Namrata Shirodkar Launches Andhra Pradesh’s First Mother’s Milk Bank & Free Vaccination Drive
Namrata Shirodkar, representing the Mahesh Babu Foundation, inaugurated Andhra Pradesh’s first-ever Mother’s Milk Bank at Andhra Hospitals, marking a significant milestone in neonatal healthcare. This initiative aims to support newborns whose mothers are unable to provide breast milk, ensuring they receive essential nutrition through carefully screened donations.
Free Cervical Cancer Vaccination Drive Launched
Alongside the milk bank launch, Namrata also introduced a cervical cancer vaccination program for girls aged 9 to 18 years. With a target of vaccinating 1,500 girls by 2025, the initiative is being offered completely free of cost, reinforcing the foundation’s commitment to public health.
Mahesh Babu Foundation’s Commitment to Child Healthcare
For over a decade, the Mahesh Babu Foundation has played a pivotal role in improving pediatric healthcare. In collaboration with Andhra Hospitals, the foundation has facilitated over 4,500 pediatric heart surgeries, saving countless young lives. Namrata reaffirmed their dedication to expanding healthcare services for children, ensuring accessible and life-saving treatments.
A Heartfelt Visit to Pediatric Cardiac ICU
During her visit, Namrata met young patients in the Pediatric Cardiac ICU, celebrating their recovery journeys. Speaking about the day’s events, she shared, “Every step we take is towards building a healthier future for children. It’s a privilege to be part of this journey.”
With these transformative healthcare initiatives, Mahesh Babu Foundation and Andhra Hospitals continue to make a lasting impact, reinforcing their mission to improve maternal and child health across Andhra Pradesh.
