Mahila Arogya Vikas Health Camps in Vizianagaram
April 11, 2026
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Mahila Arogya Vikas Health Camps in Vizianagaram
- April 11, 2026
- Vizianagaram
- 86 participants
Mahila Arogya Vikas, Vizianagaram team has actively organized a series of health awareness programs and medical camps aimed at empowering women with knowledge, preventive care, and access to basic health services. These initiatives reflect a strong commitment to community health, collaboration, and capacity building.
Key Highlights
- Conducted multiple awareness camps and health surveys across Vizianagaram region
- Reached a total of 86 beneficiaries (VIA) through various programs
- Identified and ensured 5 follow-up cases for continued care
- Collaborated with local organizations and community leaders for effective outreach
- Provided hands-on training for junior doctors from VIMS
- Focused on women’s health awareness, early detection, and preventive care
- Strengthened community participation through local support and engagement
Program Summary
- 14-02-2026: Health camp conducted at Vikasa Tarangini Office with the support of Sri Srinivasa Seva Sangam
- 18-02-2026: Awareness program organized at Ladies Club, TTDC Gokapeta
- 02-03-2026: Health camp held at Kotha Peta Ramalayam Kalyana Mandapam with the assistance of Esaarapu Srinivasarao Garu
- 14-03-2026: Training camp conducted for VIMS junior doctors at Vikasa Tarangini Office, demonstrating camp procedures and examination methods
- 11-04-2026: Health camp and training session conducted at VT Office, Vizianagaram along with VIMS junior doctors
Mahila Arogya Vikas continues to inspire and lead the way in grassroots health empowerment.
Camp Highlights
86
Total women attended
5
Follow-up cases
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HH Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji – The Visionary Founder
Our revered Acharya HH Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji’s vision behind initiating “Women Health Care” is to remind us that women’s health must be given utmost priority, as they are the ones who nurture and care for the entire family. It is therefore our responsibility to safeguard their well-being. As Swamiji emphasizes, prevention is always better than cure.
