


Station House Officers and constables under the Chennai wing of the Railway police were given a training on the “Role of Police in Organ Donation”. More than 30police personnel attended the training on 4th November 2015 at the Training Centre in Egmore.
The programme began with a self introduction by the trainers of MOHAN Foundation, followed by the welcome address. The participants were asked about their expectations in an interactive session. Ms Sunitha A T, Ms Sujatha Niranjan and Mr Prakash K were the resource persons from MOHAN Foundation.
The training comprised of the following sessions
A few short films were shown to highlight the importance of organ donation. At the end of the session test was conducted to check their knowledge. The trainees also evaluated the training. More than 30 police personnel participated and supported the noble cause and all of them took donor cards. After the training few trainees suggested MOHAN Foundation to conduct trainings for the sub inspectors and it should be all over Tamil Nadu.
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