JK News Today
Mendhar, December 20: The Ace of Spades Gunners are set to organize a comprehensive free medical and awareness camp at OP Hill Stadium, Mendhar, on December 23, 2024, from 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM. The initiative aims to provide essential healthcare services to the local community while raising awareness about key health concerns.
The camp will feature a range of medical services, including general consultations, health awareness sessions, ECG facilities, and specialized check-ups for women and children. In a remarkable effort to support individuals with physical disabilities, a dedicated team from Delhi will also be present to provide artificial limbs to those in need.
This initiative reflects the Ace of Spades Gunners’ unwavering commitment to uplifting underserved communities and ensuring access to critical healthcare interventions. The event not only highlights the Army’s dedication to public welfare but also strengthens the bond between the armed forces and the local population.
To ensure seamless execution, the organizers recently held a preparatory meeting with prominent citizens, senior residents, and sarpanches from various panchayats in the region. Discussions during the meeting focused on fostering community participation, maximizing outreach, and addressing logistical requirements for the event.
In addition to the healthcare services, health awareness talks will focus on preventive measures and healthy lifestyle choices, empowering individuals with the knowledge to address common health issues. Special sessions tailored for women and children aim to address their unique healthcare needs, promoting holistic well-being in the community.
The organizers expressed gratitude to local leaders and residents for their support in facilitating the event. They emphasized that the success of the camp relies on collective efforts and encouraged widespread participation to ensure the initiative reaches those who need it the most. The camp promises to be a significant step in addressing the pressing healthcare needs of the region.
