ROtaract club of medicrew

Partner-In-Service Avenue acts as the point of contact and co-ordination for communication and conduction of JOINT PROJECTS between the club and:

Parent Rotary (Sponsoring Rotary of the Rotaract club) Brother clubs (Rotaract clubs under the same Parent Rotary)

The Samruddhi Initiative

Project Samruddhi, under PIS, had a significant grassroots impact. Conducted in areas of poor socio-economic background, the project held six camps in locations like Ganpati pandals, government schools, and slums in Kandivali and Charkop. With beneficiary counts of 205,187, 126, 166, 122, and 136, attendees were screened for hypertension, diabetes, and given necessary treatments on-site. This project not only identified early stages of diseases but also provided essential medications, making a profound impact on the community and enriching our volunteers' medical skills and empathy.

 

Healthy Horizons

The health camp for school kids promoted early detection and prevention of health issues. Through screenings and education, children learned about healthy habits and disease prevention. Access to medical professionals allowed for prompt concerns and timely interventions, enhancing overall well-being. The camp highlighted health consciousness and fostered a sense of community spirit.

 

HydroHelp

HydroHelp The ORS distribution event for HIV-positive girls significantly impacted their health by replenishing lost fluids and electrolytes crucial for managing diarrhea, common among HIV patients. Providing ORS improved hydration, reduced complications, and enhanced their overall quality of life, supporting their journey to better health.

 

Safety squad

Educating children about safe touch helps empower them with the knowledge to recognize and report inappropriate behavior. This can contribute to a safer society by fostering a culture of awareness, prevention, and accountability, ultimately reducing instances of abuse and promoting overall well-being. It also makes them more confident and courageous to protect themselves in any such situations.

 

Eco Holi Festival

The event aimed to bring joy, inclusivity, and environmental awareness to a Shelter Home of 30 HIV-positive girls. Celebrating Holi in an eco-friendly way, it promoted love, respect, and community unity while raising awareness about sustainability. Volunteers from both clubs taught the importance of sustainability and the history of Holi, enriching their knowledge. The event was organized by RC Medicrew in collaboration with RC Western Suburbs.