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- Principal Secretary of Health G. Veerapandian announced state support for the Manobandhu Foundation's rehabilitation work for homeless people with mental illness.
- The Indian Red Cross Society promised an ambulance to assist with upcoming rescue campaigns.
- Manobandhu Foundation reported rescuing 105 people during the 2025-26 period.
- Government officials also promoted the Tele-MANAS mental-health helpline.
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- State-wide rescue campaign by Manobandhu Foundation
- Continued integration of Tele-MANAS services
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G. Veerapandian
Principal Secretary of Health
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“the State government would support the organisation in its efforts to rescue, treat, rehabilitate and reunite families of homeless persons with mental illness.”
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…said, while appreciating Manobandhu Foundation’s efforts in reaching out to such persons. Taking part as the chief guest in the foundation’s 5th Insight Annual Gathering in Vijayawada on Saturday, Mr. Veerapandian said the State government would support the organisation in its efforts to rescue, treat, rehabilitate and reunite families of homeless persons with mental illness. Mr. Veerapandian highlighted the Tele-MANAS mental-health counselling service run by the government, which can be accessed through the helpline 14416. Later, Y.D. Rama Rao, the Chairman of Indian Red Cross Society…
Bhupathiraju Ramakrishnam Raju
Managing Trustee
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“during the year 2025-26, they rescued 105 persons, reunited 27 persons with their families, and facilitated continued care for 51 persons through partner shelter homes.”
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…Pradesh Branch, announced that IRCS would provide an ambulance for the forthcoming State-wide rescue campaign planned by the foundation. Manobandhu Foundation Managing Trustee Bhupathiraju Ramakrishnam Raju said that during the year 2025-26, they rescued 105 persons, reunited 27 persons with their families, and facilitated continued care for 51 persons through partner shelter homes. Fifty-five persons were rescued as part of the State-wide campaign conducted in partnership with the Indian Red Cross Society, A.P. Branch, he added. Published - September 19, 2026 09:04 pm IST…
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