforts, may have dangerous portents for future. We need policies to spur the nation to break the shackles of the vicious circle that exists between poverty, inequity, poor health and the precarious access to health services. We have to make our intervention.