Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 23: In a heartwarming display of service and solidarity, the Rotary Club of Jammu Baahu in collaboration with Pulse Hospital, Channi Himmat organized a Free Community Medical Camp to provide essential healthcare services at Sahyog, India, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu - a reputed organisation empowering specially abled personnel.
Sahyog, India, honoured with the State Award for Social Reforms and Empowerment by the J&K Govt., has been founded by reputed Social Activist of National repute Dr. Ashwani Jojra.
The camp was organized on 23rd October, 2026 under the able leadership of Social Reformist, human rights activist, public health leader and President of Rotary Club of Jammu Baahu Dr. Navneet Kaur. Senior members of Rotary Club Jammu Baahu Mr. Harpreet Dutt, Mr. Jaswinder Singh Kuku , Mr. Harsh Nayyar, Mr. Touqeer Bagwan participated with full dedication and with the support and assistance of Mr. Jagpreet Dutt.
The medical expertise was provided by a distinguished team of specialists including Dr. Shabnam Chaudhary, Pain & Palliative Care Specialist, GMC Jammu; Dr. Rajpal, Senior Consultant, Asst. Prof, Department of Radiation Oncology, SMVDNH, Katra; Dr. Bhupinder Singh, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon and Implantologist, President JK Dental Council and Co-Director Pulse Hospital, Channi Himmat with his team; and Dr. Gurpreet Kaur, Consultant, Head & Neck Cancer and Microvascular Reconstructive Surgeon.Senior Rotarian and Patron member of Sahyog India, Ms. Pooja Malhotra was present at the event to support, guide and mentor the organisers and volunteers.
The aim of the camp was to bring free, accessible health screenings and medical consultations directly to specially abled personnel and local residents, with a strong focus on early detection, preventive care, and health education.
Key Highlights of the Medical Camp
Free Consultations & Check-ups by experienced doctors and medical specialists and free distribution of basic health kits to all attendees.Specialised Care & Referrals: Patients requiring advanced treatment were identified on-site and guided through a formal referral process to partner hospital - Pulse Hospital for free treatment. A special transport facility will also be provided to the specially abled children of Sahyog, India by Pulse Hospital Health Awareness Talks: Brief, practical talks were conducted on personal hygiene, seasonal disease prevention, and community wellness.
Sharing the vision of the club, senior Rotarians stated that the goal of Rotary Club of Jammu Baahu is to reach families who face barriers to regular medical care and ensure that everyone in our community has the opportunity to get timely check-ups and health guidance. |
