Manavata’s Transformative Camps
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Empowering Tribal Villages with the Blessings of Lord Sri Rama in Bhadrachalam”
Manavata, guided by the divine blessings of Lord Sri Rama, embarked on a noble mission in the heart of Bhadrachalam. Their transformative camps are a beacon of hope for tribal villages, fostering positive change and empowerment. Join hands with Manavata as they bring light to these communities, proving that humanity’s greatest strength is its ability to uplift those in need.
“Free Homeopathic Medical Camp by Manavata in Alluri Seetharamaraju District, Ettapaka Mandal, Tatukulagudem Village.
Under the divine blessings of Lord Sri Rama, Manavata conducted a free homeopathic medical camp in the precincts of Mutyalamma Temple and Komaram Bhim Statue in Tatukulagudem, Alluri Seetharamaraju District. This camp was organized to provide relief to people suffering from various chronic illnesses.
The efficient management of this camp was overseen by Mr. Srinivas of Manavata, along with the skilled homeopathic practitioners, Mr. Rama Rao and Ms. Priyanka. They extended their services to those in need, demonstrating the organization’s commitment to the betterment of the tribal community.
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The event was further supported by Mr. Borra Rajaravu, Mr. Borra Ravi, and Anjali, along with the assistance of local community leaders, making it a collaborative effort. The agency’s dedicated volunteers, including Kannaraju of Adiwasi Tegala Samanvaya Kartha, and Raju from Swayam Patra Patrika, played a significant role in making this event a success.
Approximately 100 people from Tatukulagudem were fortunate to receive healthcare services during this noble initiative, and Manavata is planning to conduct more such programs in the future. As part of their commitment to the community, they are also working on introducing cultural education in the village’s primary school, alongside health and yoga programs, aimed at improving the overall well-being of the residents.”