By: Shehneela Mazhar
In a bid to illuminate the path toward better women’s health, the PUAN Jamshoro Chapter orchestrated a remarkable event that resonated with a noble cause. The halls of Government Girls High School Hyderabad came alive as an air of anticipation and empowerment filled the atmosphere. The occasion was none other than a compelling activity centered around Breast Cancer Awareness, an event that held the potential to transform lives.
At the forefront of this enlightening session was Bisma Lal, a name synonymous with commitment and change. Bisma, an Ugrad Alumna from the Spring of 2022, emerged as a guiding light for the students who had gathered to enhance their understanding of women’s health. With her fervor for creating a positive impact, she took the stage, exuding confidence and an eagerness to share crucial knowledge.
Bisma’s efforts were further augmented by the expertise of Doctor Farkhunda, from Hyderabad. Her presence added a layer of authenticity and depth to the session, assuring the attendees that they were in capable hands. With a wealth of experience and a passion for community health, Doctor Farkhunda seamlessly complemented Bisma’s insights.
The audience, comprised of over a hundred eager students, was treated to an insightful discourse on Breast Cancer Awareness. Bisma’s eloquence and Doctor Farkhunda’s medical acumen intertwined seamlessly, painting a comprehensive picture of the disease, its risks, and most importantly, the symptoms that demand vigilant attention. The session transcended the realm of a simple lecture, evolving into an engaging and interactive experience that left the attendees better informed and inspired.
The crux of the event, however, lay in the empowerment it offered. To honor their participation and commitment to learning, certificates were distributed, a tangible reminder of their engagement in an event that held far-reaching significance.
In retrospect, the PUAN Jamshoro Chapter’s initiative proved to be a resounding success. Beyond the mere dissemination of information, it breathed life into the concept of empowerment through education.
