PHC health camps
Camps organised with primary health centres, bringing doctors and basic services to the village square.
Pillar 01
Care that reaches every doorstep.
Health camps and diagnostic checks that bring primary care to villagers who live far from a hospital.
Why it matters
In many rural villages, the nearest doctor is hours away and a routine check-up means a lost day of wages. Illness is often found late, when it is harder and costlier to treat.
Primary health centres (PHCs) are the front line of rural care. Golden Arrows works alongside them, so screening, diagnosis and follow-up reach people where they live.
Villagers, women, children and the elderly in rural communities
Villages and PHC catchment areas
PHCs, local health workers, doctors and CSR partners
What we do
The work we plan with each partner, shaped around what the community needs most.
Camps organised with primary health centres, bringing doctors and basic services to the village square.
Screening for common conditions such as blood pressure, blood sugar, anaemia, eyesight and dental health.
People who need further care are guided to the right facility, and we follow up so no case is left behind.
Simple sessions on nutrition, hygiene, maternal and child health and preventive care.
How we work with partners
Understand local health needs with the PHC and village leaders.
Plan camps, doctors, tests and supplies, with clear roles for each partner.
Run the camps, register patients and arrange referrals.
Report people screened, referrals made and what we learned.
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What we measure
Every program starts with clear goals. We report these to our partners in plain language.
Tell us your location, timeline and the outcome you have in mind. We will reply with next steps.