Hyderabad, 9th August, 2024: Conexus and Jagathi Foundation, in collaboration with CARE Hospitals, one of the leading multispecialty hospital chains in India, proudly hosted the concluding ceremony of 'Nanhe Dilo-ka Safar,' a CSR initiative dedicated to addressing Congenital Heart Disease in underprivileged children. The event took place at T-HUB, Gachibowli, and marked the culmination of a six-month-long effort to help underprivileged children suffering from Congenital Heart Disease and raising awareness about the disease in the broader community.

 

The event featured the official release of the initiative’s campaign video, followed by a presentation of the impact report by the associated NGOs. The program concluded with an exhibition showcasing twelve remarkable artistic masterpieces and figurines created by children and artists. The event was inaugurated by Mr. Jasdeep Singh, Group CEO of CARE Hospitals, Mr. Srinivas Rao Mahankali, CEO of T-HUB, Dr. Tapan Kumar Dash, HOD- Pediatric Cardiothoracic Surgery at CARE Hospitals, senior leadership dignitaries of CARE Hospitals in the presence of the NGO partners, volunteers, children and their parents.

 

The one-of-its-kind CSR Campaign 'Nanhe Dilo-ka Safar' began with an art camp where 11 children, aged 7 to 13 years, created 12 artistic masterpieces presenting their visions of a bright future upon winning the battle against Congenital Heart Disease. These artworks were used in a city-wide awareness drive, turning into vibrant over 50+ educative wall graffiti created across urban and rural areas. A 5ft 3D figurine was also crafted and placed at various places in the city to further raise awareness about the disease.

 

Speaking on the occasion Mr Jasdeep Singh, Group CEO, CARE Hospitals said, "Nanhe Dilo-ka Safar CSR initiative exemplifies the power of collaboration and community in addressing critical health issues like Congenital heart disease. By combining art, awareness, and medical support, we have created a holistic approach to not only treat but also educate and inspire. I am deeply proud of the efforts put forth by all involved and look forward to continuing our mission to make a meaningful impact on the lives of these children."

 

In his remarks, Mr. Srinivas Rao Mahankali stated, "Initiatives like 'Nanhe Dilo-ka Safar' are essential in bridging the gap between medical care and community awareness. The collaborative efforts of Conexus, Jagathi Foundation, and CARE Hospitals in addressing Congenital Heart Disease are commendable. Their commitment to improving the lives of underprivileged children is a powerful example of how healthcare and compassion can come together to create lasting change."

 

"This initiative has been a labor of love, showcasing the resilience of children facing Congenital heart disease. Our partnership with Jagathi Foundation and CARE Hospitals proves that united communities can achieve remarkable transformations. We are committed to ensuring no child is left behind," said Manish Handa CEO of Conexus. "Seeing the smiles of these children and their families is the true reward. This journey has reinforced our belief in empathy and action, raising awareness and providing hope. We thank all our partners and volunteers for their unwavering dedication," added Durga Kalyani Founder of Jagathi Foundation.

 

The event was a heartfelt celebration of resilience, creativity, and the collective effort to make a difference in the lives of children battling Congenital Heart Disease. Conexus, Jagathi Foundation, and CARE Hospitals extend their gratitude to all the partners, volunteers, and participants who made this initiative a success.

CARE Hospitals Group is a multi-specialty healthcare provider operating 17 healthcare facilities serving 7 cities across 6 states in India. The network has its presence in Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar, Vishakhapatnam, Raipur, Nagpur, Indore & Aurangabad. A regional leader in South and Central India and counted among the top 5 pan-Indian hospital chains, CARE Hospitals delivers comprehensive care in over 30 clinical specialties, with over 3000+ beds