TUF Organizes Health Awareness Campaign on World Patient Safety Day 2026

The TUF Rehabilitation Society, in collaboration with the TUF Alpha Welfare Society, organized an interactive health awareness campaign at Sandal College Girls Section, Faisalabad, to promote safe care, preventive health practices, and healthy lifestyle choices among students as part of World Patient Safety Day 2026.

Held under the official theme, “Safe care for Non-Communicable Diseases,” with the slogan “Safe care for life!”, the campaign focused on raising awareness about non-communicable diseases (NCDs), reducing health risks through healthy practices, and encouraging informed approaches to personal health and well-being.

An interactive awareness session was conducted for students, covering preventive health practices, healthy lifestyle choices, physical activity, safe healthcare practices, and the importance of timely attention to health concerns. The session was followed by a question-and-answer segment, allowing students to ask questions and engage in discussions on the topics addressed.

The educational session was followed by a practical fitness assessment and stretching activity, giving students an opportunity to participate in simple physical fitness assessments and understand the importance of regular physical activity, flexibility, and maintaining an active lifestyle for overall well-being. Students who actively participated in the activities were also presented with gifts as a gesture of encouragement and appreciation.

The initiative was appreciated by the college administration and the Principal of Sandal College Girls Section, who acknowledged the efforts of the TUF Rehabilitation Society and TUF Alpha Welfare Society in providing students with an informative, interactive, and practical health-learning experience.

The campaign also contributed to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being and SDG 4: Quality Education, by combining health awareness, preventive practices, physical activity, and student-centred learning.