The School Social Responsibility Health Package is an important program to protect and provide comprehensive health care for students. This program not only focuses on disease treatment but also on health prevention and education, creating a solid foundation for the development of the younger generation.

 

Regular health check-ups are the core activity of the program. Students receive a general check-up every semester to detect early problems with vision, hearing, teeth and physical development. Monitoring height and weight helps assess children’s nutritional status and development. In particular, screening for common diseases in children such as myopia, tooth decay, and anemia helps with timely intervention.

 

The expanded immunization program ensures that students are protected from dangerous infectious diseases. Monitor each child’s immunization schedule and remind parents when it is time for additional vaccinations. This is especially important in disease prevention in collective environments such as schools.