Ahmedabad: Demonstrating their commitment to community healthcare, students of Karya Paramedical Nursing, Ahmedabad, actively participated in a Pulse Polio Immunization Camp, contributing to the national effort to protect children against polio through timely vaccination and public awareness.

Working under the guidance of experienced healthcare professionals and faculty members, the students assisted in administering oral polio vaccine drops, maintaining vaccination records, guiding parents, and educating the community about the importance of completing immunization for every child below five years of age.

The initiative provided students with valuable practical exposure to community health services while strengthening their understanding of preventive healthcare and immunization programmes. Their active involvement helped ensure the smooth conduct of the vaccination camp and encouraged greater community participation in the nationwide Pulse Polio campaign.

Faculty members appreciated the students' enthusiasm and dedication, emphasizing that such outreach programmes play a vital role in preparing future healthcare professionals to serve society beyond the classroom.

The Pulse Polio camp also reinforced the message that vaccination remains one of the most effective measures in preventing life-threatening diseases and safeguarding children's health. Through such initiatives, Karya Paramedical Nursing continues to encourage students to actively contribute to public health programmes while developing the clinical skills and social responsibility essential for healthcare professionals.

"Every drop counts. Together, we can build a polio-free future for every child," was the key message highlighted during the awareness drive.