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Medical Camp

Learn about this Transparent Hands free medical camp providing healthcare to underserved communities in Pakistan.

Transparent Hands, with the sponsorship of PARCO (Pak Arab Refinery Limited), recently organized a free medical camp and preventive healthcare session to provide quality healthcare services to deserving patients in Karachi. The free medical camp was held on November 29, 2025, at Govt. Boys Primary School, Khalifa Jutt, Muhalla Khalifa Jutt Para, UC Rehri Goth, Ibrahim Hyderi, Karachi.

Services Provided A total of 825 deserving patients received free consultations from our qualified doctors. Along with professional medical assessments, patients were provided with free medicines and underwent a variety of diagnostic tests, including:

  •         Blood pressure check-ups
  •         Diabetes tests
  •         Complete blood count (CBC)
  •         Dengue and malaria tests
  •         Typhoid tests
  •         Hepatitis B & C screenings
  •         Cholesterol tests
  •         Uric acid tests
  •         Ultrasound scans 
Diagnostic test Number of tests
HBV screening 35
HCV screening 35
BSR 12
CBC 38
Typhoid 02
Malaria 20
Dengue 12
Ultrasound scan 44
TOTAL 198

Common Health-Related Issues Patients received treatment for a wide range of conditions, including:

  •         Flu, Fever
  •         Skin allergies, Fungal infections
  •         Upper respiratory tract infections (URTI)
  •         Scabies
  •         Diabetes
  •         Hypertension
  •         Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
  •         Anemia
  •         Uterine Fibroids
  •         Osteoporosis in post-menopausal women
  •         Stomach diseases

Preventive Healthcare Session

Our expert doctor conducted a preventive healthcare session on Tetanus, explaining its causes, risks, and the importance of timely vaccination. The session equipped attendees with practical knowledge to protect themselves and reduce the likelihood of this preventable infection.

Impact The free medical camp made a significant difference in the lives of 825 patients. Individuals who had long delayed medical care due to financial challenges were finally able to receive proper check-ups, consultations, and necessary treatments at no cost. Patients shared their relief at being examined by qualified doctors and appreciated having their health concerns addressed. The camp successfully met the community’s healthcare needs and brought noticeable improvement to their well-being.

Medical Camp Team The camp was efficiently managed by a dedicated 23-member team, including:

  •         2 Supervisors
  •         4 Doctors (2 Males, 2 Females)
  •         3 Lab Technicians
  •         2 Sonologists
  •         2 Pharmacists
  •         4 Patient Registrars
  •         4 Crew Workers
  •         1 Photographer
  •         1 Driver

Karachi. The free medical camp was held

Medical Camp