ASPIRE Annual Report 2021-22
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We are thrilled to announce that People to People Health Foundation’s (PPHF) Project Aspire has garnered attention and recognition in a notable publication by Reliance Foundation. Our project is prominently featured in the esteemed book, “Ideas, Innovation, Implementation – India’s journey towards the SDGs”! You are invited to explore the entire publication by following this
As part of Project Aspire, People to People Health Foundation (PPHF) in collaboration with Sanofi organized another patient support group at Moosapet on October 10. Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2023 was observed with great enthusiasm. The awareness session comprised vital information to prevent breast cancer, backed by screening of IEC videos on self-assessment. To make
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To mark #WorldEnvironmentalHealthDay, People to People Health Foundation (PPHF) conducted awareness sessions on September 26-27 in Kishanganj and Shahabad Block. During these sessions, participants were made aware about importance of #WasteSegregation and collectively decided to establish a dedicated area for the collection of #WetWaste, which will subsequently be transformed into #compost for the benefit of #community. To kick things off, waste segregation bins were
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Under the SAMARTH Project, People to People Health Foundation – Asia in collaboration with the Department of Women and Child Development, came together to mark World Breastfeeding Week 2023. The event witnessed the presence of DPO Kolkata, along with CDPO, Supervisors, and Anganwadi Workers. The occasion featured a range of activities including a street play,
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Dr Antara Dhargupta and Dr Laxmikant Palo India’s urban population has grown rapidly but their living conditions have not improved which amplified the burden of diseases in the urban slums. Poor access to water, sanitation, nutrition, health care services and socio-economic factors contributed to excess vulnerability and affects their health and wellbeing. All these factors