TSPL organises mega health awareness camps for rural women
Kanwar Inder singh/ royalpatiala.in News/ December 23,2023
Talwandi Sabo Power Limited (TSPL), Punjab’s largest thermal power plant, recently organised an impactful mega awareness session, centring on menstrual hygiene and Hepatitis B for the rural women from the vicinity. This session was a collaborative efforts of TSPL and its project implementing partner, PHDRDF. The session was graced by distinguished speakers, notably Dr. Preeti Jindal, a highly respected gynaecologist from Talwandi Sabo. Dr. Preeti Jindal delivered invaluable insights into menstrual health practices, guiding women and adolescent girls through essential dos and don’ts, while also addressing their concerns with empathy and dispelling prevalent doubts. As part of this initiative, sanitary napkins were also distributed to further promote menstrual hygiene.
Adding value to the session Darshan Singh, a seasoned healthcare professional, shared enlightening strategies on Hepatitis B prevention and other crucial health preventive measures, significantly enriching the audience’s knowledge base.
Krittika Bhatt, the Head of CSR at TSPL, took the opportunity to underline the significance of Project SEHAT. She emphasized its pivotal role in delivering top-tier medical services directly to the community, showcasing the commitment to adapt and enhance services continually to meet the evolving needs of the locals. In her statement, Bhatt reinforced TSPL’s unwavering dedication to providing the highest quality medical facilities, ensuring a healthier tomorrow for the community. She remarked, “Project SEHAT is committed to providing quality medical services for the community at their doorsteps, constantly improvising to meet their evolving needs. We are dedicated to offering the best medical facilities for a healthier tomorrow.”
Appreciating the initiative Kamaldeep Kaur Sarpanch Karamgarh Autanwali remarked,” I take this opportunity to thank TSPL for this much needed awareness camp for women. This has provided us a platform to discuss our heath issues openly without any inhibitions. We look forward to more such camps and initiatives for the benefit of the community.”
