| Indian Red Cross Society, de-addiction unit spreads awareness | | |
early times report
Jammu, Sept 11: The De-Addiction Unit of the Indian Red Cross Society, Jammu & Kashmir today conducted an awareness drive by distributing pamphlets to over 200 people, providing vital information about the Red Cross and its wide range of humanitarian services.
The initiative aimed at sensitizing people about the role of Red Cross in extending support to communities in need. The pamphlets highlighted various services such as the Red Cross Attendant Sarai, Ambulance services, Drug De-Addiction counselling sessions, health awareness camps, free medical check-up camps, blood donation camps, relief distribution during emergencies, First-Aid Trainings, youth engagement activities and other humanitarian activities under the Red Cross movement.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Manjari Singh, Superintendent Red Cross Attendant Sarai urged citizens to come forward and “join hands with the Red Cross” in its noble mission of serving humanity, especially in times of crisis and need.
The drive emphasized the importance of collective participation in strengthening humanitarian efforts and extending relief to the most vulnerable sections of society.
Speaking on the occasion, Sh. Rohit Khajuria, General Secretary, IRCS J&K said, “Every step we take is guided by our commitment to humanity.
Under the Red Cross umbrella, we are not only reaching out to those battling addiction but also extending support to patients, disaster-affected families, and those in need of medical or social assistance. Our vision is to involve every citizen in this humanitarian journey, because Red Cross is for all and by all.”
The Red Cross Society, J&K, reaffirmed its commitment to continue such initiatives in the future, ensuring that more people are made aware of the services available and motivated to become part of the humanitarian movement.
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