Human welfare programme
Hearing aid camps
Many people live for years knowing that their hearing has changed, but never reach an audiologist. Cost is usually the reason. These camps exist to close that gap where we can, honestly and without over-promising.
Ways to help
How you can help
Sponsor devices
Support the assessment and device costs for participants who meet programme criteria.
Partner as an audiologist
Audiologists and hearing-care providers can collaborate on scheduled camps.
Refer someone
If you know someone struggling with hearing loss and cost, write to us about the next camp.
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
Health screening camps
Accessible general screening and guidance, with a stated focus on senior citizens and defence personnel who have ENT-related needs.
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
Will I definitely receive a hearing aid?
No. Provision depends on clinical assessment, programme criteria and device availability at that camp. Some people are advised medical treatment instead.
Is the assessment free?
Assessment at our camps is organised free of cost for participants.
What after-care is available?
Guidance on use and care is given at fitting. Longer-term support depends on the partner audiology service involved in that camp.