Extending Free Healthcare to Families in Nasirabad, Khanewal
Khanewal is a predominantly agricultural district where farming is a major occupation. The district is known for crops including wheat, cotton, rice, and sugarcane, and many families depend on agriculture and related work for their livelihoods. For families living on modest incomes, the cost of consultations, diagnostic tests, and medicines can make it difficult to seek timely medical care. Transparent Hands is organizing a free medical camp to provide free check-ups, diagnostic tests, and medicines, helping residents access medical attention closer to home.
Challenges
Respiratory infections, gastrointestinal illnesses, fever, and hypertension are among the health concerns that require regular medical attention in Punjab. Acute respiratory infections account for a particularly large share of reported illnesses, while conditions such as hypertension require regular screening because they can remain unnoticed without routine check-ups.
When families with modest incomes postpone consultations or diagnostic tests because of their expense, health problems that could be managed with timely care may become more difficult to address.
Solution
Transparent Hands will set up a free medical camp in Adda Nasirabad. Our medical team will provide the following healthcare services at the camp:
General Check-Ups
Blood Pressure Check-Ups
Blood Sugar Tests
Cholesterol Tests
Uric Acid Tests
Hepatitis B & C Screenings
Ultrasound Scans
Free Medicines
Preventive Healthcare Session
Registration of Deserving Surgical and Medical Cases
Preventive Healthcare Session
Alongside providing medical services, we will arrange a preventive healthcare session focused on a common health concern relevant to families in the area. Attendees will receive practical guidance about prevention, early detection, and healthy practices that they can incorporate into their daily lives and share with others.
The camp will provide families in Nasirabad with access to essential healthcare services, helping them seek timely medical attention closer to home.