NTPC Bongaigaon provides assistance to Asha Workers of Bashbari Village
Bashbari Bhandranpur is a village in the Indo-Bhutan international border area, where there are poor roads and infrastructure.

New Delhi: Smt. Mahua Mazumder, President, Vasudha Mahila Mandal, ER-II distributed cycles to 13 Asha workers of Kokrajhar (Bashbari Village) during her visit to NTPC Bongaigaon recently. The distribution was done as a part of corporate outreach efforts of the District Administration and NTPC Bongaigaon's CSR strategic partnership.
Bashbari Bhandranpur is a village in the Indo-Bhutan international border area, where there are poor roads and infrastructure. The ASHA workers face difficulties in going about performing their tasks and NTPC chose to help these women considering their daily hardships.
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These Asha workers are social volunteers who have been trained to provide information and help individuals in obtaining benefits from the government's different schemes like primary health centers, sub-centres, and district hospitals. ASHAs operate as community health activists, raising awareness about health strategies and enhanced the adoption and accountability of existing healthcare services. Every ASHA is a fountainhead of community involvement in public healthcare programs in her area, armed with information and a drug kit to provide first-contact healthcare.
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Members of Bardwi Shikla Ladies Club, NTPC Bongaigaon and officials of the HR and CSR team were also present in the event.
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