Sahayta Charitable Welfare Society -Sahayta

Sahayta Charitable Welfare Society -Sahayta Sahayta Charitable Welfare Society is a registered NGO providing financial aid to cancer patients since 1997.

The third and final dose of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine was administered to 27 women at the Brookfield Intern...
01/05/2026

The third and final dose of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine was administered to 27 women at the Brookfield International School, New Chandigarh.

The HPV vaccine protects against certain types of Human Papillomavirus that can cause cancers and ge***al warts. It is recommended for routine vaccination at ages 11 or 12 (can start at age 9), it is also available for catch-up vaccination for those up to age 26 who were not adequately vaccinated.

The vaccine works by helping the immune system build protection before exposure to the virus. Routine vaccination is recommended for all individuals at age 11 or 12, though it can be started as early as age 9.

The vaccine has been approved for both males and females.

Awareness & Screening at Sahayta Center The 14th Awareness and Screening Camp of breast, cervix and oral cancer was cond...
01/05/2026

Awareness & Screening at Sahayta Center

The 14th Awareness and Screening Camp of breast, cervix and oral cancer was conducted today at Sahayta Centre in collaboration with Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital, New Chandigarh. The awareness session was conducted by Dr. Shikha for the 25 ladies attending.

Thereafter, screening of the three areas was conducted by Dr. Shikha and her team for the 25 ladies and 4 males present.

Special thanks to Mr. Ajay Tully for his unconditional support. The teamwork of Sahayta President Renu Saigal, and members Mrs. Kulwant Kaur, Mrs. Daman Mangat, Mrs. Poonam Chadha, Mrs. Suman Gupta and Mrs. Anita Mehta ensured the smooth functioning of the event.

Thanks to Sahayta Admin staff, Meenakshi, Karan and Harbans for their continuous and dedicated effort in making the event successful.

Recently Sahayta presented an awareness lecture on breast and cervical cancer at the CMDC WESTERN COMMAND at Chandi Mand...
14/04/2026

Recently Sahayta presented an awareness lecture on breast and cervical cancer at the CMDC WESTERN COMMAND at Chandi Mandir.

The lecture was delivered by Sahayta President Renu Saigal. Sahayta member Daman Mangat shared her moving personal experience, her victory over cervical cancer, her journey and common cancer myths to avoid.

45 ladies, army wives and lady officers attended the session, and it was very well received.

Sahayta recently conducted its 13th cancer awareness and screening camp for the year. Breast, cervical and oral cancer s...
14/04/2026

Sahayta recently conducted its 13th cancer awareness and screening camp for the year. Breast, cervical and oral cancer screening was conducted today at Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 16, Chandigarh in collaboration with Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital, New Chandigarh.

The interactive awareness session was presented by Dr. Vandita to around 60 staff members. Thereafter, screening of the three areas was done by Dr. Jasman Gill, Dr. Veenu Gupta and their team.

The planning and organizing by Sahayta President Renu Saigal and other Sahayta members Madhu Nagpal, Kulwant Kaur, Daman Mangat, Suman Gupta, Sudesh Gupta, Pammi Johal, Neeru Malik, Anita Mehra and Manpreet Suri made the event successful.

Sahayta celebrated World Cancer Day on 4th February by organizing an event, wherein 25 needy cancer patients were provid...
09/02/2026

Sahayta celebrated World Cancer Day on 4th February by organizing an event, wherein 25 needy cancer patients were provided financial help.

Each cancer patient was handed over Rs 10,000. The amount is given by donors once a year in memory of their loved ones. The dissemination of the much-needed aid was done under the supervision of Administrator of the society, Wg Cdr Ajay Tulli (Retd.) and President, Sahayta, Mrs. Renu Saigal, also a cancer survivor. Members of Sahayta and several cancer survivors were present at the occasion.

Mrs. Renu Saigal said “A total of Rs 2,50,000 in financial assistance was given. Cancer as a disease does shatter the patient both mentally and physically, plus there is a huge financial drain on the patient and on the family. Keeping this in mind, people from economically challenged sections of society were provided with the much-needed funds. “

Please book your tickets to this fantastic event and pass on the good word to your friends and family. All proceeds from...
09/02/2026

Please book your tickets to this fantastic event and pass on the good word to your friends and family.

