Auxilium Opportunity Foundation, operating under the 750AD Group, successfully conducted its Free Mega Health Camp (Nishulk Vishal SwasthyaShivir) today in Hamdard Dawakhana Bulandshahr. Held from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., the camp saw an excellent footfall, with residents from eighbouring areas taking part wholeheartedly. Attendees widely appreciated the initiative, acknowledging the Foundation’s commitment to serving the community.
The initiative strengthened the Foundation’s vision of making healthcare accessible, affordable, and preventive for all. Hundreds of individuals availed free medical consultations from experienced doctors, including Dr Aruna Kumari, Shweta Agarwal ( Dietion), under the leadership of Mr. Mithun Majumdar, Director, Auxilium Opportunity Foundation.
Participants benefited from a wide range of complimentary health services, including blood pressure checks, blood sugar tests, body weight measurement, and detailed health assessments conducted using modern diagnostic equipment.
The event addressed critical health concerns such as gastric issues, obesity, diabetes, arthritis, skin diseases, asthma, hypertension, joint pain, heart ailments, cholesterol management, and mental wellness. The Foundation’s holistic approach ensured comprehensive preventive and primary healthcare support for the community.
Sharing his thoughts on the success of the camp, Mr. Mithun Majumdar, Director, Auxilium Opportunity Foundation, said:
“Being part of the 750AD Group, we remain committed to serving the community and improving access to quality healthcare. The overwhelming response and appreciation we received today reaffirm our mission. We will continue to conduct such initiatives to promote preventive health awareness and provide essential medical guidance to those who need it most.”
Auxilium Opportunity Foundation expresses heartfelt gratitude to the medical team, volunteers, and community members for their support in making this initiative a success. The Foundation looks forward to organizing more impactful health programs in the future.