FREE Mega Health Camp by MAADHYAM:
On 12th January, 2025 (Sunday), a transformative “Mega Health Check-Up Camp” was conducted in New Friends Colony, New Delhi, aimed predomi-nantly at the needy and underprivileged in the 4 neighbouring urban villages of the community, viz., Khizrabad, Zakir Nagar, Taimoor Nagar and Bharat Nagar. The Camp was organized by “MAADHYAM-International Council for Conflict Resolution” led by Amarjit Singh Chandhiok (Senior Advocate). This impactful initiative attracted over 300 beneficiaries, helping to bridge the gap in healthcare access for those who often lack access to medical resources.
Held at the premises of the Delhi State Council of Women, Block C, New Friends Colony (which was transformed into a hub of health and wellness for the day), the Health Camp provided a comprehensive array of services tailored to the specific health concerns of adults. A dedicated team of healthcare professionals from the Artemis Lite Hospital (New Friends Colony), including general practitioners, specialists, and nursing staff, worked tirelessly to offer free medical check-ups, health screenings, and essential diagnostic tests. Services included assessments for chronic illnesses such as hypertension, diabetes, and various metabolic disorders. The tests available were consultation with the General Physician, Blood Pressure, Sugar, Complete Blood Count and Haemoglobin Test, consultation with a Cardiologist and ECG, Chest X-ray from the Institute of TB & Respiratory Diseases, Bone Densitometry Test, consultation with Orthopedician and Physiotherapist, Eye check-up from Centre for Sight, Dental check-up by Clove Dental, consultation with Gyneacologist, Pap-Smear from the Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute, Physical examination and Mammography from a Mammography Bus provided by the Rotary Club of Delhi Safdarjung and Oral Cancer Detection.
The camp not only focused on immediate health assessments but also emphasized the importance of preventive care. Attendees participated in small informative discussions with the General Physicians that highlighted key health topics relevant to adult populations, such as nutrition, lifestyle choices, and managing chronic conditions. By equipping individuals with knowledge and resources, MAADHYAM aimed to promote long-term health improvements within the community.
