Jogindra Welfare Trust organizes 9^th Free Annual Medical Camp Transforming Lives of 1,624 Patients in Mandi Gobindgarh Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab: Under the visionary leadership of Shri Adarsh Garg, Chairman of the Jogindra Group , the Jogindra Welfare Trust (JWT) successfully organized a comprehensive free medical camp at SNAS Senior Secondary School, Mandi Gobindgarh Honouring a Legacy of Philanthropy JWT conducts this camp annually in the sacred memory of their late father, Shri Surinder Paul Ji, continuing the philanthropic tradition established by his grandfather, Sh Jogindra Paul Ji.

“The spirit of social service is the true inspiration behind this initiative,” Adarsh Garg remarked. The camp was in collaboration with exemplary services from reputed doctors of Rana Hospital Sirhind , Bharat Vikas Parishad Trust and Sankar Eye Hospital , Ludhiana . Since its inception in 2014, JWT has expanded from a Free Cancer Detection Van to now offering a wide range of medical treatments. It is a free OPD and free surgical camp first time in Punjab, which Adarsh Garg has been hosting for the past nine years. These camps offer free of cost specialized treatments including  haemorrhoids surgery, eye operations,artificial limbs, laparoscopic cholecystectomy, hysterectomy, appendicectomy, and PCNL surgeries—procedures that are often financially out of reach for the poor. Each year, thousands of patients from Punjab and neighbouring states travel long distances to access these services at the medical camp. What sets his camp apart is not just surgery but that they ensure post operative care with medicines and support for patients all year around. The impact of these camps is best illustrated through the real lives they have transformed. One such case is that of a handicapped man who had lost his leg in an accident. An autorickshaw driver by profession he was unable to work and he was struggling to support his family. At one of medical camps he registered for the measurement of free artificial limb. On the day of the appointment, he was provided with his artificial leg. He arrived with a disability but left with renewed ability and hope. He went back regaining his independence, returning to the driver’s seat, and drove off on his own. He continues to earn a living to this day. Our mission is to restore not only physical ability but also strength, dignity and livelihood for a better future. (Eye care and surgeries General surgeries Artificial limbs Surgery for hernia, appendix, piles, gall bladder stones, uterine fibroids Children’s health check-ups) Camp Impact Statistics 21-12.2-25 Total patients served: 1,624 Eye surgeries performed: 120 General surgeries: 510 (including 336 piles operations)

Artificial limbs provided: 36

A Commitment to Community Welfare

Through this initiative, JWT continues to restore health, dignity, and livelihoods to underserved communities, exemplifying compassionate leadership and social responsibility.