Rotary Club Chandigarh Central Hosts 'Ek Haath Asha Ka' And 'Ek Kadam Asha Ka' Camps On Sep 17

Rtn Sunil Kansal, the President of Rotary Club Chandigarh Central, shared that over the past two years, the club has successfully organized numerous similar camps, providing prosthetic hands and legs to nearly 2000 beneficiaries. These interventions have significantly enhanced the quality of life for recipients, enabling them to engage in daily tasks with greater ease. Notably, the prosthetic hands have been sourced from the United States, while the legs have been manufactured using modern techniques. Rotary Club is committed to offering these essential aids without any financial burden on the recipients.

This initiative is specifically aimed at individuals above the age of 10 and adults who have experienced hand loss due to accidents or other amputation-related reasons. The camp promises to provide lightweight, durable, and functional prosthetic hands that are designed to be worn below the elbow. These prosthetic hands, weighing a mere 400 grams, have the capacity to empower beneficiaries to resume various routine activities. This includes tasks such as using a computer keyboard, eating, handling lightweight objects, writing, and engaging in household chores.

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During the announcement, several prominent members of the Rotary Club were present, including Rtn Vebhu Bhatnagar, Secretary; Rtn R.S.Cheema, Rtn RDS Riar, Rtn NS Aulakh, Rtn Bhupinder Kapur, and Rtn Sukhraj Riar. The camp is scheduled to commence at 9 am and will conclude at 5 pm. Those interested in participating in the camp can register by contacting the provided mobile numbers: 9780812581, 9780812571, and 9780812572.

The Rotary Club Chandigarh Central's commitment to enhancing lives through this prosthetic camp showcases the organization's dedication to social welfare, inclusivity, and making a meaningful impact on the lives of those in need. The camp not only brings hope but also offers practical solutions to improve mobility and functionality, fostering independence and empowerment for individuals who have faced physical challenges.