The recent floods of Upper Assam especially in Sibsagar and Charaideu districts severely affected several communities, disrupting normal life and limiting access to essential healthcare services. In response to this situation, 7 medical camps were organized at various severely flood-affected locations by Vivekananda Kendra Swasthya Seva Sadan, Laipuli, Tinsukia (Assam Prant) to provide immediate medical assistance to people in need. The Camps were supported by India Development and Relief Fund, USA and many well-wishers. The Vivekananda Kendra volunteers and local youths were instrumental for those successful camps.
The initiative reached 250 beneficiaries, providing them with medical consultation, basic treatment and essential medicines. Particular attention was given to elderly persons and children, who are among the most vulnerable during and after flood situations.
Key Impacts:
7 medical camps conducted in severely flood-affected villages like Ailamukh, Tokobari, Chenimora Missing Gaon, Bihubor, Tatipothar and Gorkosh Tiniali.
250 people benefited from the medical services
Children and elderly persons given special attention
Medical consultation and essential medicines provided
Health and hygiene awareness shared with affected families
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