Chandigarh Welfare Trust

  Over 400 participate in Road Run & Relay to spread awareness as Chandigarh pledges against Drugs   Slew of initiatives commence in run up to International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking     CHANDIGARH: In the run up to International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking to be observed on June 26, the Narcotics Control Bureau, Chandigarh in association with Chandigarh Welfare Trust and the Chandigarh Police, launched ‘Nashe Se Azadi’ campaign to create awareness regarding the ill-effects of drug menace on individual, society, nation and the world.   The campaign was kickstarted with Road Run and Relay at Sukhna Lake, which was flagged off by Vinay Pratap Singh, Deputy Commissioner, Chandigarh, who was the chief guest on the occasion, along with Manoj Kumar Meena, SSP Headquarter, Chandigarh Police, who was the guest of honour, along with S. Satnam Singh Sandhu, Chief Patron CWT and Chancellor, Chandigarh University. Amanjit Singh, Zonal Direc

  CWT committed to improve health services in the City Beautiful; to organise 20 health camps in next 3 months Over 500 residents benefit from free health check-up camp organized by Chandigarh Welfare Trust at Sector 42     CHANDIGARH: Asserting that while Chandigarh is among the developed cities of the country, but requires attention in certain areas, Chandigarh Welfare Trust founder and Chandigarh University Chancellor, S. Satnam Singh Sandhu announced that the Trust will organise more than 20 free health check-up camps in next three months, with added focus on the peripheral villages which are still deprived of basic healthcare facilities. Sandhu was speaking at a free health check-up camp organised by the Trust at Sector 42 Community Centre, in association with Fortis Hospital Mohali and Resident Welfare Association and Market Welfare Association. The camp was inaugurated by Chief Guest Sarabjit Kaur, Mayor, Chandigarh Municipal Corporation. Jasveer Joshi, Councillor, Ward