Human welfare programme
Health screening camps
Screening finds what silence hides. A short, well-organised check can reveal a condition early enough to be managed, and can tell someone clearly where to go next.
Ways to help
How you can help
Bring a camp to your community
Resident associations, veterans' groups and institutions can help organise a location.
Volunteer as a doctor
Physicians, specialists and paramedical volunteers can support scheduled screenings.
Support screening costs
Contribute towards equipment, consumables, venue and logistics.
Human welfare
ENT check-up camps
Free ear, nose and throat check-ups for underprivileged communities, with qualified specialists and practical guidance for everyday care.
Human welfare
Hearing aid camps
Support for people who know they have a hearing difficulty but cannot access suitable assistance because of financial limitations.
Human welfare
Psychiatric camps for jail inmates
Mental well-being support for inmates, delivered through qualified professionals and authorised institutions, with dignity and confidentiality.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to register in advance?
Where advance registration is required, it is announced with the camp details through our community partners.
Will treatment be provided at the camp?
Not necessarily. Treatment or referral depends on clinical assessment, the scope of that camp and availability.
Is there a special provision for defence personnel?
Our stated focus includes defence personnel with ENT-related needs, alongside senior citizens.