March 31, 2020

Q&A Resource Created for Communities on COVID-19

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In order to help our communities stay updated on the do's and don'ts related to the current Coronavirus crisis, Ambuja Foundation compiled key information from the WHO and developed an FAQs document. This was circulated via WhatsApp to Sarpanches, Sakhis, Anganwadi Workers, ANMs, BCI Farmers, and other groups that the Foundation works with.


Ambuja Foundation's health team has also started a second phase of information sharing, making communities aware of where quarantine centres are located and where to seek diagnostic service centres for testing.


To access a copy of this resource, email: communications.acf@ambujacement.com

March 31, 2020

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