Three programs, one aim: catch problems early
Each program is free for the people who attend. We go to them, so they don't have to take a day off work or travel to a city hospital.
Health check-up camps
Our camps bring medical care directly to underserved communities: free screening, a consultation with a doctor, and basic treatment, all in one visit.
At every camp
- General check-ups and vital signs
- Basic tests such as blood pressure, blood sugar and hemoglobin
- Consultations with qualified doctors
- Free medicines for common ailments
- Referrals to specialist hospitals when needed
School and college awareness sessions
We teach students about hygiene, nutrition and preventive health through talks and interactive workshops, and follow up with screening where possible.
What students learn
- Personal hygiene and handwashing
- Healthy eating and nutrition
- Anemia: what causes it and how to prevent it
- Physical activity and fitness
- Mental health and emotional well-being
- Support for teachers to keep health lessons going
Women's health and hygiene workshops
Women in underserved communities face health problems that often go unspoken. These workshops give them clear information, practical resources and a doctor to talk to, in a setting that feels comfortable.
Topics we cover
- Reproductive health
- Maternal health and nutrition
- Menstrual hygiene
- Breast and cervical cancer awareness
- Mental health and managing stress
- Anemia and blood disorders
Want a camp in your school, college or colony?
Tell us where you are and roughly how many people would attend. We'll call you back to plan a date.