Anil Kumar Vedwal

Experience

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  6yr, (2003-2008) in CCRYN Ministry of Health, Govt. of India

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  Yoga Therapist-cum-Instructor
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  Yog Dhyan Foundation/

  Aug 2003 - now

  Chief Functionary and Yoga Consultant

  Currently working as Chief Functionary in Yog Dhyan Foundation from 2009. (7yr.)Worked as Training Manager in Pharmaceuticals Academy from 2003- 2008.(5yr)Worked as Yoga Therapist-cum-Instructor in CCRYN (Ministry of Health Govt,of India) 2003-2008(5yr)Yoga Therapy Consultation for all type of Disease.

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  Yog Dhyan Foundation

  Feb 2009 - now

  Yog Dhyan Foundation (YDF) is a registered Indian trust founded in the year 1985. The idea of its existence was conceived and inspired by the philosophy of providing quality life to all. The vision led to the creation of an organization which could help facilitate the provision of quality life for all through making available decent health services. Apart from the varied social and community wide initiatives YDF is engaged in, its primary mandate focuses on a special category of children. YDF has entrusted itself with the task of combating the ill effects of type 1 diabetes among juveiles through providing free health services. While the foundation overarchingly works towards this issue, it places a special emphasis on juvenile diabetics among the poverty ridden strata of the society. Focusing on an issue which has found little place in the development discourses, YDF has attempted to make a significant impact on the lives of children with type 1 diabetes, who are otherwise left at the periphery, far from being included into the mainstream. The work at YDF is governed by the guiding principles of being secular and non political. Show less

  • Chief Functionary

    Feb 2009 - now

  • Chief Functionary

    Feb 2009 - now
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  Yog Dhyan Foundation (Helping Hand for the Children with Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus)

  May 2009 - Aug 2024

  Chief Functionary

  Yog Dhyan Foundation's team visits designated hospitals at intervals to get referrals of children with Type 1 Diabetes from the doctors. Once the children are identified with T1D, we talk to the family members to analyse the various problems faced by them in handling the child. We have observed over the years that most of the families face a financial crunch to purchase insulin, syringes, BG strips, and other tests which must be done on a regular basis. They also need proper nutritious diet.The Foundation arranges funds from different sources and gives to each family, not only a glucometer, but also 50-100 BG test strips every month. We also arrange interaction with other children with diabetes and their parents. These parents and children have been trained by specialists about handling insulin, using the glucometer monitoring results effectively, preventing acute complications like low BG and very high BG. The newly diagnosed families are very receptive to them as they can identify with them. The Foundation also holds free weekly Yoga classes for the entire family, which helps them understand the positive impact of exercise on the BG directly, and focuses on stress reduction in addition. The Yoga classes provide a platform for the children and families to meet each other and share their joys, sorrows and resources. Direct financial support is given to the very poor families to help them provide nutritious food and cover additional expenses imposed by diabetes. Families who are not poor benefit by getting BG strips at wholesale cost price, and meeting others with the same problem. Show less