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Survey , UTI’s(Urinary tract infection)

Event Date: 30th March 2025

Event brief description

Volunteers from the Legal Aid Clinic and Pro Bono Club, School of Law, Galgotias University, actively conducted a survey on Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) awareness among students and the general public. This initiative, led by student members under the supervision of the convenors, aims to assess the level of awareness, knowledge, and common misconceptions about UTI’s .The survey involved direct interactions with individuals to understand their awareness of UTI symptoms, causes, prevention methods, and the importance of seeking timely medical assistance. Participants were asked about their knowledge of hygiene practices, risk factors, and available treatment options. The survey also explore social stigmas or taboos that may prevent individuals from openly discussing or addressing UTI-related health concerns.

By engaging with students and the public, this initiative seeks to identify gaps in knowledge and address misinformation. Through this effort, the Women Empowerment Cell aims to promote health education and encourage proactive healthcare practices. The findings from the survey will contribute to future awareness programs and initiatives, ensuring that accurate information about UTIs is widely accessible. This event not only raises awareness but also empowers students to take an active role in community health advocacy, fostering a more informed and health-conscious society.

Event Detailed Description

The Women Empowerment Cell, Legal Aid Clinic and Pro Bono club, School of law Galgotias University has organized a survey on Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) awareness by members of the cell among the general public. This initiative is designed to assess the level of knowledge, common misconceptions, and overall awareness of UTIs, their causes, symptoms, and prevention methods. Conducted by student members under the supervision of the convenors, this survey aims to bridge the gap in public understanding of UTIs and encourage informed health practices.

Objective of the Survey

The primary objective of this survey is to evaluate how well the public understand UTIs. Despite being a common health issue, particularly among women, UTIs are often neglected due to lack of awareness, stigma, or misinformation. This survey will help identify:

- Awareness levels about UTI symptoms, causes, and risk factors.

- Common misconceptions surrounding UTIs and their prevention.

- The extent to which individuals seek medical help when experiencing symptoms.

- Social and cultural barriers preventing open discussions on the topic.

- The need for further awareness programs on reproductive and urinary health.

Survey Methodology

The survey was conducted through face-to-face interactions with students and members of the public in settings, such as public spaces. Student volunteers has engage with participants, asking structured questions related to their knowledge of UTIs, hygiene practices, and access to healthcare. The questions were designed to assess their understanding of:

- The importance of personal hygiene in preventing UTIs.

- Risk factors such as dehydration, improper sanitation, and unsafe practices.

- The role of medical consultation and the dangers of self-medication.

- The impact of social stigma on discussing urinary and reproductive health issues.

Significance of the Event

This event is an important step toward empowering students and the public with the necessary knowledge to prioritize their well-being. UTIs, though common, can lead to severe complications if left untreated. By spreading awareness, the Women Empowerment Cell aims to promote early detection, preventive measures, and de- stigmatization of the issue.

Furthermore, this initiative will help students involved in legal aid and social welfare develop a deeper understanding of public health challenges and contribute meaningfully to community well-being. By taking an active role in health advocacy, student volunteers will not only raise awareness but also inspire a culture of informed decision-making regarding personal and community health.

Through this initiative, the Women Empowerment Cell, Legal Aid Clinic and Pro Bono club reaffirm their commitment to promoting health education, women’s well-being, and social responsibility, making a lasting impact on both individuals and society.

Department Name – School of Law 

Event Outcome 

The survey is expected to provide valuable insights into the current awareness levels of UTIs among different demographics, including students and the general public. The findings will be used to:

  • Develop targeted awareness programs to address knowledge gaps.
  • Advocate for better access to information about UTIs in educational institutions.
  • Encourage individuals to seek timely medical help and practice preventive measures.
  • Break social taboos surrounding UTIs and promote open discussions about reproductive and urinary health.

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