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Issue No: 315, October 2015

The Auroville Health Centre

Inside the Auroville Health Centre, Aspiration In 1969, the Mother allocated Rs. 5,000 to start a dispensary in a thatched hut in Douceur, mainly to serve the villagers from nearby Kuilapalayam. In 1972, the Auroville Health Centre was established in Kuilapalayam as a primary health care unit for people from the surrounding villages. One year later, a permanent structure, designed by Piero and funded with donations from donors, the Government of India and Auroville, was constructed. Many people have helped in developing the Health Centre, but four doctors deserve special mention: the late Dr. Satyabratha B. Sen, Dr. Kamla Tewari, Dr. Assumpta and Dr. Lucas. While Dr. Sen, at The Mother’s request, started the Centre, the latter three raised funds to expand its activities and extend the building. In the eighties, when besides Dr. Kamla no qualified doctor could be recruited from amongst the Aurovilians, various alternative or complementary therapies were introduced to th...
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Issue No. 315, October 2015

  • Towards an Integral Approach to Health
  • Editorial
  • The Auroville Health Centre
  • Keeping the Health Fund Healthy
  • Welcome to Linea
  • Millidacious
  • The Wellness Programme
  • Finding the Intermediate Path
  • Botanical Gardens Turn 15
  • "The alternative therapists do not feel adequately supported"
  • Auromode - From Atelier to Apartments
  • Caked with Mud and Happy About It

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