The Tata Workers’ Union (TWU) dedicated a 114-bedded state-of-the-art Rest House for cancer patients and their attendants on Diwali.
D. B. Sundara Ramam, Tata Steel Vice President of Corporate Services, and TWU President Sanjeev Kumar Choudhary jointly inaugurated the facility.
The union envisioned this project through sustained efforts to support patients and families during a challenging phase of their lives.
The Rest House features 114 beds, modern amenities, and cabin facilities to ensure a comfortable residential environment for visiting families.
This initiative directly eases severe accommodation difficulties for outstation patients traveling to Jamshedpur for their vital medical cancer treatments.
Timken Foundation, Tata Steel, and Tata Steel Foundation jointly funded the construction of this much-needed healthcare support project.
Meanwhile, the Tata Workers’ Union will oversee the daily operations and management of the newly inaugurated residential facility.
This milestone reflects a strong collaborative effort among the three funding partners and the union to support patients beyond medicine.
Tata Steel’s continuous support and vital contributions played an instrumental role in bringing this welfare vision to complete fruition.
TWU General Secretary Satish Singh and Deputy President Shailesh Singh attended the grand inauguration ceremony alongside several union committee members.
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