Artificial limbs, aids distributed to needy persons
The Aurobindo Pharma Foundation distributed assistive devices, including artificial limbs and wheelchairs, to individuals with disabilities in the Vizianagaram district. This initiative is part of the company's corporate social responsibility efforts to promote self-reliance.
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Corporate social responsibility programs play a vital role in providing essential medical and mobility support to underserved populations.
Aurobindo Pharma Foundation distributed artificial limbs, wheel chairs, walkers, hand sticks, and hearing aids worth ₹25 lakh to persons with disabilities and other beneficiaries on Tuesday at a programme organised on the premises of Sri Gurudeva Charitable Trust at Mangalampalem in Kothavalasa mandal of Vizianagaram district.
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