1. Registration: Children were registered upon arrival.  
2. Measurements: Height and weight were recorded to assess growth and nutritional status.  
3. Diagnostic Tests: Blood tests (haemoglobin) and urine tests were conducted, with malaria tests performed when necessary.  
4. Physical Examination: Each child underwent a comprehensive physical examination by a qualified medical doctor.  
5. Medication: Prescribed medications were dispensed through an on-site pharmacy.  
6. Oral Hygiene Education: Children were educated on proper tooth brushing techniques and provided with a toothbrush.  
7. Data Management: All medical findings were systematically recorded in a database for future reference and analysis.  

In addition to medical services, the camp distributed warm clothes to those in need. Special attention was given to raising awareness about nutritious food, healthy drinking habits, and dental care, empowering families with knowledge to improve their overall well-being.  

Locations and Schedule  
The health camps were conducted at the following venues:  
- Day 1: Shree National Basic School, Nibuwatar  
- Day 2: Shree National Basic School, Rantesh  
- Days 3 & 4: Shree National Basic School, Bharang  
- Day 5: Kaule Health Post, Hattibang  
- Day 6: Sapana School  

Impact  
This collaborative effort reflects SVSI's commitment to improving healthcare access and promoting community well-being. The initiative not only addressed immediate medical needs but also contributed to fostering long-term healthy practices among children and their families.  

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all partners, medical professionals, and volunteers for their dedication and support in making this health camp a resounding success.