Pranitha Subhash’s charitable organisation, Pranitha Foundation supports vaccination mela

Actress Pranitha Subhash’s charitable organization Pranitha Foundation works towards conducting social impact projects. Pranitha Subhash’s foundation works immensely for social development. And recently Pranitha Subhash took to Instagram and shared a piece of prominent information regarding the vaccination. 

In this poster, Pranitha foundation is serving support for Vaccination Mela, and kept the location 13 centres across  Bengaluru, and mentioned the date and timing, Friday, September 17 and timing has been set from 8 am to 8 pm. Pranitha foundation currently emphasising education and vaccination drive and creating awareness among the crowd towards school dropouts along with inoculation,  Pranitha’s foundation mission is to make a positive influence in the lives of those who are less fortunate through humanitarian initiatives, while also caring for democracy and the environment. 

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In the meantime, she also shared a video related to education and received countless compliments from her admirers for spreading such positive news in the middle of a pandemic that has forced schools to close for over a year. In this video, she revealed important information that everyone should be aware of regarding the better. Pranitha Foundation adopted a Hassan government school in 2018. Better infrastructure, higher enrollment rates, and lower dropout rates were seen as a result of this.

Latest charity works

Pranitha Subhash has inaugurated the re-painting of the 100th government school that is being modernised in Doddaballapura, Pranitha Foundation has partnered with Karunada Vijaya Sene to modernise government schools.

Pranitha was inspired by her parents, who chose to be doctors since it was a noble career. They run a hospital in Bengaluru and host a number of health and blood-related events. Pranitha used to go to such camps as a teenager and meet people from all walks of life. People from all walks of life came to her parents’ hospital for treatment on a regular basis. They were sometimes given free treatment. Her parents instilled in her a sense of generosity when she was a child.

After achieving professional success as an actor, she and her parents established the Pranitha Foundation to give back to society in their own unique way.