Healthcare plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of any society, and ensuring the well-being of children is an investment in the future. In light of this, a Free Child Health Check-up Camp was organized on 23rd February 2025 at Sarusisa Mukali Manch, Batadrava. This noble initiative was a result of the joint efforts of Eusuf Memorial Society and Mahalakshmi Cluster Level Federation, in collaboration with Dew Care Hospital and Research, Nagaon. The event aimed to provide free medical check-ups and medicines to children aged 0 to 15 years, ensuring their health needs were met without any financial burden on their families.
Objective of the Health Camp
The primary goal of the health camp was to address healthcare disparities and offer comprehensive medical check-ups to children from various socio-economic backgrounds. By diagnosing and treating minor ailments early, the camp also aimed to prevent potential future health complications.
Additionally, the camp served as an awareness platform, educating parents about essential child healthcare practices such as vaccination, nutrition, and hygiene. It was a step towards promoting preventive healthcare, emphasizing the importance of regular health check-ups for children.

Organizers and Collaborators
The event was made possible through the combined efforts of:
- Eusuf Memorial Society – A well-known NGO committed to social welfare and healthcare development.
- Mahalakshmi Cluster Level Federation – A grassroots organization dedicated to community development and empowerment.
- Dew Care Hospital and Research, Nagaon – A reputed healthcare institution that provided medical assistance and medicines.
The entire initiative was coordinated by Mr. Wahidul Hussain, who represented both Eusuf Memorial Society and Dew Care Hospital.
Key Highlights of the Health Camp
- Date: 23rd February 2025
- Venue: Sarusisa Mukali Manch, Batadrava
- Time: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
- Total Patients Attended: 147 children
- Age Group: 0 to 15 years
- Free Medicines Provided By: Dew Care Hospital and Research Centre
Dedicated Team of Doctors
A team of experienced and compassionate medical professionals from Dew Care Hospital and Research Centre attended the event, including:
- Dr. Anuj Bora – A renowned pediatrician specializing in child health.
- Dr. Arman Imtiaz – An expert in general medicine and preventive care.
- Dr. Shamim Sultana – A dedicated child healthcare specialist.
Medical Services Provided
During the camp, a range of medical services was offered to ensure the well-being of every child. These included:
- General health check-ups – Examining vital signs and overall physical health.
- Nutritional assessments – Providing advice on balanced diets and proper nutrition.
- Diagnosis of common childhood illnesses – Identifying and treating conditions such as colds, fevers, skin infections, and digestive problems.
- Vaccination awareness – Informing parents about the importance of immunization.
- Personal hygiene education – Teaching children about basic hygiene habits like handwashing, dental care, and sanitation.

Distribution of Free Medicines
One of the standout aspects of the camp was the distribution of free medicines, courtesy of Dew Care Hospital and Research Centre. Essential medications for fevers, infections, respiratory conditions, and digestive disorders were provided at no cost, ensuring that no child was left untreated due to financial constraints.
Community Response and Impact
The health camp saw an overwhelming response from the local community. Parents and guardians expressed immense gratitude for the initiative, as it provided them with access to quality healthcare services for their children, which they might not have been able to afford otherwise.
The event also underscored the importance of regular pediatric check-ups. Many parents were made aware of underlying health issues their children faced, which might have gone unnoticed without such an intervention. This proactive approach is expected to contribute significantly to the long-term well-being of the children in the region.
Future Prospects
Encouraged by the success of this health camp, the organizers have expressed their commitment to conducting similar initiatives in the future. Plans include:
- Organizing periodic health check-ups in different rural areas to extend the reach of healthcare services.
- Launching awareness campaigns on nutrition, vaccination, and hygiene to educate communities further.
- Collaborating with more hospitals and healthcare institutions to enhance the scope of medical aid provided.
Conclusion
The Free Child Health Check-up Camp held on 23rd February 2025 at Sarusisa Mukali Manch, Batadrava was a resounding success. It not only provided medical assistance to 147 children but also served as a beacon of hope for communities in need. The collaboration between Eusuf Memorial Society, Mahalakshmi Cluster Level Federation, and Dew Care Hospital and Research showcased the power of collective efforts in making healthcare accessible to all. Moving forward, such initiatives will continue to play a crucial role in improving child healthcare and fostering a healthier society.