Vedanta Aluminium's Health Camp: A Lifeline for Rural Communities in Kalahandi

Vedanta Aluminium has launched a significant health camp in Kalahandi, reaching 15 villages and benefiting over 350 patients. This initiative, part of Project Aarogya, aims to improve healthcare access in rural areas, especially during the monsoon season when illnesses peak. With support from medical specialists, the camp not only provided immediate care but also focused on preventive health education. CEO Pranab Kumar Bhattacharyya emphasized the company's commitment to sustainable community development. In the fiscal year 2024-25, Project Aarogya is set to expand its reach even further, showcasing Vedanta's dedication to enhancing health and wellness in remote regions.
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Vedanta Aluminium's Health Camp: A Lifeline for Rural Communities in Kalahandi

Healthcare Initiative in Kalahandi


In Lanjigarh, Vedanta Aluminium, the leading aluminium manufacturer in India, has demonstrated its dedication to improving healthcare access by hosting a large-scale multi-speciality health camp as part of its prominent CSR program, Project Aarogya.


This initiative catered to 15 villages within the Gobardhanpur gram panchayat, extending its reach into the Kalahandi district.


Timed during the monsoon season, which often sees a rise in seasonal illnesses, the camp provided essential medical services to over 350 patients. With the assistance of specialists in various fields such as pediatrics, general medicine, and gynecology, the camp not only offered immediate healthcare but also raised awareness about preventive health measures, addressing significant gaps in rural healthcare access.


Pranab Kumar Bhattacharyya, CEO of Vedanta Alumina Business, stated, “Our commitment at Vedanta Lanjigarh is towards sustainable community development. This health camp exemplifies our proactive strategy under Project Aarogya, ensuring that timely medical assistance reaches even the most isolated villages.”


In the fiscal year 2024-25, Project Aarogya facilitated over 660 visits by Mobile Health Units, impacting more than 20,500 individuals in remote regions. Additionally, it conducted more than 680 awareness sessions, educating upwards of 15,000 people on hygiene, wellness, and disease prevention.


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