Zoom Session Conducted on the Occasion of National Girl Child Day
On the occasion of National Girl Child Day, the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (OBG), Teerthanker Mahaveer University (TMU) Hospital, organized an insightful and inspiring Zoom session aimed at promoting awareness about the rights, health, and empowerment of the girl child. The session was organized under the leadership of the Head of the Department of OBG, who also serves as the Chairperson of the Indian Medical Association (KSB).
Event Poster
Zoom Session on the Occasion of National Girl Child Day
Session Focus and Key Discussion Points
The session began with a warm welcome and a brief introduction highlighting the importance of National Girl Child Day, which is observed every year to promote gender equality, safeguard the rights of girls, and emphasize the need for their education and health care. The HoD, in her address, shed light on the various challenges faced by girl children in society, including gender discrimination, lack of educational opportunities, and poor access to healthcare services.
She emphasized the pivotal role of healthcare professionals and educators in creating an environment that supports the physical, emotional, and social development of girls. The discussion also focused on maternal and adolescent health, the importance of nutrition, menstrual hygiene management, and empowerment through education and awareness.
Participants included faculty members, nursing students, and healthcare professionals who actively engaged in the session through interactive discussions and shared insights on promoting gender equity and well-being.
Conclusion and Commitment
The event concluded with a message of hope and encouragement from the organizer, reaffirming TMU’s commitment to fostering gender equality and empowering girls to achieve their full potential. The session served as a meaningful initiative under SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and SDG 5 (Gender Equality), reinforcing the collective responsibility to nurture and protect the girl child.