Medical Camp Activity
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FLOOD RELIEF ACTIVITY- MEDICAL CAMPS
Organizing a free medical camp isn’t an easy task. However, if done correctly, it can potentially help a lot of people to get healthcare free of cost. Though many hospitals organize free camps, in which a sizeable number of patients turn up only when the medical services are given free of cost. Later, these patients do not make it to the hospital for further check ups because they feel it’s too costly to pay a visit. Project Future India Trust also organizes free medical camps and in many cases, people are seen to show up for further treatment in the recommended hospitals because those treatments are entirely funded by us and other Trusts or NGO’s.
On 18th December, 2015, we had conducted a survey on the interiors villages in Kanchipuram District which were affected by flood and conducted a Diagnostic and Treatment type Medical Camp. We identified the size of the population to be about 458 in 4 villages we were about to serve and conducted the Medical Camp for 2 days.
TARGETED AREA: Boodur, Irusamanallur, Keezhavalam, Kattiricheri in Kanchipuram district.
TARGETED POPULATION: Villagers of Boodur, Irusamanallur, Keezhavalam, Kattiricheri.
Total No. of Beneficiaries: 458
MATERIALS DISTRIBUTED: Sanitary Napkins, Water Bottles 458, Blankets 458, Odomos 458, Amurtanjan 458 and Medicines as per the diagnoses.
CONTRIBUTORS: Goonj NGO, NRI Indians, Mohammed and Yasim from Chennai.
TEAM:
Dr. Elango. Dr.Roshan, Dr. Meiyappan – Adhi Parasakthi Medical Collehe and Hospital.
Nurses Jeyashree and Joyce – Adhi Parasakthi Medical Collehe and Hospital.
Parameshwari, Sowmya, Velmurugan Anna (Driver), Kalyananthy, Saravanan, Gopi, Ramesh.
PFI wholeheartedly thank the contributors and the Volunteers who made the distribution possible.
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