Youth for Healthy Mumbai is a citywide campaign, in partnership with the municipal public health department and the National Service Scheme (NSS), to tackle the increase in the incidences of monsoon ailments in Mumbai.
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MOU SIGNED FOR MAINTENANCE OF 10 HA. OF WETLANDS
An MoU was signed on 29th September 2020 in presence of Hon. Forest Minister, Shri Sanjay Rathod, between UWM and Mangrove Foundation for plantation and maintenance of 10 hectares of degraded wetlands in Vikhroli. Read more...
MOU Signed for Maintenance of 10 ha. of Wetlands
29th September 2020
An MoU was signed on 29th September 2020 in presence of Hon. Forest Minister, Shri Sanjay Rathod, between UWM and Mangrove Foundation for plantation and maintenance of 10 hectares of degraded wetlands in Vikhroli.
The Youth for Healthy Mumbai campaign has formally ended through a closure ceremony organized at Taj Club, Imperial Towers, Tardeo, and Mumbai
YOUTH FOR HEALTHY MUMBAI - IMPACT FIGURES
Twenty nine colleges were involved in the project, with an average of 35 students trained in each college.
Over 150 Awareness Drives were conducted, with an average of 1000 citizens reached out to during each drive in vulnerable localiti Read more...
Youth For Healthy Mumbai - Impact Figures
27th January 2016
Twenty nine colleges were involved in the project, with an average of 35 students trained in each college.
Over 150 Awareness Drives were conducted, with an average of 1000 citizens reached out to during each drive in vulnerable localities.
Over 1000 students were trained as health educators.
Immediate awareness was imparted to 10,000 individuals (Awareness Generation by each trained student among at least 10 individuals in her/his family, among fellow students and peers.
150,000 individuals were educated about monsoon related ailments during the awareness drives.
Peer Health Educators’ trainings start at 4 wards viz. F- south, G- South, and S.
More than 350 students trained as Peer Health Educators.
YOUTH FOR HEALTHY MUMBAI - 31ST AUGUST, 2015
Youth for Healthy Mumbai Planning meeting held at Dept. of Public Health, MCGM
Meeting attended by:
Dr. Santosh Revankar (Dy. Health officer, Surveillance, MCGM)
Prof. D.G. Phondekar, Co-co-ordinator , NSS, Mumbai University
Mr. Ani Read more...
Youth for Healthy Mumbai - 31st August, 2015
31st August 2015
Youth for Healthy Mumbai Planning meeting held at Dept. of Public Health, MCGM
Meeting attended by:
Dr. Santosh Revankar (Dy. Health officer, Surveillance, MCGM)
Prof. D.G. Phondekar, Co-co-ordinator , NSS, Mumbai University
Mr. Anil Parmar (Senior Manager- Community impact, UWM)
Dr. Shailesh Wagle (Coordinator- Community impact, UWM)
Medical Officer Health of all 6 wards covered under the project
NSS Program officers of all participating colleges
YOUTH FOR HEALTHY MUMBAI - 27TH AUGUST, 2015
The Youth for Healthy Mumbai 2015 project launched at Kasturba Hospital, Mumbai
Stakeholder meeting headed by Dr. Padmaja Keskar, EHO, MCGM and attended by
Dr. Santosh Revankar (Dy. Health officer, Surveillance, MCGM)
Dr. Mini Khetrap Read more...
Youth for Healthy Mumbai - 27th August, 2015
27th August 2015
The Youth for Healthy Mumbai 2015 project launched at Kasturba Hospital, Mumbai
Stakeholder meeting headed by Dr. Padmaja Keskar, EHO, MCGM and attended by
Dr. Santosh Revankar (Dy. Health officer, Surveillance, MCGM)
Dr. Mini Khetrapal, Dy. Health officer, Epidemiology, MCGM
Medical Officer of Health of all 6 wards covered under the project
Prof. B.S. Bidve, N Programme Coordinator, Mumbai University
Prof. D.G. Phondekar, Co-co-ordinator , NSS, Mumbai University
Ms. Zarine (SD Corp)
Ms. Archana Nair (SD Corp)
Mr. Ajay Govale (Director – Community impact, UWM)
Mr. Anil Parmar (Senior Manager- Community impact, UWM)
Dr. Shailesh Wagle (Coordinator- Community impact, UWM)
MOU SIGNED FOR MAINTENANCE OF 10 HA. OF WETLANDS
An MoU was signed on 29th September 2020 in presence of Hon. Forest Minister, Shri Sanjay Rathod, between UWM and Mangrove Foundation for plantation and maintenance of 10 hectares of degraded wetlands in Vikhroli. Read more...
MOU Signed for Maintenance of 10 ha. of Wetlands
29th September 2020
An MoU was signed on 29th September 2020 in presence of Hon. Forest Minister, Shri Sanjay Rathod, between UWM and Mangrove Foundation for plantation and maintenance of 10 hectares of degraded wetlands in Vikhroli.
The Youth for Healthy Mumbai campaign has formally ended through a closure ceremony organized at Taj Club, Imperial Towers, Tardeo, and Mumbai
YOUTH FOR HEALTHY MUMBAI - IMPACT FIGURES
Twenty nine colleges were involved in the project, with an average of 35 students trained in each college.
Over 150 Awareness Drives were conducted, with an average of 1000 citizens reached out to during each drive in vulnerable localiti Read more...
Youth For Healthy Mumbai - Impact Figures
27th January 2016
Twenty nine colleges were involved in the project, with an average of 35 students trained in each college.
Over 150 Awareness Drives were conducted, with an average of 1000 citizens reached out to during each drive in vulnerable localities.
Over 1000 students were trained as health educators.
Immediate awareness was imparted to 10,000 individuals (Awareness Generation by each trained student among at least 10 individuals in her/his family, among fellow students and peers.
150,000 individuals were educated about monsoon related ailments during the awareness drives.
