Our Health Care initiatives bring free medical camps, check-ups and awareness sessions directly to the communities that need them most — from busy urban bastis to elderly care homes. Every camp is run alongside trusted hospital partners so residents receive real diagnostics and real medicines, not just advice.

Preventive care changes lives quietly but permanently. By catching anaemia, high blood sugar and other conditions early, and by honouring the doctors and nursing staff who serve our city, we're building a healthier Bhubaneswar one camp at a time.

How You Can Contribute

Your support helps us run more camps, reach more villages, and stock more free medicines for families who can't otherwise afford them.

You can contribute by sponsoring a health camp, donating medical supplies, volunteering as medical or logistics support, or helping us partner with more hospitals across the city. Every contribution extends our reach to one more resident in need.

Our Impact So Far

From Doctor's Day felicitations to dedicated screening camps in Bengali Sahi, Sai Jara Ashram and Kalyani Basti, our health drives have reached hundreds of residents with free check-ups and medicines.

We continue to expand this work with awareness sessions like our Diabetes Reversal Program, bringing expert guidance directly to the community.

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Residents Screened Across Camps

Free check-ups delivered across health camps in Bengali Sahi, Sai Jara Ashram and Kalyani Basti.

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Doctors Felicitated on Doctor's Day

City doctors honoured across our 2024 and 2025 Doctor's Day celebrations for their service to the community.

What We've Done

  • Doctor's Day celebration, Capital Hospital — 1 July 2024. Felicitated 4 renowned city doctors and 15 nursing and support staff for their service to the community.
  • Doctor's Day celebration, Padma Hospital, Laxmisagar — 1 July 2025. Honoured 5 doctors and 15 nursing staff at Cuttack-Puri Road.
  • Free health check-up camp, Sambashi Club, Bengali Sahi. Conducted under the "Anaemia Free India" goal with Padma Hospitals — screened 75 women for haemoglobin and blood sugar, plus 15 elderly residents, with free medicines dispensed for ailments detected.
  • Health check-up, Sai Jara Ashram, Raghunathpur. In partnership with Padma Hospital and Hi-Tech Dental College, provided medical services to 100 elderly residents, alongside a Food for Hunger programme at the same venue.
  • Diabetes Reversal Awareness Program, UCCIL — 12 November 2025. Session led by health coach and nutritionist Dr. Madhab Nayak, attended by 70+ participants from the local business community.
  • Health camp and blanket distribution, Kalyani Basti — 21 December 2025. Tested BMR, haemoglobin and blood sugar for 150 residents, with free medicines provided on the spot.

Every camp is run with the same motto in mind — We Serve — because good health shouldn't depend on what you can afford.