On a bright morning in Daspurusottampur, villagers gathered at a small community hall turned makeshift clinic. For many, this was their first health check-up in years. “I’ve never seen a doctor so close to home,” said Saraswati, a 62-year-old farmer, clutching her free bag of medicines. The 2024–25 health camp reached over 120 villagers, identifying chronic conditions early and connecting them to government hospitals.
But this was just the beginning. Women’s health programs brought crucial awareness about nutrition and menstrual hygiene to 200+ rural women, while yoga and physiotherapy sessions introduced natural ways to manage pain and stress. Elderly participants, once resigned to limited mobility, now practice simple exercises daily. These efforts have transformed health care from a distant dream into a community-driven movement of self-care and awareness.