Articles about medical camps, medical clinics, and hospitals
On 20th September 2014, the Sathya Sai Centre of Tampa Bay, Florida, organised a vision care camp with the support of government and community organisations. The camp, held at the Pinellas County Health Department in St. Petersburg, served 105 patients. Volunteers included three ophthalmologists,
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On 6th September 2014, the Sathya Sai Centre of Raleigh, North Carolina, in collaboration with the Pullen Memorial Baptist Church, hosted a third Free Healthcare Day. Medical, dental, and vision services were provided by more than 100 volunteers,
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During 17th–22nd August 2014, an annual medical camp was organised by 53 volunteers from Australia and 8 from Fiji for the first time on the island of Vanua Levu—in response to an acute need for medical care.
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On 26th April 2014, in observance of Bhagawan’s Mahasamadhi, 25 Sathya Sai volunteers from Fiji, assisted by medical professionals, held a medical camp in Tamavua Primary School in Suva. Five general physicians, two ophthalmologists, two dentists, eight nurses and three pharmacists examined more than 220…
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A first Sathya Sai health camp in New York City was organised at East Elmhurst in Queens, New York, on 19th April 2014. Over 65 medical and non-medical volunteers, including internists, specialists, nurses and medical assistants, provided health care services.
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A medical camp was held in Chiriquí, Panamá, on 12th April 2014, near the site of an abandoned banana plantation, which had closed five years ago following a plague. The former plantation workers had left the area in search of jobs elsewhere, leaving the women and…
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Medical camps are held for the impoverished residents of North-West Russia, where there is a lack of doctors and medical care facilities due to its remote location.
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A 19th medical and service camp in Kazakhstan was organised by 36 Sathya Sai volunteers from seven cities, from 4th to 6th April 2014, in the town of Saran in Karaganda district. A physician, a psychologist and a dermatologist examined 66 patients and provided medicines.
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Many children in Trinidad suffer from heart conditions due to a lack of paediatric cardiologists. From 2nd to 9th April 2014, the Sathya Sai International Organisation conducted a paediatric interventional cardiology mission for children with congenital heart disorders
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Sathya Sai members held five medical and vision camps during January – April 2014, where 24 doctors and 37 nurses provided medical services to over 3,000 needy people.
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