Mansi Chopra

[HRIDAY @Hriday_Org]

Take ownership of your health this World Diabetes Day.

This #WorldDiabetesDay, hear @DrMonikaArora shares a simple, practical guide for understanding, preventing, and managing diabetes with confidence.

Early detection. Smart questions. Better choices. Healthier lives.

#HRIDAY

[HRIDAY @Hriday_Org]

As part of World Diabetes Day Week, HRIDAY brought health education to life through two powerful Nukkad Nataks under the Grassroots to Global initiative with @BeyondType1.

@aiims_newdelhi

#GrassrootsToGlobal #BeyondType1 #HRIDAY #DiabetesAwareness #Type1Diabetes #Type2Diabetes

[HRIDAY @Hriday_Org]

Living with MLTCs is an everyday struggle for millions in India & Nepal. Our recent @GlobalHealthBMJ
publication from the @GHRC4MLTC shows that fragmented and unaffordable care, stigma, and tokenistic engagement worsen these challenges, yet communities also hold the solutions.

[HRIDAY @Hriday_Org]

Happy Independence Day!

True freedom isn’t just political, it’s the freedom to live a long, healthy life.

Yet today, NCDs claim 66% of lives in India.

This #AzadiKaAmritMahotsav, let’s honor our heroes by protecting our health.

Share if you believe in a #SwasthBharat!

[HRIDAY @Hriday_Org]

“To #LeadOnNCDs, we need to listen to the voices of lived experience advocate.”​

Dr Mansi Chopra, Director (Research) at HRIDAY, emphasizes the importance of meaningful involvement of people living with NCDs in shaping the policies & programmes that affect them.

[HRIDAY @Hriday_Org]

Join us for Webinar 8 of the HRIDAY-HIA-iECHO India Series on NCDs
🩺 Topic: Uniting Voices: Strengthening Lived Experience Advocacy for Cardiovascular Health in India
🗓 24th July 2025 | 🕓4–5 PM IST
Led by @HeartHealthInd, New Delhi
Register now: https://t.co/7rAjDLJyvS

[NIHR GHRC for Multiple Long-Term Conditions @GHRC4MLTC]

As part of the extended group activity, the participants were into working groups to conduct focused discussions on:

▪️ Monitoring, evaluation, & learning frameworks
▪️ Training & #knowledgesharingstrategies
▪️Grassroot-level innovations-Best practices & challenges

[NIHR GHRC for Multiple Long-Term Conditions @GHRC4MLTC]

#Day3

In our latest session, led by Dr Mansi Chopra from @Hriday_Org the Centres shared challenges and innovations in embedding Community Engagement and Involvement (CEI) into research—not just as a methodology, but as a philosophy.

[Monika Arora @DrMonikaArora]

@Hriday_Org is pleased to lead #Community engagement & involvement component of @GHRC4MLTC. This intervention has been #co-created by #Meaningfullyengaging people with lived experience of #NCD, their caretakers, community leaders & @aiims_jodhpur team. @ncdalliance @MoHFW_INDIA

[NIHR GHRC for Multiple Long-Term Conditions @GHRC4MLTC]

@aiims_jodhpur spreading the message of healthy living through #NukkadNatak and #Puppeteering

A true amalgamation of local art forms & awareness activities to educate people about #MLTC

#NIHRCEI #CommunityEngagement

@kamleshkhunti @DrDPrabhakaran @DrMonikaArora @Hriday_Org

[NIHR GHRC for Multiple Long-Term Conditions @GHRC4MLTC]

Panel discussion led by @GHRC4MLTC on effective #ProjectManagement revolved around shared experiences and various strategic approaches for effective management.

[Centre for Ethnic Health Research @EthnicHealthRes]

Please find a summary of what the key focus areas of the #GHRCSymposium2025 are!

@ARC_EM
@LDC_tweets
@LeicResearch
@PRCLeicester
@kamleshkhunti

[NIHR GHRC for Multiple Long-Term Conditions @GHRC4MLTC]

Kicking off the #GHRCSymposium2025 in Leicester, UK with over 80 delegates joining us from 5 international centres for the next 3 days.
We have an action-packed agenda with a focus on global health. The theme of this year's @NIHRglobal symposium is Research Capacity Strengthening

[R K @Rakesh60Mahajan]

It was a very well organised Panel Discussion by team Hriday led by Dr Mansi.The recommendations of the PD will be sent to MOHFW by HRIDAY for suggested actions @Hriday_Org @sipherglobal @thePHFI

[CATCH Global Foundation @CATCHhealth]

We were honored to attend the 4th Global @ncdalliance Forum in Kigali, Rwanda that brings together 650 delegates from around the world to share best practices on advocating for the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). During this three-day event, our Founder & CEO, Duncan Van Dusen, officially announced the launch of CATCH India alongside our partners from @Hriday_Org. CATCH India, a joint initiative additionally with @UTHealthSPH, aims to address the growing burden of NCDs through the implementation of CATCH PE Journeys, our K-8 physical education program that is evidence-based, cost-effective, scalable, and sustainable. The need for high-quality student physical education and professional development is imperative where NCDs are on the rise in India due to sedentary lifestyles. Learn more about CATCH India and its impact https://t.co/tvvI5rMTgl

[HRIDAY @Hriday_Org]

🦷As part of the ICMR-funded #ANANTMUSKAAN study, a training session at Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar Hospital, Delhi, was organized by @Hriday_Org.

Led by senior dentists, the session trained medical officers & PHNOs on oral health & brushing techniques.
@ICMRDELHI @DrMonikaArora

[HRIDAY @Hriday_Org]

We are happy to announce our 2nd- HRIDAY-HIA-ECHO India Monthly Webinar Series on NCD Prevention, Control, and Management.
Webinar 2: Palliative care for NCDs in India
Date: Thursday, December 16, 2025
Time: 4.30 to 5.30 pm IST
Register at: https://t.co/vIcR4WUfbb

[HRIDAY @Hriday_Org]

Lived Experience Champion Mr Subramaniam shared his inspiring journey highlighting his resilience in managing diabetes while maintaining a dynamic personal & professional life. He emphasized staying informed, avoiding social media misinformation, following personalized care plan.

[HRIDAY @Hriday_Org]

Dr Pradeepa Guha, MDRF shared policy recommendations on preventing diabetes & metabolic NCDs focusing on healthy food subsidies, raising taxes on unhealthy foods, promoting physical activity and a multisectoral approach to implement policies.

[HRIDAY @Hriday_Org]

Dr. Anjana Mohan, MDRF, presented findings from the ICMR-INDIAB study highlighting state disparities and an epidemiological shift, with a higher prevalence of diabetes in low SES groups in the urban areas of the more economically developed states.