Community Service Project Report
1. Introduction
This Community Service Project (CSP) is conducted in Nandyala, Andhra Pradesh, with a
primary focus on Traditional Healthcare Methods. The aim is to understand local
perspectives and usage of alternative medical systems like Homeopathy and Ayurveda.
2. Location Overview
a. Nandyal Railway Station
Nandyal Railway Station serves as a major transit hub, providing essential connectivity to
the town. It plays a vital role in facilitating access to healthcare facilities both within and
outside Nandyal.
b. Cheruvu Katta Park
Cheruvu Katta Park is a well-known public space in Nandyal. It is commonly used by
residents for leisure, wellness activities, and community gatherings. Such spaces also serve
as effective platforms for awareness and educational campaigns.
c. Nandyal Metropolitan Details
The metropolitan details of Nandyal provide crucial insights into the population size, urban
infrastructure, and public services. Understanding these statistics helps contextualize
healthcare access and preferences among residents.
3. Survey Analysis
a. Questionnaire Overview
A survey was conducted to gather data on the community's knowledge and preferences
regarding traditional healthcare methods. Participants responded to questions focused on
their trust, usage, and opinions on Homeopathy and Ayurveda.
b. Response Analysis (Pie Charts)
Each pie chart represents responses to individual questions from the survey. The data helps
identify trends and preferences among the residents. Some example interpretations might
include:
- A majority expressing trust in Homeopathy.
- A significant portion preferring Ayurveda for day-to-day ailments.
4. Key Observations
- Residents show a strong inclination toward traditional healthcare methods.
- Ayurveda appears to have deep cultural roots.
- Public spaces like Cheruvu Katta Park can serve as effective locations for health awareness
campaigns.
5. Conclusion
The initial survey and observation phase has provided meaningful insights into the
community's health practices. Moving forward, interactions with local practitioners and
visits to traditional clinics will further enrich this study.
