Young India Network for Good Health

Suneel Vatsyayan Chairperson , Nada India in conversation with Social work students of Amity Instiute of Social Science NOIDA . The session was moderated by Mr.Prashant  R.Chauhan #TobaccoExposed  Mentor is bacon of light that helps mentee to come out of darkness. Torch is wisdom that mentor is carrying, telling the mentee that if you fall that I am here to pick you up. Mentor has experience which helps the mentee. #covid19 Lockdown experience has taught us that we have more time for our families, now we perceive things from different point of view. Our normal behavior has changed and it will further change once the lockdown opens. There is still a chance of falling back in the same pattern of life. What makes us talk about our personal issues? Do you think there is a safe space available with us? Mentor creates a safe space for mentee to come out from his problems and share them as his comfort level. What is emotional CPR ? There is a chance that people feel that we a

Yoga is the journey of the self through the self to the self! Get your dose of self-care on this " International Day of Yoga " with IBS, Hyderabad and NGO partners Indian Development Foundation (IDF), Nada India Foundatio n through a live streaming yoga session. Streaming on:  https://www.youtube.com/ channel/ UCLsKpJJBLDt40KWPXUgddwQ Or inspire others by participating in the Surya Namaskara Challenge ! Upload 15-20 second video or photo collage on your Instagram handle of your Surya Namaskar (12 poses) to get a participation & special appreciation certificate or at least five different asanas to earn a participation certificate. Please don't forget to tag @ibs_hyderabad ! To register:  https://d2c.pw/ ZDrRm3 Join the experience and let the light of awareness into the darkest corners of your body!

सार्वजनिक स्थानों पर तम्बाकू, पान थूकने से  # COVID19  के संक्रमण का खतरा बढ़ता है। इस जानकारी को साझा करें और अपनी सुरक्षा के लिए हमारी मदद करें। थूकना वर्जित, स्वास्थ्य अर्जित। # HealthForAll   # SwasthaBharat   # CoronaOutbreak

NAPWI Conversation Series National Association of Professional Social Workers in India (NAPSWI) presents NAPSWI Conversation series on Social Work after COVID Pandemic (A futuristic perspective) Engaging Students in Building up A Healthy Campus : A Futuristic perspective Prof T.N.Singh, VC, MG Kashi Vidya Peeth in conversation with Mr Suneel Vatsyayan , Nada India Foundation Posted by National Association of Professional Social Workers in India on Friday, 29 May 2020

To commemorate "World No Tobacco Day", Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith organised a discussion on "Engaging Young People to New Emerging Tobacco Threats" in association with Nada India Foundation and National Association of Professional Social Workers of India (NAPSWI) on 1st June 2020 at 1:00 p.m.  The session brought together both the youth as well as the experienced minds from the cities of Delhi and Varanasi to discuss the emerging threats from tobacco especially to the younger population. While Vice Chancellor Prof. T.N . called upon the individuals to do their parts and not rely entirely upon the Government saying "samaj se sashan hai, sashan se samaj nahi" (society creates the government, government doesn't create the society), Dr. Banshi Dhar Pandey and Student Health Volunteer Navjeet Chakravorty elaborated upon the work done till now to make the university campus Tobacco-free and Healthy . With the intention of providing a safe spa