Smiley Children Society Public Health Awareness Seminar: An extensive public awareness seminar focusing on disease prevention, early diagnosis and organ donation was successfully conducted in Mandapeta under the direction and guidance of Mr. Prudhvi Moses, President of Smiley Children Society. The program aimed to strengthen awareness among healthcare providers and community members regarding preventive healthcare practices, particularly benefiting rural and underprivileged populations.
The awareness seminar was organized on Wednesday at the premises of Varada Scanning Center in Mandapeta. The event was conducted under the leadership of Mr. Kona Satyanarayana, State Leader of the Community Paramedics Health Care Providers Welfare Association.
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Smiley Children Society Public Health Awareness Seminar – Participation from Multiple Mandals
Members from Mandapeta, Mandapeta Rural, Kapileswarapuram, Rayavaram and Alamuru mandals actively participated in the program, demonstrating strong regional engagement in public health education initiatives. Around 150 members attended the seminar, reflecting growing community interest in preventive healthcare and awareness-based interventions.
Expert Insights on Disease Awareness and Early Diagnosis
Addressing the gathering, Dr. Shashidhar, Radiologist and Head of Varada Scanning Center, emphasized that awareness about diseases is essential to ensure timely treatment and improved health outcomes. He noted that many health complications arise due to negligence and lack of early screening.
He urged participants to educate people in villages about regular health check-ups, diagnostic scanning, and preventive measures. According to him, proper awareness can significantly reduce medical expenses for economically weaker families by preventing serious complications at early stages.
Emphasis on Organ Donation Awareness
State Vice President Mr. Gangumalla Rambabu spoke about the importance of organ donation and explained how a single donor can save multiple lives. He encouraged healthcare workers to actively spread awareness in rural communities and help remove misconceptions associated with organ donation.
He stressed that social responsibility begins with education and compassion, highlighting the role of trained healthcare providers in building informed communities.
Recognition of Medical Professionals
During the event, doctors and healthcare professionals were felicitated by the association in recognition of their dedicated service to society. Their efforts in providing medical services to economically weaker sections were widely appreciated by attendees and organizers.
Several speakers acknowledged Smiley Children Society and its President, Mr. Prudhvi Moses, for continued support toward social initiatives. Speakers highlighted the organization’s involvement in community welfare activities, including food support programs, educational assistance, and development-oriented initiatives for underprivileged children.
Leaders also appreciated the society’s role in supporting awareness programs and extending logistical assistance to health-related activities, noting its growing presence in community-driven initiatives across the region.
Presence of Community and Association Leaders
The program was attended by PMP Honorary President Mr. Balla Venkata Ramana, Mandal General Secretary Mr. Iravada Ravikumar, Treasurer Mr. Vanapalli Kanakaraju, along with Presidents and Secretaries of PMP Associations from various mandals. Their participation reinforced collaborative efforts between healthcare workers and community organizations.
Commitment to Continued Public Health Awareness
Speaking at the conclusion of the event, Mr. Prudhvi Moses reiterated that Smiley Children Society remains committed to supporting not only child welfare initiatives but also broader public health awareness programs. He stated that similar awareness activities would continue in the future with the aim of building a healthier, informed and socially responsible society.
Support from Healthcare Partners
The MedPlus Angara Branch also actively participated in the awareness program and extended institutional support to the initiative. Representatives provided guidance on the proper use of essential medicines and advised participants on maintaining basic health precautions.
They emphasized the importance of timely medication and regular health monitoring to prevent serious complications. The branch management appreciated the organizers for conducting a meaningful awareness initiative and announced that a free medical camp will soon be conducted in the area, with the official date to be announced shortly.
Collective Pledge for Community Health
The seminar concluded with a collective pledge by participants to spread disease awareness and promote organ donation across their respective mandals. The program highlighted the growing importance of preventive healthcare education and collaborative community action in strengthening public health outcomes.
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