Actor-turned-producer
Vishnu
Manchu,
who
is
set
to
release
his
next
Telugu
movie
Anukshanam
on
September
13,
announced
the
launch
of
rural
health
scheme
in
five
villages
in
Chandragiri
mandal.
The
son
of
Dr
Mohan
Babu
made
this
announcement
at
an
event
in
Thirupati
on
Monday,
September
8.
The
aim
is
to
enhance
access
to
health
services
in
the
backward
regions.
In
a
statement
released
to
the
media,
Vishnu
Manchu
says,
"Our
vision
is
good
health
and
healthy
life
for
all.
We
want
them
to
lead
a
healthy
life
so
that
they
can
focus
on
their
livelihood.
In
fact,
health,
sanitation
and
hygiene
are
vital
for
economic
productivity
and
these
are
areas
which
need
attention
right
now
in
a
rural
setting."
Vishnu
Manchu
said
that
an
important
aspect
of
the
services
is
to
record
the
medical
diagnosis
and
treatment
history
of
the
beneficiaries,
which
will
help
the
doctors
provide
better
care
in
future.
He
added,
"So
the
data
of
thousands
of
villagers
will
be
stored
and
can
be
retrieved
by
them
whenever
they
want
and
also
every
year
they
can
compare
their
health
statistics."
Students
of
Sree
Vidyanikethan,
owned
by
Vishnu's
actor
father
Mohan
Babu,
will
work
as
volunteers
in
the
scheme
as
part
of
the
institution's
social
responsibility
team
'Army
Green'.
By
2015,
Vishnu
hopes
to
cover
'100
villages
through
the
scheme'.