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Health work

Healthcare where practical care moves closer to communities.

Health is SSH's strongest currently documented body of work. The archive includes free medical camps, basic screening, women-focused outreach, health awareness activity, and medical outreach to communities with limited access to care.

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Medical camp participants and volunteers gathered during SSH's 160th Free Medical Camp.

2025 archive record

The 160th Free Medical Camp is a confirmed milestone for this specific record, not a claim about SSH's current lifetime total.

Confirmed health overview

The evidence is specific, so the page stays specific.

These records show healthcare outreach across camps, screening, women-focused care, brick-kiln communities, and public health awareness. They do not create unsupported totals or medical outcome claims.

160th

free medical camp

The 2025 archive records SSH's 160th Free Medical Camp as a two-day outreach with more than 400 patients served.

155

patients in one Kasur record

On June 10, 2023, a brick-kiln medical camp in Kasur focused on women and children and recorded 155 patients receiving care.

147th

women-focused camp

A historical record identifies the 147th free medical camp on 22 August 2022 at Shalom Maternity Home, Youhanabad, Lahore.

Guardrail

Known numbered records prove a long-running medical-camp history, but the current lifetime camp total has not been supplied. The site will not turn partial archive records into a fake dashboard.

Known forms of health work

  • Free medical camps and medical outreach
  • Basic screening in recorded camps
  • Women-focused medical outreach
  • Health awareness activity
  • Eye-care activity and free-dispensary initiative, kept conservative until fuller records are supplied
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  1. 132nd
    Date not yet suppliedShalom Medical Centre

    Free medical camp at Shalom Medical Centre

    A historical record identifies SSH's 132nd free medical camp at Shalom Medical Centre, including blood glucose and blood calcium testing.

    Historical record, article not yet published

  2. 133rd
    Historical numbered recordDistrict Kasur

    Medical outreach among brick-kiln communities

    The 133rd free medical camp record places SSH's medical outreach among brick-kiln communities in District Kasur. The exact date and service details should remain open until fuller source material is added.

    Historical record, article not yet published

  3. 147th
    22 August 2022Shalom Maternity Home, Youhanabad, Lahore

    Women-focused free medical camp

    A confirmed historical record identifies the 147th free medical camp as a women-focused outreach at Shalom Maternity Home in Youhanabad, Lahore.

    Historical record, article not yet published

  4. 2023
    June 10, 2023Kasur

    Brick-kiln camp for women and children

    The published Kasur story records a brick-kiln medical camp focused on women and children, with 155 patients receiving care, nutritional supplements, and hygiene kits.

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  5. 160th
    Published March 16, 2025SSH archive

    Two-day free medical camp record

    The 2025 archive identifies SSH's 160th Free Medical Camp as a two-day outreach conducted with Chief Cornerstone Fellow Church Ministries, with more than 400 patients served in that specific record.

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Women-focused outreach

Care for women is shown through records, not assumptions.

SSH's health archive includes women-focused medical outreach, including a 147th free medical camp record in Youhanabad and a documented Kasur brick-kiln camp for women and children.

22 August 2022Shalom Maternity Home, Youhanabad, Lahore

147th women-focused camp

A historical record identifies SSH's 147th free medical camp as a women-focused outreach. The record supports women-focused healthcare language, but not unsupported maternity outcomes or ownership claims.

June 10, 2023Kasur

Women and children at a Kasur brick kiln

The published Kasur story records a free medical camp focused on women and children, with 155 patients receiving care along with nutritional supplements and hygiene kits.

Read the Kasur record
Women and children at a brick-kiln medical camp connected to SSH's Kasur outreach.

Kasur outreach record

One documented camp served women and children at a brick-kiln community in Kasur.

Dignity guardrails

  • Presented as documented outreach records, not a permanent women's-health program claim.
  • No patient names, diagnoses, maternity outcomes, or personal medical details are inferred.
  • Facility names are treated as event locations unless SSH later confirms a formal relationship.

Eye care

A known health reference that should stay carefully qualified.

Eye-care work appears in SSH's historical material, but the current record does not yet support a detailed program page, current-service claim, doctor profile, or outcome summary.

Safe to say now

  • Historical/public SSH material indicates that eye-care activity is part of the health archive.
  • The program can be referenced conservatively as known historical eye-care work.
  • Exact details should be added only when source records are available.

Verify before publishing

  • Exact launch date, location, services, and current program status.
  • The precise role/title and affiliation of Dr. Akash Mathew.
  • Patient totals, outcomes, partner relationships, or ongoing service claims.

This keeps the Health page honest while still preserving the eye-care thread in SSH's archive. When source records are added, this section can expand into dated activity details, images, and related stories.

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Free dispensary

A historical initiative, kept clear until the details are verified.

SSH's archive includes a free dispensary reference. The Health page can preserve that thread now, while leaving exact dates, current status, collaborator roles, and outcomes open for confirmation.

Known historical initiative

Public/historical SSH material describes a free dispensary initiative connected to SSH and local healthcare/community collaborators.

Named in older records

The historical material names Health Care Poly Clinic, Ehsas-e-Milat Group, and a Shalom medical facility. Exact spelling, roles, and current status should be confirmed before partner-style publication.

Safe public framing

SSH has participated in a free dispensary initiative alongside local healthcare/community collaborators.

Verification needed

This section deliberately avoids presenting the dispensary as a current service or formal partnership until SSH supplies updated records.

  • Exact date, location, and operating period of the dispensary initiative.
  • Current status: historical, paused, active, or replaced by another health pathway.
  • Confirmed collaborator names, roles, and whether any formal partnership still exists.
  • Any patient totals, medicine distribution details, or service outcomes.
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Health stories

Published records give the health work its context.

From the blog archive

These are published SSH stories tagged or categorized around health work. They are selected entry points into the archive, not a complete list of every medical activity.

Continue from here

Follow the records, then choose the right way to help.

SSH's health page is built from verified archive material. Visitors can continue into the published stories, ask for current details, or use the Donate page while final giving information is completed.

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Read the health stories

Start with the published archive records behind the medical camps and health awareness work.

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Use the contact route for questions about medical outreach, records, or practical support.

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Donate when ready

The Donate page is present, but final payment and giving details have not been supplied yet.

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