Free medical camps, eye surgery and specialist healthcare in the remote hilly villages of Uttarakhand — where doctors are scarce and need is greatest.
The condition of medical and healthcare services in rural India — especially in the hilly areas of Uttarakhand — is deeply challenging. The poor cannot afford medicines, and doctors are rarely readily available. With the support of Seemant Sewa Foundation, Pithoragarh, we organise regular medical camps in rural hilly villages, providing free medical treatment, medicines, and surgeries.

58 medical camps organised this year across remote Uttarakhand villages — specialist doctors, medicines, and pathology services, all free.
Supported Seemant Sewa Foundation to open an eye hospital in Pithoragarh. 742 free operations and 616 at subsidised rates.
Regular health awareness programmes, medical check-ups and vaccination drives in inaccessible areas of Kumaon and Garhwal.