Daspalla: (Report- Subash Chandra Barik): The Swasth Nari Sashakt Parivar Abhiyan (Healthy Women, Empowered Family Campaign) was successfully launched at the Kujamendhi Primary Health Center in Daspalla on September 26, 2025. The event, which started at 8 AM, saw widespread participation from the local community and healthcare workers, marking a significant step towards enhancing women's health and family well-being in the region.
· Pharmacy Officer Soumyaranjan Khuntia
· BPM Tushar Ranjan Sahoo
· Purnachandra Kabi
· Multi-purpose women health workers Rashmita Behera and Maheswari Kahantar
· LT Ayushi Behera
· Shridhar Muduli and Kishore Sahoo
They were supported by all the local Anganwadi and ASHA workers, who played a crucial role in facilitating the service delivery and engaging with the community.
Awareness slogans like "Swachh Nari, Ghar ki Shiri; Swachh Ma, Swachh Parivar" (A clean woman is the home's pride; A clean mother, a clean family) were promoted to emphasize the link between hygiene, health, and empowerment.
A Nationwide Initiative with Local Impact
This health initiative is part of a broader national campaign launched by the Honorable Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi. The campaign spans the country from September 17 to October 2, 2025 , aiming to provide essential health services and raise health awareness. The event at Kujamendhi Primary Health Center is a local manifestation of this nationwide effort, tailored to address the specific needs of the community in Daspalla.Inauguration by Local Leadership
The health mela (fair) was formally inaugurated by the esteemed Sarpanch of Kujamendhi Gram Panchayat, Sangeeta Pristi, who attended as the Chief Guest. Her presence underscored the importance of collaborative efforts between local governance and the health department in achieving public health goals. The event was conducted under the leadership of Dr. Ranjan Mallick, who guided the entire proceedings and ensured the smooth delivery of health services.Widespread Participation from Healthcare Teams
The success of the campaign was made possible by the dedicated efforts of a team of healthcare professionals. Key participants included:· Pharmacy Officer Soumyaranjan Khuntia
· BPM Tushar Ranjan Sahoo
· Purnachandra Kabi
· Multi-purpose women health workers Rashmita Behera and Maheswari Kahantar
· LT Ayushi Behera
· Shridhar Muduli and Kishore Sahoo
They were supported by all the local Anganwadi and ASHA workers, who played a crucial role in facilitating the service delivery and engaging with the community.
Focus on Health Checks and Awareness
A central component of the day was a large-scale health check-up camp. Community members were encouraged to get themselves examined and to take proactive steps towards managing their health. The campaign carried strong messages against blind faith and unscientific practices, urging people to seek proper medical advice from doctors at healthcare centers for any ailments and to follow prescribed treatments.Awareness slogans like "Swachh Nari, Ghar ki Shiri; Swachh Ma, Swachh Parivar" (A clean woman is the home's pride; A clean mother, a clean family) were promoted to emphasize the link between hygiene, health, and empowerment.


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