Free Medical Camp Completed: 79 Patients Treated on 1 May 2026
Seventy-nine patients were seen free of charge at the camp of 1 May 2026, and the organization reported passing 70,000 people treated in seven years.
At a glance
On 1 May 2026, Abul Khair Welfare Organization held a free medical camp at its regional office. The camp was staffed by the specialist doctor Dr Syed Siddiqui Swan, MBBS, who saw patients throughout the day. In total, 79 patients received a free consultation and free medicine: 28 children, 8 men and 43 women. The most common complaints were lower back pain, cough and itching. The organization has worked in public healthcare without a break since 2019, and reports that over these seven years it has provided free, quality treatment and necessary medicine to more than 70,000 people. It thanks everyone who supported and stood beside the campaign.
Date: 1 May 2026. Venue: Abul Khair Welfare Organization (regional office).
With a vow of service to humanity, Abul Khair Welfare Organization (AKWO) regularly organizes free medical camps. Continuing that tradition, our special campaign on 1 May was completed successfully.
Campaign highlights
- Physician: specialist doctor Dr Syed Siddiqui Swan (MBBS) provided care to patients throughout the day.
- Number of patients: a total of 79 patients received free consultation and medicine.
- Children: 28
- Men: 8
- Women: 43
- Common conditions: the most frequent complaints among patients were lower back pain (LBP), cough and itching.
Our journey
Since 2019, we have worked without a break to provide healthcare to ordinary people. Over these seven years, we have been able to supply free, quality treatment and necessary medicine to more than 70,000 (seventy thousand) people.
Bringing a smile to the faces of the underprivileged is our core goal. We are grateful to everyone who supported this campaign and stood beside us.
Contact: Abul Khair Welfare Organization. Registration No.: Brahmanbaria – 615/2024. Website: www.abulkhairwelfare.org. Email: Support@abulkhairwelfare.org.
Background to this report
Free medical camps are run alongside the weekly clinic at Baishmouja Bazar, roughly twice a month, and take consultations, basic diagnosis and free medicine to people who cannot easily reach the clinic. Every patient is written into a register on the day with age, sex and reason for the visit, which is where the figures in this report come from.
The case mix here is typical of what the clinic sees week after week: women and children make up the large majority, and the most common complaints are conditions that are simple to treat early and become serious when they are left. Lower back pain in particular reflects the physical work most households here depend on.
Consultation, diagnosis and the medicines held in stock are free at every camp. Where a case needs a hospital or a specialist, the doctor refers the patient and explains where to go.
Facts at a glance
- Patients treated
- 79
- Children
- 28
- Women
- 43
- Men
- 8
- Treated since 2019
- 70,000+
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Twice a month we take a clinic to people who cannot reach ours: villages down the river, settlements cut off by flooding, and schools where a camp can see two hundred children in a day.
Registered with the Ministry of Social Welfare, Government of Bangladesh · Reg No. Brahman 615/24
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