High Range Hospital, Munnar
High Range Hospital is a multi-disciplinary facility committed to serving the local community with a dedicated team of doctors, nurses and healthcare professionals to deliver quality medical care. Our committed primary and secondary level medical care with multi-specialty facilities ensures cost-effective treatment for every patient. The hospital’s wide range of services are supported and led by a team of experienced specialists who deliver comprehensive care.
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Research and Referral Hospital Chubwa
Referral Hospital and Research Centre (RHRC), a 75-bed, secondary care hospital, was conceptualised by Tata Tea Ltd in 1989 and was set up at Chubwa tea estate by Tata Tea in 1994. RHRC has been offering treatment at minimal cost to people. The hospital works on a non-profit basis. It is the only healthcare centre in the region with SA8000 certification. Since 2007, RHRC has treated over 3,00,000 patients. The mission of the hospital is to provide the best secondary medical care at affordable cost in the North East.
E-Healthcare:
With healthcare facilities in rural India being scarce and ill-equipped, RHRC set an example in Assam and North Bengal by providing telemedicine facilities to deliver specialist medical aid to remote locations, where tea estates are located.
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Canadian Cancer Society
Tata Consumer is proud to support the Canadian Cancer Society in its fight against breast cancer, a disease that impacts multiple individuals and communities across Canada. The Company has contributed over US$800,000 to the breast cancer cause since 2001. Through a partnership with the Canadian Cancer Society, Tetley contributes US$50,000 per year to fund innovative breast cancer research, educate women about early detection, and provide support services to those living with the disease. Tetley is also a proud tea supplier to the 7 Canadian Cancer Society lodges, providing a cup of warmth to Canadians who have to travel far from home to undergo treatment for all types of cancer.
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St Jude’s Child Care Centre
Childhood cancers have a high rate of cure, but medical treatment needs to be supported by an infection-free, positive environment along with adequate nourishment. SJICC provides a hygienic, protective and nurturing environment to give these children the best chance of beating cancer. It also creates a supportive community for families who come from all over India. This ‘home away from home’ bridges the gap in cancer treatment with its innovative model of holistic care. SJICCC currently operates in eight cities across India.
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