Health Camps

The Health Camps project under Social Welfare & Protection has effectively addressed healthcare needs in underprivileged communities, providing essential medical services and promoting health awareness, ultimately improving the overall well-being of the participants.
Project

Overview

Project Name

Health Camps

Funding Agency

Various (including HPCL, ONGC, and GAIL)

Duration

Multiple camps conducted over various periods, with significant camps held in February 2019 and January 2021.

Target Group/Beneficiaries

35,000+ (Underprivileged communities, marginalized groups, women-headed households, and Children)

Key Facts and Figures

  • Locations: Siwan District, Bihar, and Bhadohi District, Uttar Pradesh.

  • Total Beneficiaries: Over 4,100 individuals benefited from a Mega Health Mela, with more than 500 people attending each camp.

  • Medical Services Provided:

    • General health check-ups (eye check-ups, blood pressure, weight check-ups)

    • Distribution of medicines to patients

    • Awareness sessions on health and hygiene conducted.

Activities and Achievements

  • Community Engagement:

    • Mobilization of local communities to participate in health camps, significantly exceeding the expected attendance.

    • Increased awareness about health issues and preventive measures among participants.

  • Healthcare Access:

    • Provided primary healthcare services to marginalized and excluded communities, addressing health disparities.

    • Enhanced capacity of communities to manage health challenges, particularly in the context of pandemic-related crises.

  • Impact:

    • The health camps have improved access to healthcare services for vulnerable populations, contributing to better health outcomes and increased awareness of health and hygiene practices.