Interactive Session Educates Students on Essential Health Practices
Key Points:
- Young India Organization conducts workshop at Govind Vidyalaya Tamoliya
- Students from grades 5-8 receive vital health education
- School leadership supports menstrual hygiene awareness initiative
JAMSHEDPUR – Young India Organization conducted an educational workshop on menstrual hygiene at Govind Vidyalaya Tamulia.
Mokshita Gautam led the interactive session. She engaged students through questions and discussions.
Meanwhile, students showed active participation. Their responses demonstrated clear understanding.
The workshop focused on practical knowledge. Furthermore, it covered essential hygiene practices.
Principal Krishna Modak attended the event. Additionally, HOD Naushad Razia showed support.
Moreover, teachers Manju Kumari joined the session. Kamrun Nigar also participated actively.
The program targeted adolescent health education. Meanwhile, it emphasized practical knowledge sharing.
Regular health workshops benefit student development. However, menstrual education often receives limited attention.
Additionally, Young India promotes health awareness. The organization conducts similar programs across schools.
Proper menstrual hygiene prevents health issues. Moreover, it supports regular school attendance.
Interactive sessions improve learning outcomes. Furthermore, they help remove stigma around menstruation.
