NALCO contributes Rs 10.10 crore to Saheed Laxman Nayak Medical College & Hospital, Koraput 
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NALCO contributes Rs 10.10 crore to SLN Medical College & Hospital, Koraput

This financial assistance will be used to procure essential and advanced medical instruments, equipment, and other resources to improve patient care across various hospital departments

CSR Watch Bureau

New Delhi: As part of its CSR initiative and commitment to sustainable development, Navratna CPSE National Aluminium Company Limited (NALCO) has extended a financial contribution of Rs 10.10 crore to Saheed Laxman Nayak Medical College & Hospital, Koraput.

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On behalf of the company, the cheque was presented by NALCO's Executive Director (M&R) Niranjan Samal to the Collector & District Magistrate of Koraput V Keerthi Vasan (IAS) in the presence of NALCO Executive Director (H&A) Asutosh Rath and the Superintendent cum Dean & Principal of SLN Medical College & Hospital Prof (Dr) Susanta Kumar Sahu at the Koraput Collectorate, on Wednesday.

This financial assistance, provided through NALCO's CSR arm - Nalco Foundation, will be used to procure essential and advanced medical instruments, equipment, and other resources to improve patient care across various hospital departments. Worth mentioning that Saheed Laxman Nayak Medical College & Hospital plays a pivotal role in providing healthcare services to the people of Koraput district, especially to marginalized tribal communities. NALCO’s contribution is expected to significantly enhance the hospital's capacity, improving healthcare accessibility for these vulnerable groups who face geographical and resource-based barriers to medical care.

In addition to this initiative, NALCO has been prioritizing healthcare in the region through its various ongoing CSR programs. Notably, in the Damanjodi sector, where the Company’s Mining and Refinery complex is located, NALCO operates mobile healthcare units that provide basic healthcare services to 163 inaccessible peripheral villages and adjacent hamlets. Similarly, in the Pottangi sector, NALCO’s mobile healthcare units cater to residents in 48 peripheral villages.

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