July 21, 2025

A Walk Toward Wellness

Daily walks are considered to be a good remedy for maintaining blood sugar levels, hypertension, improve heart health, weight management and overall well-being. This was encouraged in the community and at nutrition centres by Ambuja Foundation’s health volunteers.


Walking groups began to appear in the community of Mehma Sawai with groups walking in the mornings and evenings. Some women would also walk to the Gurudwara in the morning getting their step count and receive blessings. Community members claimed that they didn’t know the benefit of walking until they started to add it to their routine.


They felt much lighter, energy levels were up and there was a positive mindset shift as well. Even doing households chores were not a burden. They started reducing sugar consumption and gently nudging others to do so.


Though some claim that there isn’t a shift to the diet, walking alone has led to noticeable improvements. Now one can see groups of men and women walking and not only that, children too. Beneficiaries have also claimed that walking daily makes the day go better too. Its part of us now.

Tags: Health
July 21, 2025

RELATED POSTS
  • Diagnosis & Treatment Helps Fight the Scourge of Diabetes & Other NCDs
    January 07, 2019
    At the ripe old age of 80, Sonubai Haridas Pote still manages the household and supports her husband in farming. But her ability had been hindered since the advent of Diabetes and Hypertension 6 years ago, and for the last 2 years had found it difficult to visit the hospital for her routine treatment.
  • Promoting Health in Narlagah, Punjab
    December 12, 2019
    Ambuja Foundation Nalagarh recently organized a general health camp with an objective to provide general health check-up facilities to rural populations for reproductive health, eye strength, and blood sugar / haemoglobin levels. The doctors recommended treatment to those who required and distributed free medicines.
  • Tackling Diabetes - With mDiabetes & World Diabetes Day
    December 12, 2019
    Ambuja Foundation is tackling Diabetes through an association with mDiabetes - circulating information through pre-recorded messages on mobile phones about diabetes prevention, nutrition and lifestyle modifications to the community along with other efforts.
  • Tackling Non-Communicable Disease with M-Diabetes App
    February 18, 2020
    Ambuja Foundation in partnership with NGO Arogya World, launched the m-Diabetes App across all locations as a major initiative in its effort to impact Non-Communicable Disease via behavior change of 2lakh people over the next 3 years across Ambuja Foundation communities.
  • Access to Health is Access to Wealth
    July 06, 2020
    Rakhi Singha is an Accredited Social Health Activist or ASHA worker.
An Opportunity to Support
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER & BLOGS
Stay updated on the latest insights from Ambuja Foundation.
GET CONNECTED