The winners of a recent award have been announced, recognizing individuals and organizations that are making a positive impact on human and planet health. In its 6th year, the awards honored a diverse range of winners, each with their own unique contribution to society.
Awardees included Mitti Café, a café run by persons with disabilities, and Yash Charitable Trust, which provides skill development and employment programs for neurodiverse individuals. Dr. Karishma Kirti, a breast cancer surgeon, was recognized for her efforts to raise awareness about early detection of breast cancer. Aaroha Music Therapy, which uses music to help patients with pain, cancer, and sleep issues, was also honored.
Other winners included GoodKarma Farms, a center for regenerative agricultural practices, and N S. Naveen, a lupus warrior who creates awareness about movement and mobility. Pawdopt, a rescue and rehabilitation shelter for animals, and Millet Tribe by Sonia Luthra, which promotes awareness about healthy eating, were also recognized.
Additionally, Thepla House by Tejal, which promotes vegetarian home-cooked meals, and Tata Power, which has made an impact on autism through their “Pay Autention” program, were awarded. Imaara Foundation, an NGO that provides support to victims of sexual and gender-based violence, and Sisters Living Works, a suicide prevention NGO, were also honored.
These winners are making a significant impact on human and planet health, addressing issues such as disability, neurodiversity, cancer, mental health, agriculture, and animal welfare. Their work is crucial in these challenging times, when human and planet degradation is on the rise. By recognizing and celebrating their efforts, the awards aim to inspire and motivate others to make a positive difference in the world. Overall, the winners are a testament to the power of innovation, dedication, and compassion in creating a better world for all.