Transparenthands

Transparent Hands, with the sponsorship of the Packages Foundation, organized two additional hepatitis screening and vaccination camps in May 2026 under the Hepatitis-Free Kasur Project. These camps were arranged as part of the organization's commitment to reducing the prevalence of Hepatitis B and C in Pakistan and to expand access to preventive healthcare services for underprivileged communities. Previously, we raised awareness about Hepatitis B and C. Moreover, we organized five Hepatitis B and C screening and vaccination camps from February 2026 to April 2026 for deserving communities within a 10 km radius of Bulleh Shah Packaging, Kasur Mill. Camp 6 Location: Dera Rana Murtaza, Haveli Tibbewali, District Kasur On May 15, 2026, Transparent Hands conducted its sixth hepatitis B & C screening and vaccination camp at Dera Rana Murtaza, Haveli Tibbewali, District Kasur. People from this and the surrounding areas attended the camp to receive free consultations, Hepatitis B & C screenings, and Hepatitis B vaccinations. Camp Statistics Total Consultations and Hepatitis B & C Screenings: 141 Attendees Vaccinated for Hepatitis B: 15 Hepatitis C Positive Patients: 1 Individuals who tested positive for Hepatitis C received counseling and were referred for further diagnostic evaluation. Depending on the medical and financial assessment, eligible patients may be registered and receive treatment at one of our panel hospitals. Camp 6 Location: Dera Nadeem Khan, Naul Village, District Kasur The seventh Hepatitis B & C screening and vaccination camp was organized on May 22, 2026, at Dera Nadeem Khan, Naul Village, District Kasur. Needy patients received free consultations, Hepatitis B and C screenings, and Hepatitis B vaccinations, helping improve awareness, prevention, and access to early detection within the community. Camp Statistics Total Consultations and Hepatitis B & C Screenings: 122 Attendees Vaccinated for Hepatitis B: 37 Hepatitis C Positive Patients: 36 Those diagnosed with Hepatitis C were counseled and referred for further diagnostic testing. Depending on the medical and financial evaluation, eligible individuals may be registered for free treatment at one of our panel hospitals. Impact of the Initiative These camps significantly improved access to essential healthcare services for underprivileged communities in Kasur. Through free consultations and Hepatitis B and C screenings, a total of 263 individuals were able to learn about their hepatitis status and receive timely medical guidance. In addition, the administration of Hepatitis B vaccines helped protect community members against future infections. By facilitating early detection and prevention, the initiative is helping protect Kasur’s residents from serious health complications while reducing the risk of hepatitis transmission. Our Team The team consisted of 7 dedicated members, including: · 1 Supervisor · 1 Doctor (Female) · 1 Lab Technician · 1 Staff Nurse · 2 Crew Members · 1 Videographer Transparent Hands is committed to expanding the reach of the Hepatitis-Free Kasur Project. With the valuable support of the Packages Foundation, we will continue working towards the early detection, prevention, and treatment of Hepatitis B and C. This will help create healthier communities and a brighter future for the people of Kasur.