Description
Transparent Hands, with the support of Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF), Marvi Rural Development Organization (MRDO) and other Donors, recently organized a free medical camp and preventive healthcare session to provide quality healthcare services to deserving patients in Sanghar. The free medical camp was held on July 11, 2025, at Gul Muhammad Otaq, Village Gul Muhammad Rajar, UC Hafiz Rajar, Taluka Khipro, District Sanghar.
Free Consultations, Medicines, and Diagnostic Tests
A total of 402 deserving patients received free consultations from our expert doctors. Medicines, general check-ups, blood pressure check-ups, diabetes tests, uric acid tests, and hepatitis B & C screenings were provided free of cost.
Common Health-Related Issues
Most of the patients who received consultations were suffering from the following health-related issues:
Dermatitis
Ezcema
Scabies
Otitis Media
Hypertension
Dizziness
Fever, Flu
Backache, Headache
Ear infection
Joint pain
Stomach diseases
Identification of Surgical Cases
During the camp, two patients were identified who required surgical procedures. Depending on the detailed medical and financial evaluation, Transparent Hands may register them for further treatment at one of our panel hospitals.
Preventive Healthcare Session
Our expert doctors held a preventive healthcare session for the attendees at the free medical camp. The session focused on the prevention and management of Eczema.
Impact
The free medical camp made a difference in the lives of 402 deserving patients and their families. Sanghar has long faced challenges due to limited healthcare facilities and because underprivileged patients cannot afford to pay for their treatments. The free medical camp addressed these barriers by providing accessible healthcare services within the community.
This camp brought medical relief and empowered the residents to take better care of themselves. The residents were extremely grateful for this camp. You extended hope and relief to them.
Medical Camp Team
The medical camp team consisted of 15 members, including 1 supervisor, 4 doctors (2 males and 2 females), 2 lab technicians, 2 pharmacists, 4 patient registrars, 1 crew worker, 1 photographer, and 1 driver.
