The UP State Aids Control Society and Akashvani Lucknow joined forces to organize a dynamic event called 'Swag se Awareness' on Monday. This special gathering celebrated National Youth Day with a strong focus on spreading knowledge about HIV and AIDS.
Event Highlights and Activities
Participants enjoyed a lively mix of educational and cultural activities. A poetry session allowed young voices to express important messages through creative words. An engaging quiz tested attendees' understanding of HIV/AIDS facts. Colorful skits performed by local artists brought awareness topics to life in an entertaining way. Traditional folk performances added a cultural touch to the proceedings, making the event both informative and enjoyable.
Key Organizers and Guests
Sumona S Pandey, the programme head at Akashvani Lucknow, conceived and planned this impactful event. Her vision brought together various elements to create a memorable experience for all involved.
Ravindra Kumar from the UP State Aids Control Society served as the chief guest for the occasion. As the additional project director of UPSACS, his presence highlighted the importance of youth engagement in public health initiatives. Kumar's participation underscored the collaborative effort between media and health organizations to address critical health issues.
Purpose and Impact
The 'Swag se Awareness' event successfully combined education with entertainment to reach young audiences. By using creative formats like poetry and skits, organizers made complex health information accessible and relatable. This approach helped break down stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS while promoting preventive measures.
National Youth Day provided the perfect backdrop for this initiative, emphasizing the role of young people in building a healthier society. The event demonstrated how partnerships between government agencies and media outlets can effectively communicate important health messages to the public.
