• People’s Hut Foundation provide essential healthcare to 267 patients under the “Mobile Health Clinic Program”

JAMMU: The People’s Hut Foundation, in collaboration with the Department of Relief and Rehabilitation (M) J&K, successfully organized a comprehensive "Free Multi-Specialty Medical Camp" today at the Community Hall, Muthi Camp, Jammu. The initiative, aimed at providing high-quality healthcare to vulnerable populations, served a total of 267 patients, with a primary focus on the elderly, women, and children.

The camp was formally inaugurated by Dr. Arvind Karwani, Relief and Rehabilitation Commissioner (M), alongside Sh. Vijay Kumar Sharma (DC Relief) in presence of Mr. Rockey Pandita and TRT Muthi Camp President Anil Bhan. The key members of the People’s Hut Foundation who organized the camp included Dr. Rohit Koul, Ritu Koul, Dr. Irfan Ahmad Lone, Muktesh Yogi, and Lalita Sharma. This medical camp is a core component of the "Mobile Health Clinic Program," a dedicated effort by the People’s Hut Foundation to improve healthcare accessibility across Jammu & Kashmir. The program was supported by Ujala Cygnus JK Medicity under their "Sehat Choupal Initiative." Along with Sharp Sight Eye Hospital and the Directorate of Ayush.

During the event, local population had access to a wide array of specialist consultations, including Internal Medicine & General Physicians, Orthopedics & Physiotherapy, Ophthalmology (Eye Testing & Screening), Free Ayush and Allopathic Medicines It was a Collaborative Impact and the success of the camp was bolstered by the participation of several premier healthcare institutions that included Ujala Cygnus JK Medicity provided specialist doctors, including Dr. Narem Khatri and Dr. Wahab, coordinated by Marketing Head Mr. Dinesh Sharma.

The Directorate of Ayush J&K under the leadership of DAO Dr. Vandana Dogra was represented by Dr. Himani Bhutyal and Dr. Sunil Bhat, who provided traditional wellness services along with Vijay Kumar Bhat and Mohinder Singh. Sharp Sight Eye Hospital Jammu conducted comprehensive eye screenings and vision consultations and was led by Deepak Sharma, Sahil Sharma, Rahul Kumar, Ankita Mahatha and Diksha.

Inaugurating the camp, Chief Guest Dr. Arvind Karwani urged residents to take full advantage of these specialized services. "The overwhelming response highlights the critical need to bridge the gap between specialized facilities and those who struggle to access them," Dr. Karwani stated. He further promised continued government support for future camps catering to underprivileged sections of society.

Sh. Vijay Kumar Sharma (DC Relief) who was the Guest of Honor added that such endeavors not only provide immediate medical relief but also "strengthen the bond between local communities and non-profit organizations, fostering a sense of trust and mutual respect."   

Rockey Pandita, who was the Special Guest in the camp, emphasized and appreciated the NGO's commitment to social welfare. "Providing specialist consultations on-site is a significant step toward improving health outcomes for local populations who face geographical and financial barriers to quality care."

The camp coordinators Mr. Muktesh Yogi and Mr. Anil Bhan added People’s Hut Foundation is dedicated to humanitarian and social welfare activities in Jammu & Kashmir and we acknowledge their Humanitarian Efforts Through its "Mobile Health Clinic Program" and various community outreach initiatives, the foundation always strives to ensure healthcare, education, and well-being for all citizens, particularly in underserved regions.

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A brilliant mind who studied at Netarhat Residential School and graduated in Electrical Engineering from IIT Kharagpur before earning his PhD from the University of Maryland, Dr. Ranjan chose to return to India and dedicate his life to teaching, research and social good.

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