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Community Outreach: Eradicating Scabies via Medical Camps

At Dr. Amina’s Skin Clinic, community health is our priority. Collaborating with Kindling Kindness, we recently held our 3rd Free Medical Camp in April 2024. This event was not just about providing medical care; it was about making a tangible difference in the lives of our neighbours. Join us as we share the story of how we successfully combated a scabies outbreak and provided essential healthcare services to nearly 250 patients.

The Turnout

Our Free Medical Camp for April, 2024 saw an even better turnout than the Free Medical Camps in February and March where we, collectively, diagnosed and treated more than 120 families. The Free Medical Camp for April, 2024 served 238 patients seeking medical assistance. Among them, 84 presented skin-related concerns, while 50 had general medical issues. Additionally, 57 paediatric cases and 40 gynaecological cases were addressed. We also expanded our services to include ECG and ultrasonography facilities, enhancing the quality of care we provided to our community.

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Curbing the Scabies Outbreak

One of the most significant achievements of our April 2024 Medical Camp was effectively containing a scabies outbreak within the local community. Scabies is a highly contagious skin infestation that causes intense itching and discomfort. Without timely treatment, it can spread rapidly and cause severe complications. By offering early detection, prompt treatment, and educational initiatives, we were able to significantly reduce the number of scabies cases, preventing further spread and alleviating the suffering of affected individuals and families.

Celebrating Success

We are immensely grateful to all the volunteers, partners, and healthcare professionals who contributed to the success of our 3rd Free Medical Camp. Together, we demonstrated the power of compassion, collaboration, and collective action in promoting community health and well-being. This event was not just about providing medical services; it was about fostering a sense of unity and support within our community.