In a bid to provide quality healthcare to underprivileged children, the Amway India organised free health checkup camps in 14 locations, including Bhubaneswar, across the country on the World Health Day on Sunday.
An interactive and educational session was held at each camp to improve the nutritional knowledge and practices inclusive of hygiene practices and daily dietary requirement.
The company organised such a camp for the children of Palli Unnayan Seva Samiti here. A team comprising Generaland Pediatrician specialists provided important health-related information and recommendations to about 200 children, who attended the camp to assess their health status.
Amaya India East vice-president Chandra Chakraborty said, “As part of Amway’s CSR philosophy of helping people live better lives, our initiative for the World Health Day is focused at improving the quality of life of children and the community at large. Through this initiative, we emphasize on building awareness on preventive healthcare practices to ensure healthy living. Our initiative has benefited over 1,000 children across the country.”
Palli Unnayan Seva Samiti secretary Swati Suchismita Patra also spoke.