Free Medical Camps
General check-ups, specialist consultations, eye and dental screening in villages and urban slums — completely free.
Learn moreWe bring free medical camps, essential medicines, schooling and relief to families who have nowhere else to turn. Run by doctors and volunteers, powered by people like you.
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Six focused programs, each designed with doctors and community workers to reach people who fall through the cracks.
General check-ups, specialist consultations, eye and dental screening in villages and urban slums — completely free.
Learn moreFree medicines, diagnostic tests and follow-up care for patients who cannot afford treatment.
Learn moreSchool fees, books, uniforms and after-school tutoring so that no child drops out because of money.
Learn moreSkill training in tailoring, computers and small business, plus women's health and hygiene awareness.
Learn moreRation kits, cooked meals and emergency supplies during floods, heatwaves, winters and other disasters.
Learn moreBlood donation camps and awareness sessions on diabetes, hypertension, TB, anaemia and hygiene.
Learn moreMany villages are 30+ km from the nearest clinic. A fully-equipped mobile health van will bring doctors, medicines and basic diagnostics to their doorstep every week.
Every contribution is tax-deductible under Section 80G and goes directly into our programs.
Provides essential medicines for about 5 patients at a free medical camp.
Give ₹500Covers health check-ups, blood tests and medicines for about 10 patients.
Give ₹1,000Runs a mini health check-up camp for about 50 people in an underserved area.
Give ₹5,000Free for everyone. Bring any previous prescriptions and reports. Volunteers are always welcome.
Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, students, teachers, photographers or simply kind people — there is a role for you at our camps and programs.
Names and details are shared only with consent.
"My mother's diabetes went unchecked for years. At the camp, the doctors tested her, gave medicines for three months and still call to follow up. We never expected such care for free."
"The trust paid my school fees and bought my books when my father lost his job. Now I am in Class 10 and I want to become a nurse."
"I volunteered at one camp as a pharmacy student. Two years later I still come every month. Seeing 300 patients go home with medicines is the best feeling."
Hospitals, companies (CSR), colleges and community groups who make our work possible.