Transparenthands

Transparent Hands, with the sponsorship of Sazgar, organized a free medical camp and preventive healthcare session at Dera Malik Khair Din, Kot Araian, Lahore. The camp was held on June 23, 2026, with the purpose of providing essential medical care to underprivileged communities who often struggle to access even basic healthcare services. Free Consultations, Medicines, and Diagnostic Tests A total of 318 deserving patients received free consultations from experienced doctors. Along with free consultations, patients were also provided with free medicines and essential diagnostic tests, including: Diabetes tests Uric acid tests Hepatitis B and C screenings Cholesterol tests Blood pressure checkups Most Common Health-Related Issues During the camp, patients consulted our team for a wide range of health concerns. The medical team provided free consultations, and treatment for several health-related issues, including: Asthma Diarrhea Backache, Joint pain Myalgia Flu, Fever Diabetes Hypertension Acidity Ear infections Cough Arthritis Preventive Healthcare Session In addition to medical care, one of our expert doctors conducted a preventive healthcare session to educate the community about scabies. This healthcare session was valuable for the community, as many skin-related conditions can worsen when left untreated or when families are unaware of proper hygiene and prevention practices. Identification of Surgical Cases During the camp, one patient was identified who required a surgical procedure. Depending on the medical and financial evaluation, Transparent Hands may register the patient for further treatment at one of our panel hospitals. Impact This free medical camp made a meaningful difference in the lives of 318 deserving patients. For many people in the community, visiting a qualified doctor, getting diagnostic tests, or purchasing medicines was difficult due to financial hardships. Through this camp, patients received medical check-ups, diagnostic tests, and treatment completely free of cost. The patients expressed great relief and satisfaction after receiving professional medical care from qualified healthcare providers. Their gratitude reflected the importance of such initiatives in underprivileged communities where access to healthcare is limited. Medical Camp Team The medical camp was managed by a dedicated team of 20 members, including: 1 Camp Manager 1 Corporate Manager 4 Doctors, including 2 male and 2 female doctors 1 Pharmacist 1 Lab Technician 3 Crew Members 2 Patient Registrars 2 Staff Nurses 1 Photographer 4 Volunteers