Transparenthands

Transparent Hands, with the sponsorship of Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF) and courtesy of CHEF International and Rural Community Development Society (RCDS), organized four free flood relief camps in Chiniot and two in Hafizabad to support the affected communities. Through this initiative, 1,524 flood victims received free medical consultations, diagnostic services, and essential medicines. Free Healthcare Services Provided During these flood relief camps, qualified doctors and medical teams delivered a wide range of healthcare services to address common health issues. These services included: Consultations by experienced doctors Blood pressure checkups Blood sugar tests Hepatitis B and C screenings Malaria tests Cholesterol tests Uric acid tests Medicines Total Flood Victims Treated: 1524 Total Lab Tests Conducted: 884 Preventive Healthcare Sessions In addition to medical care, preventive healthcare sessions were conducted by our expert doctors to raise awareness about common health-related issues. These sessions focused on skin allergies, scabies, hypertension, hygiene maintenance, and diabetes, helping communities understand basic prevention methods and health management. Impact These flood relief camps made a significant impact on the lives of 1,524 flood-affected individuals in Chiniot and Hafizabad. Many people who had limited access to healthcare services due to flood damage and financial constraints received free medical consultations, essential medicines, and diagnostic tests. The availability of these services during a critical time helped manage common and preventable health conditions. Flood Relief Camps Team These flood relief camps were managed by our dedicated team, including: Supervisors Male and Female Doctors Lab Technicians Pharmacists Patient Registrars Crew Members Staff Nurses Photographers