Alkhidmat Punjab-North joined forces with ARMC to run a free medical camp at Chungi No 22 Rawalpindi Cantt, bringing essential healthcare directly to residents. The Alkhidmat Mobile Health Unit was central to the effort, offering rapid on-site services and coordinating diagnostic support for patients.
Residents received free clinical checkups, diagnostic tests and medicines without charge, ensuring families who might otherwise face barriers to care could be seen and treated the same day. The Mobile Health Unit’s team handled triage and testing efficiently, helping to reduce waiting times and streamline patient flow.
Rizwan Ahmad, President of Alkhidmat Foundation Punjab North, visited the camp and commended the dedication of the medical staff and volunteers. He highlighted the importance of community-based initiatives and praised the Mobile Health Unit for expanding access to basic health services in Rawalpindi Cantt.
The collaboration between Alkhidmat Punjab-North, ARMC and the Mobile Health Unit demonstrated a practical model for delivering free, timely care in urban neighbourhoods. The camp’s services were welcomed by local families and underscored the value of mobile outreach in strengthening community health.
