Nita Ambani celebrates Children’s Day at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation, pledges free treatment for kids

The Health Seva Plan, which was created, provides free tests and treatment for congenital heart disease to 50,000 children, breast and cervical cancer screenings to 50,000 women, and cervical cancer immunizations to 10,000 adolescent girls. Ambani stated that this initiative is consistent with the hospital’s decade-long objective to provide affordable, world-class healthcare to everybody. 

Since its inception, Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital has served 2.75 million Indians, including more than 150,000 children. It has performed more than 500 successful organ transplants, including a record-breaking six in 24 hours. Recognized as India’s leading multi-specialty hospital, the institution continues to set healthcare standards through international certifications for quality care and sustainability.

The Health Seva Plan is expected to deliver critical care where it is most needed. Congenital heart disease affects about one out of every 100 infants in India, while breast cancer accounts for more than 25% of all cancers among Indian women. Early detection and treatment can dramatically improve survival rates for certain illnesses, emphasizing the necessity of Ambani’s endeavor.

Reliance Foundation’s efforts aim for well-being, joy, and growth for kids because they are the face of a better, brighter, healthier, and more hopeful tomorrow!