Support Needy Patients in Sanghar

Transparent Hands is organizing a free medical camp and preventive healthcare session in Sanghar, Sindh, with the goal of ensuring accessible and equitable healthcare for the needy. This effort is aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being. Many people in Sanghar face serious barriers to receiving medical treatment due to poverty and distance from adequate hospitals. This medical camp aims to fill that gap by providing essential healthcare services to deserving patients at no cost.

Challenges
Sanghar’s healthcare system struggles to meet the needs of its large population. The region has limited medical facilities, and many individuals in these communities are unable to seek treatment due to financial limitations.
These challenges contribute to the worsening of common and preventable diseases within the population. Common health issues in Sanghar include vector-borne diseases, malaria, dengue, and diarrhea.

Solution
To address these healthcare needs, Transparent Hands is organizing a free medical camp in Sanghar. Our team of skilled doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and volunteers will deliver the following services:
General health check-ups
Gynecological assessments
Blood pressure checkups
Hepatitis B & C screenings
Diagnostic tests for blood sugar, cholesterol, and uric acid
Free distribution of medicines
Registration of deserving patients for surgical and advanced treatments

Preventive Healthcare Session
During the camp, a preventive healthcare session will be held to educate the community about one of the most common health issues affecting the region. Led by a medical professional, this session aims to promote healthier lifestyles and provide practical guidance on how to prevent common illnesses.

Extend Your Hand to Heal Others
With your support, we can bring essential healthcare to the underprivileged. Your generosity will directly impact lives in Sanghar and provide new hope to deserving patients.

Contribute today and uplift low-income communities in Sanghar.