Transparenthands

Transparent Hands, with the sponsorship of the Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF) and courtesy of the Awami Development Organization (ADO) and Farmers Development Organization (FDO), organized five flood relief camps in Jhang and three in Toba Tek Singh to provide essential healthcare services to communities affected by severe flooding. These camps were arranged at a time when damaged infrastructure and financial constraints made access to medical facilities extremely difficult for flood-hit families. Through this initiative, 2,981 flood victims received free medical consultations, diagnostic tests, and essential medicines. Free Healthcare Services Provided During these flood relief camps, experienced medical teams delivered a wide range of healthcare services to the victims. These services included: Consultations by qualified doctors Blood pressure checkups Blood sugar tests Hepatitis B and C screening Malaria tests Cholesterol tests Uric acid tests Free medicines Preventive Healthcare Sessions Along with medical services, preventive healthcare sessions were conducted by our expert doctors to raise awareness about Hypertension, Diabetes, Diarrhea, Skin Diseases, and Fever. These sessions educated communities about precautionary measures. Total Flood Victims Treated: 2,981 Total Lab Tests Conducted: 2,386 Common Health-Related Issues Flood-affected individuals visited the camps with multiple health concerns, including: Hypertension Fever and cough Skin infections Asthma Typhoid Diarrhea Dehydration Gastroesophageal reflux disease Joint and back pain Malaria Otalgia Diabetes Scabies Impact Severe flooding caused widespread damage to homes and significantly limited access to healthcare services across Jhang and Toba Tek Singh. At a time when medical assistance was needed, these camps served as a reliable source of medical care for affected families. A total of 2,981 flood-affected individuals received free medical consultations, diagnostic services, and medicines. The initiative helped manage common and preventable health conditions. Flood Relief Camps Team The successful management of these flood relief camps was made possible by a dedicated team, including: Camp Managers Male and Female Doctors Lab Technicians Pharmacists Staff Nurses Patient Registrars Crew Members Photographers