Varun Beverages opens free medical centre at Ranala

by malinga
July 21, 2024 1:05 am 0 comment 670 views

Country Head, Sri Lanka at Varun Beverages, Sandeep Kumar, former Country Head at Varun Beverages, Amit Joshi and officials open the health clinic.

Varun Beverages Lanka (Pvt) Ltd., a carbonated beverage manufacturer and the official bottling and distribution franchise holder of PepsiCo Beverages in Sri Lanka, opened a medical centre, Aaru Health Clinic, dedicated to serving underprivileged communities neighbouring its plant in Embulgama, Ranala.

Health clinic

Health clinic

The RJ Foundation, the CSR arm of Varun Beverages, launched the Health Clinic initiative in 2022 near its factory establishments across India to provide access to free and quality health care support, to underserved communities especially economically weaker and disadvantaged sections of society.

The setting up of health clinics in Sri Lanka is also part that initiative which reflects Varun Beverage’s commitment to the well-being of the communities where it operates.

Aaru will provide essential free medical consultations with qualified doctors, access to free medication, and free laboratory testing facilities making the quality health care affordable and accessible for all.

Country Head, Sri Lanka at Varun Beverages, Sandeep Kumar said, “We are incredibly proud to launch ‘Aaru’ and offer our neighbours critical healthcare services. This initiative reflects Varun Beverages’ commitment to building a healthier future for the communities where we operate. By providing free medical consultations, medication, and laboratory facilities, ‘Aaru’ will make a significant difference in the lives of those who need it most.”

Former Country Head at Varun Beverages, Amit Joshi said, “I am thrilled to see Varun Beverages’ dedication to social responsibility continue to flourish with the launch of ‘Aaru’. It will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the lives of residents in Embulgama, Ranala.”

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