Human welfare programme
Psychiatric camps for jail inmates
Custody is a difficult environment for the mind. Working only with prison authorities and qualified professionals, these camps aim to support mental well-being, reflection and the possibility of rehabilitation.
Ways to help
How you can help
Volunteer as a professional
Psychiatrists, clinical psychologists and counsellors can support scheduled sessions.
Institutional collaboration
Prison administrations and rehabilitation bodies can write to us to plan a programme.
Support programme costs
Contribute towards professional support, materials and travel for camps.
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
Health screening camps
Accessible general screening and guidance, with a stated focus on senior citizens and defence personnel who have ENT-related needs.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Who conducts these sessions?
Qualified psychiatrists, clinical psychologists and counsellors, working with the permission of the institution.
Are inmates identified in your communication?
No. We never publish identities, photographs or case details of participants.
Can our institution request a programme?
Yes. Authorised institutions can contact us to discuss scheduling, scope and professional availability.