Hyderabad, 7 February 2026 – As part of its commitment to community health and inclusive healthcare, Live 4 Help Foundation organized a Free Medical Camp at Tulasivanam, Kukatpally, Hyderabad. The initiative focused on providing essential medical services to underserved communities with limited access to regular healthcare.

The camp served 147 beneficiaries between the ages of 20 and 73, primarily comprising domestic workers, security staff, car cleaners, restaurant workers, and housekeeping personnel. These groups often face health risks due to demanding work conditions and limited access to preventive care.

Qualified healthcare professionals conducted medical consultations in a well-organized and respectful setting, enabling early identification of health concerns and offering guidance for follow-up care where necessary. Medical services were led by Dr. Nikhil Reddy and Dr. Likhitha Pochhareddy, whose professionalism and commitment were widely appreciated.

The program was successfully supported by dedicated volunteers from Tulasidalam and well-wishers. The Foundation extends its sincere gratitude to Dr. Biswajit Bhunia for his leadership, along with Mrs. Sajari Bhunia and Ms. Sanchari Bhunia, and acknowledges the valuable contributions of Mr. M. R. K. Reddy, Mr. Yellaji, Mr. Ramalingam, Mrs. Rajeswar, Mr. Saroj, Mr. Surendra Kumar, Mrs. Lalitha, Mrs. Balamoni, Ms. Aruna, and Mr. Vasu.

The camp was generously sponsored by EASTMAN INDIA, whose support was instrumental in the successful execution of the initiative. The Foundation thanks Mr. V. B. Sud for their leadership, support and appreciates the presence of sponsor representatives reflecting the organization’s strong commitment to corporate social responsibility.

Through this initiative, Live 4 Help Foundation continues to advance its mission of bridging healthcare gaps and creating meaningful social impact through collaboration with medical professionals, corporate partners, and community volunteers.

CSR Engagement Invitation
Live 4 Help Foundation invites corporate organizations and CSR partners to collaborate in expanding access to essential healthcare services. Together, we can reach more communities and work toward a healthier, more inclusive society.