HEALTH AWARENESS

As a homoeopathic medical institution dedicated to the holistic development of community, we recognize the importance of fostering a culture of wellness and health consciousness with the support of our students and staff.

In today's fast-paced world, it's all too easy to neglect our physical and mental well-being amidst the demands of academia and daily life. That's why we're committed to providing resources, support, and education to empower our community members to prioritize their health.

The Health Awareness Programme aims to educate the community through awareness classes, talk shows, workshops, seminars, and informational sessions. Through these we provide evidence-based knowledge on various aspects of health, including nutrition, exercise, mental health, and disease prevention.

We also encourage collaboration and mutual support within & outside our college community. To those in need, we're here for each other every step of the way. Together, we can create a healthier, happier, and more vibrant community. Let's make health a priority, today and every day.

1. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, ADVAYA SVRHMC SFI College Union and the Woman Sub-Committee partnered to orchestrate a flash mob at Manaviyam Veethi to distribute educational materials outlining the early indicators of breast cancer to facilitate timely detection. Also conducted regular awareness classes called *Sakhi* in the many schools & colleges.

2. With the goal of reaching out to the general public in a very simple way about the health issues that are surrounding us, ADVAYA SVRHMC SFI COLLEGE UNION, with the help of faculty members, introduced DOC TALKS through the academic club's *MEDIACE* Instagram page (https://www.instagram.com/medi_ace?igsh=b3V0NGY2Z2VseTFr)

3. Students took awareness classes on Dengue at Govt.HSLP School, discussed about monsoon diseases, followed by the distribution of Dengue prevention medicine.

4. Menstruation cleanliness is a challenge faced by every girl. Students studying in UP, High school levels, have an invisible struggle in figuring out how to tackle those days. They are always pondering over how to manage their tasks without knowing the proper method. The College Union organized an awareness campaign for our little group of students studying in UP, High schools, "Rithumathi" with the motto "Menstruation is not a problem but poor menstrual hygiene is"