Free Health Checkup Camp

For many women in underserved communities, a basic health checkup is a luxury they simply postpone indefinitely — not out of neglect, but because cost and access get in the way. This free health camp in Anjanapura aims to remove that barrier entirely, even if just for one day.

Volunteer doctors will conduct basic health screenings covering blood pressure, general wellness checks, and preventive care guidance, alongside nutrition counseling tailored to common concerns in the community. The camp is designed to be approachable and judgment-free — many attendees may be receiving a proper checkup for the first time in years.

This event continues a pattern REWA has built consistently through its “Health is Wealth” and Foundation Day health camps — treating access to basic medical care not as an occasional charity gesture, but as an ongoing commitment. Repeated presence in the same community builds trust over time, which is often what determines whether people actually show up for care they need.

Volunteers are needed for registration support, crowd coordination, and general logistics — no medical background required, just reliability and a calm, welcoming presence for attendees who may be anxious about the process.