Female entrepreneurship is vital for our future. Collectively we can make a change by closing the gap between men and women in the workforce.
Entrepreneurs are those adventurous, daredevils who drive deep into the pressing problems of society and try to find solutions to them, not by leaving the responsibilities in the reins of the government or business, but by trying to change systems as a whole and persuading societies to take new initiatives
India being a growing economy is a hotspot for young entrepreneurs. With a large population of more than 130 crores, businesses all over the world see it as a potential destination for establishing a start-up. For years, males dominated the business industry, leaving less or no room for females. But the trend has changed now. More and more women are jumping into the business and many have successfully established globally renowned brands. Creating job opportunities for a large number of people, the women have braved the societal pressures and stereotypes to come up with the solutions that are far more reliable and innovative.
Recent years, Maharashtra has witnessed an increase in women-owned businesses in fields such as household Industry, fashion, farming, IT, manufacturing, oil, and more. The development has broken the gender stereotype where women are depicted as weaker and incapable.
These bold and fearlessly ambitious entrepreneurs are shaping the future of Maharashtra, serving as mentors to millions of women and youths.
In our Entrepreneur series today we are introducing you a very dynamic and popular Entrepreneur of Mumbai who is known for her remarkable and outstanding performance in the field of Medical and Science who always believes in Women Empowerment. Yes we are talking about Dr. Rita Savla, she share her Entrepreneurial journey with Hello Mumbainews.com Correspondent Priyanka Yadav
Startup Name : Safety First , RADHEE- a non-profit organization
Founder : Dr. Rita Savla
Famous As : Health Entrepreneur
Brand Category : Medical and Science
Startup Headquarter : Mumbai
Find her on Social Media : http://www.1stmyhealth.com/ and https://radhee.com/
Mobile no : 9619814411
Dr. Rita Savla is a Mumbai-born medical doctor, Founder of “Safety First,” a training institute for emergency health preparedness where she does training for First Aid, CPR, Fire safety, disaster preparedness, school safety, and organization safety planning. She runs the non-profit organization RADHEE Disaster and Education Foundation. She also works as a consultant and advisor to the government for trauma management, Road Safety, Disaster Preparedness, and Fire response.
Dr. Rita said, “as a doctor, I am treating the patient with a holistic healing approach, and when patients say I am feeling better, it is one of the happiest moments. But as a trainer, I educate for preventive and preparedness aspects of health emergencies and disaster management. This training empowers the people, family, and organization to help themselves and their near and dear ones in crisis, by saving lives and reducing the impact of health or disaster emergency”.
Dr. Rita said, “When I used to hear that a person died or suffered from complications due to an accident or heart attack due to a lack of system, I used to get upset. Being a medical doctor, I understand the impact of the right help and ad-hoc help. Emergency cases like heart attack, stroke, accident needs medical help in Golden Hour. The ‘Right help, Early Help’ can save lives, while ad-hoc help can cause death, disability, delayed recovery, and burden the health care infrastructure.
RADHEE- a non-profit organization was started to promote the concept of Right Help, Early Help V/S Ad-hoc Help, Early Help. Due to ad-hoc help, India is 1st in Road Accident death and post-accident disability.
RADHEE team did detailed research to reduce the number of death in the ambulance and post-accident. Post research detailed action plan was developed for implementation to promote the concept of “Right Help, Early Help.”
Dr. Rita shares that RADHEE is working to address every GAP to ensure sustainable outcomes to achieve the “MISSION ZERO DEATH” in the ambulance and post-accident. Every activity occurs in collaboration with Police, Transport Department MCGM, Health, and various stakeholders.
When an ambulance speeds up, one life is saved, so Give way to the ambulance; public awareness initiative was started, and Mumbaikar has supported the campaign, which has reduced the death in the ambulance and post-accident by 40%. Best practices are documented and implemented in various parts of the country.
Let’s join hands and promote the concept of Right Help, Early Help to achieve Mission Zero Death.
Dr. Rita feels instead of discussing or alleging that the system is not improving, it is essential that we take action in a systematic, scientific, and planned manner to address any social cause. Understand the problem, do detailed research about policy, understand ground-level challenges, make an action plan, work on 360 degrees to address that problem. Do pilot projects, do impact analysis from time to time, improvise, document best practices, and have patience. Things do improve, and it is key to success. A non-profit organization should also work as a professional self-sustaining organization. Professional approach and action speak more than words, which is the key in saving lives and improving the system for the benefit of humans and a country.
The media has been quoting her opinion and work many times. Various organizations have appreciated her from time to time for her contribution to social upliftment and sustainable projects under RADHEE. She was featured by Times Now, and she has been called a Mumbai Hero, Lady of Siren, Angle of Mumbai by various media publications.
One can contact Dr. Rita Savla to take homeopathy treatment for any chronic diseases, learn lifesaving skills, and as a volunteer or supporter for the cause of RADHEE to save a life.
