The WHO South-East Asia Region has recently recognized several key contributors in the field of public health for their outstanding efforts in promoting disability inclusion and advancing overall health in the region.
Honorees and Their Contributions
- Nepal’s Female Community Health Volunteers (FCHVs): These volunteers have played a crucial role in increasing access to health services at the community level, making healthcare more inclusive and accessible.
- Dr. Satendra Singh: A noted disability advocate, Dr. Singh has worked tirelessly to improve the health rights and inclusion of people with disabilities.
- The Lepra Society: An organization known for its efforts in leprosy control and rehabilitation, emphasizing the importance of integrating disability-inclusive approaches in public health.
These honors highlight the importance of inclusive health practices and the need to recognize the contributions of individuals and groups dedicated to ensuring that everyone, including those with disabilities, can access essential health services.
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