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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 Pak-Arab Refinery Company Limited (PARCO), organized a Free Flood Relief Camp and a Preventive Healthcare Session at Government High School Jalalpur Pirwala and Government Graduate College Boys Jalalpur Pirwala on October 19, 2025. This initiative was aimed at providing essential medical assistance to flood-affected families who had been struggling to access healthcare services after the recent floods in the region.

Free Consultations, Medicines, and Diagnostic Tests:

A total of 1004 deserving patients from flood-hit communities received free medical consultations from our expert doctors. In addition to consultations, they were provided with free medicines, first aid, and underwent a range of diagnostic tests, including:

  • Diabetes tests
  •  Uric acid tests
  •  Hepatitis B and C screenings
  •  Cholesterol tests
  •  Blood pressure checkups
  •  Dengue tests
  •  Malaria tests
  •  H. Pylori tests
  •  Complete Blood Count (CBC)

Diagnostic Tests Breakdown

Diagnostic Test Number of Tests
HBV screening 58
HCV screening 58
Cholesterol test 10
Uric acid test 64
BSR 96
Malarial Parasite 12
Dengue 20
Blood Pressure 108
H. Pylori 12
CBC 42
Ultrasound Scans 40
TOTAL 520

Most Common Health-Related Issues 

The floods contributed to the spread of various health problems. The medical team provided free consultations and medicines to address the following issues:

  •               Upper Respiratory Tract Infection
  •               Cough, Fever
  •               Eye pain
  •               Joint pain
  •               Dizziness
  •               Headache 
  •               Fatigue
  •               Shortness of breath
  •               Abdominal pain
  •               Rashes / Itching
  •               Hypertension
  •               Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
  •               Scabies

Preventive Healthcare Session

Alongside medical care, one of our expert doctors conducted a preventive healthcare session focused on Scabies, a common condition in flood-hit regions. The session raised awareness about its prevention and management.

Impact

The floods in Jalalpur Pirwala left many families without access to clean water, food, or healthcare facilities. Many individuals were suffering from illnesses caused by floodwaters and poor sanitation.

This flood-relief camp brought much-needed relief to 1004 victims. Patients expressed deep gratitude for receiving timely medical care, which helped control disease outbreaks and improved their overall well-being.

Flood Relief Camp Team

The camp was managed by a dedicated team of 24 members, including: • 1 Camp Manager • 5 Doctors (2 Males, 3 Females) • 2 Lab Technicians • 3 Pharmacists • 4 Crew Members • 2 Patient Registrars • 3 Staff Nurses • 2 Photographers • 2 Drivers

Government High School Jalalpur Pirwala and Government Graduate College Boys Jalalpur Pirwala

Medical Camp