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Camps are organised with local authorities, schools or community organisations to ensure reach and legitimacy.
Health · Access · Wellbeing
Free medical camps bringing consultation, diagnosis and medicine to communities without nearby care.
Programme pathway
GFTH / Health
Access Community medical camp
Care Consultation & diagnostics
Continuity Medicine & referral support
For a family in a remote union, seeing a doctor is not only a medical decision. It is a transport cost, almost a day's wage, and a queue.
Conditions that are cheap to treat early can become expensive or untreatable by the time they are seen.
Bringing basic healthcare closer to communities that have limited access to it.
Free medical camps with licensed physicians, offering consultation, basic diagnostics and dispensed medication at no cost.
Support for patients whose conditions require further assessment or treatment at a hospital.
Health screening integrated into other GFTH activities where appropriate, helping identify needs earlier.
Planned expansion into specialist camps, including eye, dental and maternal health.
Camps are organised with local authorities, schools or community organisations to ensure reach and legitimacy.
All attending physicians are BMDC-registered. Medicines are procured from licensed suppliers, with batch and expiry information recorded.
Patient records remain confidential. Cases requiring hospital care receive referral support, while photographs are taken only with informed consent.
Access matters. So does how that access is delivered.
GFTH works with trusted local partners to bring basic healthcare closer to communities that have limited access to it.
Camps are organised with local authorities, schools or community organisations to ensure reach and legitimacy.
All attending physicians are BMDC-registered. Medicines are procured from licensed suppliers, with batch and expiry information recorded.
Patient records remain confidential. Cases requiring hospital care receive referral support, while photographs are taken only with informed consent.