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Lions Club donates 10k for welfare of blind children
Lions Club donates 10k for welfare of blind children, With an aim to create awareness on good health and prevention of various diseases, Aware Global Hospitals, LB, Nagar organised a scientific health exhibition for school children.
With an aim to create awareness on good health and prevention of various diseases, Aware Global Hospitals, LB, Nagar organised a scientific health exhibition for school children.
The theme of the exhibition was ‘Healthy Students, Healthy India’. Around 1,500 students from Nagarjuna Group of Schools located in Kharmanghat, Hayathnagar, Mansoorabad and Vanasthalipuram participated in the two-day exhibition held on Friday and Saturday.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Vijay Vemuri, Chief Operating Officer, Aware Global Hospitals said, “Our aim is to invite schools in our vicinity every month to conduct similar programmes. It is very important that students be taught about the importance of healthy lifestyle management.” He also added that the hospital would provide students with a Health Guide prepared by the hospital.
