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Community Health & Wellness Camps
Improving healthcare access in underserved areas through preventive health camps, eye screening, and nutrition awareness.
About the Project
The Community Health & Wellness Camps initiative addresses the critical gap in healthcare access for rural and peri-urban communities. We organize regular health camps that provide free general check-ups, eye screening, and basic diagnostic services.
Each camp is staffed by qualified doctors and paramedical volunteers. In addition to medical services, we conduct awareness sessions on preventive healthcare, maternal and child health, nutrition, and hygiene practices. Blood donation drives and pulse polio campaigns are also organized periodically.
Our mobile health unit reaches the most remote villages, ensuring that no one is left behind in accessing quality healthcare.
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Project Goals
- Conduct 50 health camps annually
- Screen 10,000 patients for vision problems
- Organize quarterly blood donation drives
- Promote maternal and child health awareness