The Live 4 Help Foundation is pleased to share the successful completion of its Medical Camp, held on 15 February 2026 at the Kalitala Gram Panchayat Office, Hingalganj, North 24 Parganas – the last human-inhabited village of the Sundarbans at the India–Bangladesh border.

The camp was a remarkable success, made possible through the collective and well-coordinated efforts of LIVE 4 HELP Foundation, GKSN Well Wishers Association, and our sponsor Erbe Medical India Pvt. Ltd., along with the invaluable support of the Kalitala local community.

Key local organizers – Pijush Kumar Mondal, Kajal Mandal, Binay Ray, Asis Barman, and Ardhendu Sekhar Mandal from GKSN Well Wishers Association – played a crucial role in coordinating the event and ensuring the participation of genuine beneficiaries. Debashis Das from LIVE 4 HELP Foundation and Damanbir Singh from Erbe Medical India actively participated on-site, contributing significantly to the smooth execution of the camp.

During the camp, blood samples were collected from local community members, and their blood pressure and weight were recorded. The primary objective was to provide participants with a comprehensive diagnostic prescription from reputed doctors after receiving their blood test reports.

The blood tests covered an extensive range of diagnostics, including Complete Haemogram, HbA1c, Cancer Screening, TSH, Blood Sugar, Lipid Profile, Iron Profile, Kidney Function Test, Liver Function Test, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, and Sodium levels.  Through this medical camp, 181 participants were able to access these tests completely free of cost, along with a comprehensive medical prescription.

On behalf of LIVE 4 HELP Foundation, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to GKSN Well Wishers Association for their tremendous on-ground support, Erbe Medical India Pvt. Ltd. for sponsoring the event, and all the local volunteers whose dedication and efforts made this initiative a grand success.

Inspired by the impact of this medical camp, LIVE 4 HELP Foundation invites corporates, partners, and individuals to sponsor our future healthcare initiatives. Together, we can bring essential diagnostics and care to more underserved communities.