Description
Transparent Hands, with sponsorship of the Packages Foundation, organized a free medical camp and a preventive healthcare session at Master Kanta, Mozah Lakha, Adda Kacha Pakki, Burewala. The primary objective of this camp, held on September 24, 2026, was to make healthcare accessible to underprivileged communities in Burewala.
Free Consultations, Medicines, and Diagnostic Tests:
A total of 220 deserving patients received free consultations from our expert doctors. In addition to the consultations, the patients were provided with free medicines and underwent various diagnostic tests, including:
· Diabetes tests
· Uric acid tests
· Hepatitis B and C screenings
· Cholesterol tests
· Blood pressure checkups
. Ultrasound scans
Common Health-Related Issues
At the free medical camp, the medical team provided free consultations and medicines to address the following health-related issues:
● Gastritis
● Scabies
● Fungal infections
● Gout
● Viral Fever
● Jaundice
● Diabetes
● Hypertension
● Cough, Flu
● Otalgia
● Arthritis
Community Health Trends
A high prevalence of skin conditions, including scabies, fungal infections, eczema, and skin allergies.
Frequent musculoskeletal complaints that may be associated with physically demanding work, poor posture, and repetitive movements.
Skin conditions that may be linked to hygiene practices, overcrowding, environmental factors, and limited access to clean water.
Preventive Healthcare Session
In addition to the medical services, one of our expert doctors held a preventive healthcare session to educate the attendees about Musculoskeletal Pain.
Impact
This free medical camp benefited 220 deserving patients in Burewala, providing free consultations, diagnostic tests, and essential medicines. Many patients face financial difficulties that make accessing healthcare a challenge. Through this camp, they received medical attention and guidance without worrying about the cost.
The residents of Burewala appreciated the efforts and were hopeful that more such camps will be organized in their area.
Medical Camp Team
The medical camp was managed by a dedicated team of 14 members, including:
· 1 Camp Manager
· 4 Doctors (2 Males, 2 Females)
. 1 Lab Technician
· 2 Crew Members
· 2 Patient registrars
· 2 Staff Nurses
· 1 Photographer
. 1 Pharmacist
Recommendations
Based on observations from the camp, the following recommendations are proposed:
· Conduct community awareness sessions on proper posture, injury prevention, personal hygiene, and skin disease prevention.
· Encourage regular physical activity, stretching exercises, and appropriate rest to reduce muscular and skeletal discomfort.
· Promote handwashing, clean clothing, and avoidance of sharing personal items to help prevent skin infections.
· Improve community awareness regarding sanitation and access to clean water to support better overall health.
