Sri Vijaya Puram, Sept 20: The Composite Regional Centre (CRC) for Skill Development, Rehabilitation & Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Clinical Research Unit of Homeopathy, Port Blair, successfully launched the Swachhta Hi Seva initiative and conducted an awareness programme on Rashtriya Poshan Maah for the parents of children with special needs and community workers on 20th September 2024. This joint effort is part of the nationwide movement to promote cleanliness, sanitation, and nutrition, with a specialfocus on empowering the Divyangjan (Persons with Disabilities) community.
The event commenced with the awareness programme for Rashtriya Poshan Maah focused on the significance of nutrition in maintaining good health, with special attention given to the dietary needs of persons with disabilities by Dr. Tanmoy Halder, Junior Research Fellow the Clinical Research Unit for Homeopathy provided valuable insights into combining proper nutrition with homeopathic remedies to improve overall health outcomes for the population.
In parallel the Swachhta Hi Seva campaign was officially launched by Dr. Nargis Anwar Senior Research Fellow, Clinical Research Unit for Homeopathy, Port Blair emphasizing the importance of cleanliness, hygiene, and sanitation in daily life, particularly for the Divyangjan community. The initiative supports the Government of India’s broader mission to promote sustainable development through a clean and healthy environment. Followed by Mr. T.Y.Abid, Lec. Physiotherapy, CRC A&N Islands Taken the pledge on Swachhata Hi Seva in which all the participants were joined.
After the pledge taken ,an inspiring planting of saplings ceremony by the Guests and participants and the clients of CRC A&N, symbolizing a commitment to environmental sustainability and a cleaner, greener future. The saplings were planted by Dr.Shanthi Adhikari, Officer Incharge, and Dr.Fareen, Senior Research Fellow, Senior Officer from the Clinical Research Unit for Homeopathy, Port Blair, along with Faculties of CRC A&N and students from School of Nursing, DHS. This gesture reinforced the connection between cleanliness, health, and environmental conservation. The participants, including local health workers, community members, and Divyangjan beneficiaries, actively engaged in various activities and discussions.
In the concluding address Mrs. Saranyah, Rehabilitation Officer CRC A&N Islands, expressed gratitude to the Clinical Research Unit of Homeopathy and emphasized the importance of continued joint efforts to promote the health and well-being of persons with disabilities across the region.
