Sewa Bharti, NMO and Ekal Foundation Organise Medical Camps Across Kashmir, Extend Healthcare Services to Communities
Srinagar, October 30: In a joint initiative aimed at improving access to healthcare, Sewa Bharti Kashmir Province, the National Medicos Organisation (NMO) and Ekal Foundation of India organised a series of medical camps across various districts of the Kashmir Valley, providing medical assistance and healthcare services to people from different sections of society.
The initiative was undertaken with the objective of reaching underserved communities, facilitating access to professional medical consultations and extending essential healthcare support to people in need.
The camps were organised through the coordinated efforts of Sewa Bharti Kashmir Province, Ekal Foundation of India, NMO doctors and members of civil society. The participating organisations worked collectively to ensure the effective conduct of the programmes at the grassroots level.
Doctors and medical professionals associated with the National Medicos Organisation volunteered their time and expertise, extending medical services as part of the initiative. Their participation reflected a commitment to community welfare and the broader objective of making healthcare more accessible.
The Sewa Bharti team associated with the initiative included Dr. Farooq Ahmad Dar, Vice President, Sewa Bharti, Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir; Rakesh Kumar; Manzoor Ahmad Dar, Media Prabhari, Sewa Bharti Kashmir Province; and Sajad Ahmad, Karyakarta, Sewa Bharti.
Ekal Foundation of India extended active cooperation through Fayaz Ahmad Mir, Tariq Ahmad and Shabir Ahmad, whose coordination and support contributed to the successful organisation of the medical camps.
Representatives of the participating organisations expressed their gratitude to the NMO doctors and medical professionals for their valuable contribution. They also acknowledged the cooperation extended by local communities, volunteers and civil society members in facilitating the initiative.
The organisers observed that collaborative efforts involving medical professionals, voluntary organisations and local communities could play an important role in addressing healthcare needs, particularly among sections of society with limited access to medical facilities. They emphasised the need to sustain such initiatives through collective participation and institutional cooperation.
Sewa Bharti Kashmir Province reiterated its commitment to undertaking initiatives in healthcare, education, social welfare and community development. The organisation also expressed its resolve to continue working in coordination with NMO, Ekal Foundation and other socially committed institutions to expand the reach of such programmes across the region.
The successful organisation of the medical camps highlighted the importance of cooperation between healthcare professionals and social organisations in promoting public welfare and strengthening community-based healthcare initiatives.
“Sewa Hi Paramo Dharma” — Service to Humanity is the Highest Duty. ANB
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