Mustafabad: A Free Medical Camp was organized at the Baithak School Mustafabad Campus, offering much-needed healthcare services to women, children, and families from the local community. The camp was facilitated by Dr. Hareem Shakir and her assistant, Dr. Afsa, who examined more than 50–55 women, including mothers, teachers, and community members, as well as 10–15 children.

The medical team addressed common health concerns such as high blood pressure, joint pain, seasonal flu, stomach aches, and vitamin D deficiency. For children, the focus was mainly on treating flu and minor health issues. Additionally, all women received diabetes and blood pressure screenings, ensuring early diagnosis and awareness of chronic illnesses.

Speaking on the occasion, the doctors emphasized the importance of community medical camps in raising awareness, promoting preventive healthcare, and encouraging families to adopt healthier lifestyles.

Through this initiative, the Baithak School Network once again demonstrated its commitment not only to educating children in slums but also to enhancing the overall health and well-being of the communities it serves.

This healthcare initiative in Mustafabad is seen as a significant step towards empowering underserved communities with accessible medical services and essential health education.