All proceeds from the show will support Sahayta’s activities which include, but are not limited to:

a) Payment of unaffordable cancer treatment for lesser-privileged adults and children at PGIMER and the Sector 32 government hospital.

b) Counseling parents and cancer-afflicted children to bear the difficult time and overcome the trauma. Sahayta volunteers follow an attendance roster every week to visit the hospitals for counseling sessions.

c) Drive to administer the HPV vaccine, against cervical cancer, to women in relevant age groups. The vaccine is preceded by an awareness session. Sahayta volunteers visit female-centric institutions along with doctors who administer the vaccines.

d) Screening session for 3 types of cancer (cervical, oral and breast) conducted in various organizations, and at the Sahayta center.

e) Hard work and constant counseling of cancer patients to change the stigma attached “I suffer from cancer “to “I am a cancer survivor”.

f) Support to cancer afflicted families through sponsoring education and well-being of their children.

Our small drop of compassion can form the sea of hope for those affected. Let’s do our bit today.

Sahayta volunteer Rachna Duggal and Dr. Rita Kalra visited Brookfield International School Kurali on 23rd January for a...
28/01/2026

Sahayta volunteer Rachna Duggal and Dr. Rita Kalra visited Brookfield International School Kurali on 23rd January for a Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination drive. More than 30 teachers were counseled and then administered the vaccines.

The HPV vaccine protects against certain types of Human Papillomavirus that can cause cancers and ge***al warts. It is recommended for routine vaccination at ages 11 or 12 (can start at age 9), it is also available for catch-up vaccination for those up to age 26 who were not adequately vaccinated. The vaccine works by helping the immune system build protection before exposure to the virus. Routine vaccination is recommended for all individuals at age 11 or 12, though it can be started as early as age 9.

The vaccine has been approved for both males and females.

Sahayta, in collaboration with University Institute of Architecture, organized a Cancer Awareness Session for Chandigarh...
28/01/2026

Sahayta, in collaboration with University Institute of Architecture, organized a Cancer Awareness Session for Chandigarh University students, age group 19-20 years.

The session was positioned as awareness, prevention and care of Cervical Cancer. Sahayta President Renu Saigal opened the session, welcoming everyone. Dr. Bhavana Rai, Professor, Dept. of Radiotherapy & Oncology, PGIMER, presented an informative session.

Dr. Rai spoke at length on the benefits of the vaccination. Almost 100 girls attended and were very attentive. Sahayta volunteer Rachna Duggal spoke on surviving cancer and how positivity was the key to survival.

Sahayta highlights in a glance.
05/12/2025

Sahayta highlights in a glance.

Sahyata with HB continued the screening camp at Base Repair Depot (BRD) . The response was very encouraging as around 65...
05/12/2025

Sahyata with HB continued the screening camp at Base Repair Depot (BRD) .
The response was very encouraging as around 65 ladies were screened … the two days were very fulfilling and a successful .

A Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination drive funded by Sahayta Charitable Society was organized at Brookfield Internat...
05/12/2025

A Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination drive funded by Sahayta Charitable Society was organized at Brookfield International School, New Chandigarh.

27 women were counseled on the HPV vaccine before being vaccinated. Dr Rita Kalra administered the vaccines, with the next dose being scheduled for 10th January 2026.

The HPV vaccine protects against certain types of Human Papillomavirus that can cause cancers and ge***al warts. It is recommended for routine vaccination at ages 11 or 12 (can start at age 9), it is also available for catch-up vaccination for those up to age 26 who were not adequately vaccinated. The vaccine works by helping the immune system build protection before exposure to the virus. Routine vaccination is recommended for all individuals at age 11 or 12, though it can be started as early as age 9.

The vaccine has been approved for both males and females.

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Sector 15B
Chandigarh
160015

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 1pm
Wednesday 9am - 1pm
Thursday 9am - 1pm
Friday 9am - 1pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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