A free mega medical camp was successfully conducted at the Veegees Auditorium, Almaav Kavala, Pullad, under the joint sponsorship of the Karunya Health Foundation Pullad Zonal Committee, Pushpagiri Medical College Hospital, and the Joy Alukkas Foundation. This event showcased the collective efforts of community organisations and healthcare institutions in providing accessible medical care to the public.
The camp was inaugurated by His Grace Most Rev. Dr. Thomas Mor Koorilos, the Archbishop of the Syro-Malankara Catholic Archdiocese of Tiruvalla. His Grace highlighted the importance of community-driven initiatives in ensuring healthcare access for all. Mr. C.S. Manoj presided over the event, and Zonal Secretary Mr. Jiju Samuel extended a warm welcome to the attendees.
Awareness Session on Stroke
The camp featured an enlightening awareness session on strokes, led by Dr. S. Vijayalakshmi, who emphasised the importance of early detection and management. Her insights were well-received by the audience, fostering greater awareness about this critical health issue.
Dignitaries and Attendees
Several dignitaries and community leaders participated in the event, including Adv. Philipose Thomas, Mr. Shelton V. Raphael, Mr. Jiji Mathew, Mr. Aneesh Kunnappuzha, Mr. Harichandran Nair, Mr. Ajeesh Kumar, Mr. Rijo Manoj, Mr. Shashi Aalukkaran, Mr. Thomas George, Ms. Ashwathy A.T., Mr. Manu Ramachandran, Mr. Biju Meprath, Mr. Saji Theruppara, Mr. T.P. Kesavan, Ms. Sharimol, Ms. Reni Radhakrishnan, Ms. Sudha Shashi, Ms. Aheena Aalukkaran, and Mr. Benson. Their presence underscored the community’s commitment to promoting health and well-being.
Specialist Medical Services
The camp offered a wide range of specialist medical services, including general medicine, ENT, ophthalmology, pulmonology, and orthopaedics. Expert doctors from these disciplines provided consultations and care to all attendees.
In addition to consultations, free thyroid testing was conducted, ensuring participants had access to essential diagnostics. The distribution of dialysis kits to those in need further highlighted the camp’s focus on addressing critical health concerns.
Free Medicines and Eyewear Distribution
Medicines were provided free of charge to all patients, courtesy of the Joy Alukkas Foundation. Moreover, 120 individuals eligible for prescription glasses will receive their eyewear at no cost, ensuring continued support beyond the camp.
This initiative has been hailed as a significant step in community healthcare, reflecting the collaborative spirit of the organisations involved. Through such efforts, the Karunya Health Foundation and its partners continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of countless individuals.
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