Transparenthands

The recent floods in Babu Sabu, Lahore, affected many lives. The flood victims faced limited access to clean water and healthcare services. Many people suffered from illnesses. To support these flood victims and ensure timely medical care, Transparent Hands, with the support of the Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF), held a free flood relief camp and a preventive healthcare session at Tallat Park, Babu Sabu, Lahore, on September 4, 2025. Free Consultations, Medicines, and Diagnostic Tests: A total of 287 flood-affected patients were examined by our experienced doctors. They received free healthcare services, including: · First Aid · Diabetes tests · Uric acid tests · Cholesterol level test · Malaria tests · Hepatitis B and C screenings · Blood pressure checkups Common Health-Related Issues The flood-hit patients received medical care for many health-related issues such as: Scabies Pyrexia Gastritis Diarrhea Hepatitis Hernia Fever, Flu Stomach diseases Hypertension Muscle and Joint pain 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 Alongside medical care, a preventive healthcare session was conducted by one of our doctors. The session focused on Pyrexia. Impact This flood relief camp became a source of relief for 287 deserving patients and their families in Babu Sabu. Through free first aid, consultations, medicines, and diagnostic services, we were able to address the healthcare challenges faced by the flood-affected community. Beyond medical treatment, the camp restored hope to families struggling during these difficult times. Your kindness enabled us to reach vulnerable patients with timely medical aid, restoring not only their health but also their dignity. Without your support, providing such essential medical services to hundreds of flood-hit individuals would not have been possible. Flood Relief Camp Team The flood relief camp was managed by a 16-member team, which included: · 1 Camp Manager · 4 Doctors (2 Males, 2 Females) · 1 Lab Technician · 1 Pharmacist · 6 Patient Registrars & Crew Members · 2 Staff Nurses · 1 Photographer