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SALAMATI 2.0 - PAIN MANAGEMENT MEDICAL CAMP FOR CONSTRUCTION WORKERS IN SLUM SETTLEMENT BY LEVELLERS FOUNDATION IN COLLABORATION WITH CURE DIAB
High number of the building construction workers developed musculoskeletal problems including neck pain 7.5%, shoulder pain 10.5%, upper back pain 6.2%, lower back pain 16.5%, leg pain 23.9%, feet pain 13.4%, head heaviness 11.3%, and whole body fatigue 20.1% as per NLM research.
This initiative brings architects and doctors together for social good!
Project Salamati is initiated with an aim to work closely with our hardworking construction workers in understanding their problems and educating them on health, safety and well-being. It also aims to create awareness about their rights.

On 4th June’ 23, our team comprising of Ar.Samruddhi S Chaphale, Dr. Gayatri Kursunge, Dr. Chandan Banwade, Tanaya S Chaphale, Ar. Shivangi Prasad, contractor Santosh Baviskar, Gangaramji and Bhushan Chopde visited the slum settlement near Bole Petrol pump, Nagpur, comprising of 80% of its population being that of construction workers. As an architect, Samruddhi (founder, Levellers Foundation) understands the aftermath of strenuous construction works and the importance of it being taken care of.
Realising this, and teaming up with the doctors at CureDiab, we at Levellers Foundation set up our first pain management medical camp in the core area of the slum settlement from 8-10am. Around 30 dwellers, of all gender types attended not just general consultation but to get treated for their muscular, menstrual, joints pain, injuries, skin diseases, and mental disorders using Ayurved treatments such as Viddhakarma and Agnikarma. We specifically set up an enclosed room for women patients.
While the patients were getting treated by the doctors, the architects and other volunteers approached dwellers door to door to educate them about health and safety and encourage them to attend the camp and make the most of it. Architects also carried out their household survey and analysis by visiting the various homes, sketching, documenting and understanding their history, living conditions, space management, housing techniques, drainage systems and growth and gave inputs on sustainable measures that the dwellers can cumulatively take to opt for better living conditions.
This initiative instilled a sense of hope, satisfaction, inclusivity and motivation to continue working in service of the society.

Jai Hind!
Video by Tanaya S Chaphale