Giving Life Through Blood

Blood donation is the cornerstone of our village's healthcare initiatives, bringing together community members in a powerful demonstration of care and support. Our regular blood donation camps serve as lifelines for local hospitals and emergency medical services. Professional medical teams conduct thorough health screenings of potential donors, ensuring both donor and recipient safety. These camps have created a sustainable blood supply chain, crucial for emergency surgeries, treating accident victims, and helping patients with conditions like thalassemia and leukemia. The initiative has fostered a culture of regular donation, with many villagers becoming permanent donors who contribute every three months. Through educational sessions, we've successfully addressed common misconceptions about blood donation, helping people understand that it's not only safe but beneficial for the donor's health. The success of our blood donation camps reflects the strong social bonds within our community, where helping others has become second nature.

Protecting Village Vision

Our eye care program stands as a testament to our commitment to preventive healthcare. Through regular eye checkup camps, we're working to detect and treat vision problems early, particularly among school children and the elderly. Professional ophthalmologists conduct detailed examinations using modern equipment, screening for common conditions like refractive errors, cataracts, and glaucoma. The program has been particularly successful in identifying children with vision problems that could affect their education. For the elderly, we provide guidance about age-related eye conditions and their management. Our camps also distribute free or subsidized spectacles to those in need, ensuring that financial constraints don't prevent anyone from accessing clear vision. Through awareness sessions, we educate villagers about eye hygiene, the importance of regular checkups, and the impact of lifestyle factors on eye health.

Freedom from Addiction

The Nasha Mukti Abhiyan (De-addiction Campaign) represents our community's determined effort to combat substance abuse and create a healthier society. This comprehensive program combines medical intervention with social support, offering both prevention and rehabilitation services. We conduct regular counseling sessions led by qualified professionals, providing confidential support to those struggling with addiction and their families. The campaign includes awareness programs in schools and youth clubs, educating the next generation about the dangers of substance abuse. Our initiative has established a support network that helps individuals through the recovery process, including medical treatment, psychological support, and vocational training for rehabilitated individuals. The program's success lies in its community-based approach, where recovered individuals often become advocates, sharing their stories to inspire others. Through this campaign, we're not just treating addiction but building a supportive environment that prevents its occurrence.

Building Stronger Bones

Our bone health program addresses a critical but often overlooked aspect of public health. Regular orthopedic camps provide comprehensive bone density screenings, particularly beneficial for our elderly population and women post-menopause who are at higher risk for osteoporosis. Expert orthopedists conduct thorough examinations, offering consultations for various musculoskeletal conditions, from arthritis to sports injuries. The initiative includes educational sessions about proper posture, exercise techniques, and nutritional requirements for maintaining bone health. We've introduced special focus areas for agricultural workers, providing guidance on ergonomic practices to prevent occupational bone and joint problems. The program also includes physiotherapy sessions, teaching exercises that can be done at home to maintain mobility and strength. This comprehensive approach has significantly improved the quality of life for many villagers suffering from chronic bone and joint conditions.

Cancer Camp

A cancer camp was organized at the Panchayat House in Village Diyal Pur, District Jalandhar, on January 27, 2025. The camp was jointly organized by the Gram Panchayat and Sher-e-Punjab Sports Club Diyal Pur, in collaboration with 'World Cancer Care Society.' The camp ran from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Many villagers received free cancer screenings and educational materials about prevention. Early detection is crucial for successful cancer treatment and survival.