On reaching the assigned villages, the students were divided into ten teams with five members in each team. After seeking permission from the village presidents, each team of students were allocated their families to be adopted under the programme. The family members co-operated wellwith the students. We explained them the purpose of our visit and sought their permission before entering the house.

The detailed history of each family including socio-demographic profile and clinical examination were recorded as per the FAP document. The students interacted well with the family members andall the families gave a positive response to our visit.

Report on the first session of “FAMILY ADOPTION PROGRAMME” conducted on 04/02/2023

The Second session of Family Adoption Programme on 04th February, 2023 was conducted by the Department of Community Medicine, Arunai Medical College and Hospital under the guidance of Dr.A. Balaji (Professor and Head of Department, Community Medicine) with the support of the following team members.

S.NO	Name of the Faculty/ Staff	Designation/ Department
1.	Dr. A. Balaji	Prof. & HoD, Community Medicine
2.	Dr.K.N. Prasad	Professor, Community Medicine
3.	Dr. L. Sanjana	Senior Resident, Community Medicine
4.	Ms. R. Thirumagal	Bio – Statistician, Community Medicine
5.	Ms. A. Abineshwari	Junior Assistant, Community Medicine
6.	Mr.S. Deiveegan	Health Inspecter, Community Medicine
7.	Mr.N. Arikrishnan	Health Inspecter, Community Medicine
8.	Mr.T. Mahalingam	Health Assistant, Community Medicine
9.	Ms.M.Kavitha	Sanitary Inspecter, Community Medicine
10.	Mrs.R. Jayapriya	Office Assistant, Community Medicine

The students visited three village’s viz., Chinnamaniyandhal village Periyamaniyandhal and Thakka Village along with the team members.They were divided into three batches: Batch A (Roll no. 1 – 50), Batch B (Roll no. 51 – 100) and Batch C (Roll no. 101 – 150). Batch A had visited Chinnamaniyandhal village, Batch B visited Periyamaniyandhal village and Batch C visited Thakka village.

On reaching the assigned villages, the students were divided into ten teams with five members in each team. After seeking permission from the village presidents, each team of students were allocated their families to be adopted under the programme. The family members co-operated well with the students. We explained them the purpose of our visit and sought their permission before entering the house.

The detailed history of each family including socio-demographic profile and clinical examination were recorded as per the FAP document. The students interacted well with the family members and all the families gave a positive response to our visit.

Report on the first session of “FAMILY ADOPTION PROGRAMME” conducted on 04/03/2023

The Third session of Family Adoption Programme on 04th March, 2023 was conducted by the Department of Community Medicine, Arunai Medical College and Hospital under the guidance of Dr.A. Balaji (Professor and Head of Department, Community Medicine) with the support of the following team members.

S.NO	Name of the Faculty/ Staff	Designation/ Department
1.	Dr. A. Balaji	Prof. & HoD, Community Medicine
2.	Dr.K.N. Prasad	Professor, Community Medicine
3.	Dr. L. Sanjana	Senior Resident, Community Medicine
4.	Ms. R. Thirumagal	Bio – Statistician, Community Medicine
5.	Ms. A. Abineshwari	Junior Assistant, Community Medicine
6.	Mr.S. Deiveegan	Health Inspecter, Community Medicine
7.	Mr.N. Arikrishnan	Health Inspecter, Community Medicine
8.	Mr.T. Mahalingam	Health Assistant, Community Medicine
9.	Ms.M.Kavitha	Sanitary Inspecter, Community Medicine
10.	Mrs.R. Jayapriya	Office Assistant, Community Medicine

The students visited three village’s viz., Kadambur village, Sirpanandhal village and Kariympalayam Village along with the team members.They were divided into three batches: Batch A (Roll no. 1 – 50), Batch B (Roll no. 51 – 100) and Batch C (Roll no. 101 – 150). Batch A had visited Kadambur village, Batch B visited Sirpanandhal village and Batch C visited Kariympalayam village.

On reaching the assigned villages, the students were divided into ten teams with five members in each team. After seeking permission from the village presidents, each team of students were allocated their families to be adopted under the programme. The family members co-operated wellwith the students. We explained them the purpose of our visit and sought their permission before entering the house.

The detailed history of each family including socio-demographic profile and clinical examination were recorded as per the FAP document. The students interacted well with the family members andall the families gave a positive response to our visit.

Report on the first session of “FAMILY ADOPTION PROGRAMME” conducted on 01/04/2023

The Fourth session of Family Adoption Programme on 01th April, 2023 was conducted by the Department of Community Medicine, Arunai Medical College and Hospital under the guidance of Dr.A. Balaji (Professor and Head of Department, Community Medicine) with the support of the following team members.

S.NO	Name of the Faculty/ Staff	Designation/ Department
1.	Dr. A. Balaji	Prof. & HoD, Community Medicine
2.	Dr.K.N. Prasad	Professor, Community Medicine
3.	Dr. L. Sanjana	Senior Resident, Community Medicine
4.	Ms. R. Thirumagal	Bio – Statistician, Community Medicine
5.	Ms. A. Abineshwari	Junior Assistant, Community Medicine
6.	Mr.S. Deiveegan	Health Inspecter, Community Medicine
7.	Mr.N. Arikrishnan	Health Inspecter, Community Medicine
8.	Mr.T. Mahalingam	Health Assistant, Community Medicine
9.	Ms.M.Kavitha	Sanitary Inspecter, Community Medicine
10.	Mrs.R. Jayapriya	Office Assistant, Community Medicine

The students visited three village’s viz., Perumanam village, Panaiyur village and Aruthrapattu Village along with the team members.They were divided into three batches: Batch A (Roll no. 1 – 50), Batch B (Roll no. 51 – 100) and Batch C (Roll no. 101 – 150). Batch A had visited Perumanam village, Batch B visited Panaiyur village and Batch C visited Aruthrapattu village.

On reaching the assigned villages, the students were divided into ten teams with five members in each team. After seeking permission from the village presidents, each team of students were allocated their families to be adopted under the programme. The family members co-operated wellwith the students. We explained them the purpose of our visit and sought their permission before entering the house.

The detailed history of each family including socio-demographic profile and clinical examination were recorded as per the FAP document. The students interacted well with the family members andall the families gave a positive response to our visit.