Health Camps & Awareness

In rural and underserved areas, access to quality healthcare is often limited, leading to preventable illnesses and delayed treatment. Manjula Cultural Trust addresses this challenge by organizing regular health camps and awareness drives across Chittoor and Tirupati districts. These initiatives cover maternal and child health, nutrition, dental care, TB control, HIV/AIDS prevention, and seasonal disease awareness. By bringing doctors, medical staff, and health educators directly into villages, we ensure that even the most marginalized communities receive free check-ups, medicines, and guidance. Our aim is not only to treat ailments but also to create lasting awareness that encourages healthy living, early detection, and timely medical intervention.

Building Healthier Communities

Health Awareness

Manjula Cultural Trust organizes regular health awareness programs across Chittoor and Tirupati districts, focusing on preventive care and early detection. Special attention is given to maternal and child health, nutrition, seasonal disease prevention, and promoting healthy lifestyles in rural communities.

Specialized Camps

We conduct free health camps for dental care, TB control, cancer awareness, HIV/AIDS prevention, and reproductive child health (RCH). These camps bring together healthcare professionals, government health workers, and volunteers to provide check-ups, medicines, and counseling for underserved populations, especially women, children, and marginalized communities.

Wellness Gains

Through these initiatives, many rural families now have better access to healthcare, improved awareness about hygiene and nutrition, and increased confidence in seeking timely medical help. The trust’s efforts have helped reduce disease incidence and encouraged healthier living habits in our project villages.