This page is our field diary: screening camps conducted, awareness sessions delivered, people screened, and the follow-up stories that matter most. It is updated as we work — because impact is not a number on a brochure, it is a person who got checked in time.
A camp begins before sunrise for the team — equipment loaded, registers printed, the venue set with registration desks and private examination areas. Attendees arrive through the morning: some sent by employers, some brought by children, some who walked in after seeing a banner. By afternoon, the medical team has examined every registered person, referrals have been explained one-on-one, and the follow-up list — the camp’s most important document — is ready.
Many organisations stop at screening. We consider a camp successful only when its referrals complete their evaluation. Our volunteers call every referred attendee, help them find the right facility, and check again until the answer is known. That chain — screening, referral, follow-up, diagnosis — is where camps turn into saved lives.
Resident welfare associations, corporates, schools and colleges, hospitals and diagnostic centres, and community groups across Hyderabad and Telangana. Camps happen because a partner opens a door — a venue, a community, a team of employees.
Camp-by-camp numbers are published in the updates section of this page as activities happen — follow this page and our social channels for the latest figures.
Yes — photographs (shared with attendee consent) appear in the camp updates on this page and on our social media channels.
Write to us through the contact form or WhatsApp with your community or organisation details. Our team will plan the camp with you end-to-end.
The next camp can be in your community. Talk to us.