Sneha Hastham – Cancer

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Sneha Hastham – Cancer

Our Education Support Programs are designed to break barriers and create equal learning opportunities for children from underserved communities. We believe that education is the most powerful tool for long-term change, and our initiatives focus on providing not just resources, but also guidance, mentorship, and a supportive environment for holistic development.

Education is more than just learning it is the foundation for opportunity, independence, and a better future. By investing in education today, we empower the next generation to break the cycle of poverty and contribute positively to society.

Sneha Hastham Cancer Prevention and Care Campaign

Objectives

Sensitization of the program in the districts and form group of volunteers
Promote awareness drives, campaigns and street plays
Organize rallies on specific subjects
Observe Cancer day, cleanliness day and signature campaign
Dissuade usage of plastic bags
Promote plastic free villages
Promote backyard kitchen/terrace gardening to raise organic vegetables

Target Groups

Target communities comprise mostly rural and urban populations in the operational areas

Activities in the field

Cancer Awareness

The dreaded disease Cancer is on increase because of the change in the life-style, late detection of the disease, and lack of awareness particularly in rural areas.

Knowing the above fact HASSS is heading forward in creating awareness on different types of cancer and educating the general public in the rural villages and schools on preventive steps like early detection, different types of symptoms, screening etc.

There is a lot of stigma associated with Cancer. Few of them are fear and myths of incurability, pain, suffering, loss of control and independence, helplessness, isolation, loss of wages, poverty, and death.

To a certain extent the rise in cancer awareness in rural villages where HASSS has the contacts has reduced the stigma around the disease.

Promoting plastic free house, school and village:

The awareness on Promoting plastic free house, school and village is created by HASSS in the villages and schools during different programme. Separation of wet waste and dry waste was introduced and encouraged. Women and Children in the house and school are educated that how the wet garbage can be converted into manure and the dry waste to be accumulated and sold to a recycling unit.

Promote backyard kitchen/terrace gardening to raise organic vegetables:

Compared with conventional agriculture, organic farming uses fewer pesticides, reduces soil erosion, decreases nitrate leaching into groundwater and surface water, and recycles animal wastes back into the farm. These benefits are counterbalanced by higher food costs for consumers and generally lower yields. The villagers are taught to how to make use of the little piece of land in front of the house or to create terrace gardening to raise the organic vegetables and consume a healthy foo

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