On 17th August 2014, a health camp was organised at SEDS. It was conducted along with Partners in Aid, Australia. Children aged between 10-14 years received medical check up by efficient local doctors. About 200 children were examined and precribed suitable drugs. Here's a glimpse.
Children waiting in line to register their name and age before being sent for check up.
Lyn Pikering from Partners in Aid, Australia registering the children.
Tags were issued to the registered kids.
Anji, a student of Anand Vidyalayam seen here helping Lyn with the registration.
The chlidren were then sent to get their basic physical examination done. It included checking their weight and height. Ranga, another student from Anand Vidyalayam offered a helping hand.
That's Nandini, my favourite girl in the whole world. Isn't she beautiful?
Children receiving an eye-check up.
Laborious doctors examining the village children. They found that poor nutrition and scarce availability of the right medicine is among the few causes that lead to weakness, something that is all too common here. Lack of hygeine was cited as another major reason for their illnesses.
Natalie, Martha and Claire during the hard day's work.
