Medical Camps
Free medical camps are the starting point recorded in DWS's outreach story from 1991.
Taking DWS outreach beyond a building — into communities where information, access and basic healthcare matter.

The DWS journey of serving underprivileged communities started with free medical camps in 1991.
The original Awareness Campaigns page describes DWS outreach through free medical camps and community healthcare access. Its focus is practical: reaching people who may otherwise struggle to access essential services.
The page also highlights the need for women to have access to female healthcare providers and records regular services at the Sook Kalan MCH centre.
COMMUNITY OUTREACHThe original page records a community MCH centre in Sook Kalan, Gujrat, established with the help of Mr. Qasim Bashir, with regular services provided by a lady doctor, midwife, optometrist, lab technician and dispenser.
Healthcare and information become more useful when they are connected to the communities they serve.
Free medical camps are the starting point recorded in DWS's outreach story from 1991.
Community services help address barriers to female healthcare access.
Optometrist services are included among the regular MCH centre services.
DWS works with community supporters to extend services beyond one location.