CSR Activities

WOMN Foundation, in collaboration with Medicare Hospital, Samalkha, and sponsored by Marushika Technology Limited, organized a Women's Health & Menopause Awareness Camp on 19 July 2026 at Sant Ravidas Mandir Prangan, Manana Village, Panipat. Nearly 100 women participated, including 30%+ women with age 45 & above, benefiting from menopause awareness sessions, health screenings, and consultations by specialist doctors. The initiative promoted preventive healthcare and reinforced the commitment to improving women's health through regular community outreach programs.

On May 26, 2026, the WOMN Foundation, supported by Marushika Technology Limited, organized a women’s health and awareness camp in Chulkana village, Samalkha, benefiting over 70 women through free consultations and expert guidance on menopause, nutrition, regular health checkups, and overall well-being. The initiative reaffirmed the foundation’s commitment to improving women’s healthcare awareness in rural communities.

The WOMN Foundation, along with Medicare Hospital Samalkha, organized a women’s health camp in Rakhsera village, Panipat, benefiting over 80 residents. Supported by Marushika Technology Limited under its CSR initiative, the camp focused on menopause awareness and long-term wellness for women.

Sub-Divisional Hospital Samalkha officially launched the Matrisha ANC Application on September 20, 2024, marking a significant step toward digital maternal healthcare. The event witnessed participation from healthcare leaders, medical experts, and over 100 ASHA workers and ANMs from the Panipat region.

Location - PHC, Village Pattikaliyana, Samalkha (Panipat) time - 12:00 PM The ASHA Workers – Meet & Orientation Program was organized to strengthen community healthcare awareness and digital readiness among frontline health workers. The session focused on maternal health initiatives, effective use of the Matrisha ANC Application.

Throughout 2025, the WOMN Foundation hosted a series of training workshops to help ASHA workers master the Matrisha ANC Application. These hands-on sessions focused on building digital proficiency, ensuring frontline health workers can effectively use the app to monitor maternal health and improve community care.