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Designed with compassion and care for elderly residents and women who often place their own wellbeing last. More than just medical screening, the camp created a warm and supportive environment where healthcare professionals listened, guided, and cared with empathy. Over 80+ participants attended the camp, making it a meaningful initiative focused on health, dignity, and community wellbeing.
Physicians and dental professionals provided healthcare services directly at the old age home, ensuring comfort and accessibility without the need for travel. Alongside medical check-ups, the team celebrated Diwali with the residents by sharing sweets, conversations, and moments of togetherness. More than 50+ senior citizens attended the camp — a heartfelt initiative that reminded every elder that they are valued, cared for, and never forgotten.
A dedicated senior physiotherapist from Indore visited the Ghuwara Head Office to provide personalized one-on-one orthopedic and mobility assessments for senior citizens. Unlike a routine health camp, the session focused on elderly individuals facing chronic joint pain, posture-related discomfort, and long-ignored orthopedic concerns, ensuring they received attentive care, guidance, and support tailored to their daily wellbeing.
In partnership with Jain Optics, Tikamgarh, a dedicated eye screening camp was organized for senior citizens to support better vision and overall wellbeing. Elderly participants received personalized consultations and vision assessments from experienced professionals in a comfortable and caring environment.
A special felicitation ceremony was organized at our head office to celebrate Kranti Gaud, Women's World Cup Champion, whose inspiring journey reflects dedication, perseverance, and excellence. The event aimed to inspire young people, especially girls, by showcasing a powerful real-life example of achievement through hard work and determination.
In partnership with Akaar Innovation, this awareness programme was organized in Seawoods to promote open conversations around menstrual hygiene and women's health. The initiative created a safe and supportive environment where adolescent girls and women could ask questions freely, receive accurate guidance, and discuss health concerns without hesitation or stigma. Sanitary pads were distributed to ensure access to essential hygiene resources alongside awareness and education.
This online wellness initiative was specially designed for senior citizens and women, bringing expert physiotherapy guidance directly into their homes. The daily 30-minute sessions focused on joint care, posture improvement, mobility, pain management, and rehabilitation exercises. The programme successfully conducted 21 consecutive sessions from 1st to 21st February 2026, with 15–20 live participants joining each day, and continues regularly on all working days to promote ongoing health, mobility, and wellbeing.
A career guidance session was conducted at Girls Higher Secondary School to help students explore higher education opportunities, professional courses, and future career pathways. The interactive discussion encouraged students to think confidently about their goals, interests, and skills needed for future success. Around 300 students benefited from the session, gaining greater clarity on career planning and educational opportunities.
Mega free health checkup camp at Devadiya Foundation's Head Office. Open to all, with senior citizens given priority registration. Screening includes blood pressure, diabetes, eye, bone density, and ECG checks. 100% free — no registration fee, medicines provided.
अक्टूबर 2026 · तारीख जल्द घोषित होगी · सभी के लिए खुला, वरिष्ठ नागरिकों को प्राथमिकता · रक्तचाप, मधुमेह, आँख, हड्डी, ईसीजी जाँच · बिल्कुल नि:शुल्क, दवाइयाँ उपलब्ध।
A journey of devotion and dignity to sacred destinations across Madhya Pradesh and beyond. Full assistance for elderly participants — transport, stay & meals — with medical support and volunteer care throughout. Limited seats, with priority for senior citizens aged 60+.
पवित्र तीर्थ स्थल · मध्य प्रदेश और अन्य · बुजुर्गों के लिए पूरी सहायता (यात्रा, भोजन, आवास) · पूरी यात्रा में चिकित्सा सहायता और स्वयंसेवक · सीमित सीटें, 60+ आयु वर्ग को प्राथमिकता।
How digital innovation can transform community service — and why it only works when it is designed with communities, not for them.
In December 2024, a grandmother in Ghuwara walked into one of our eye camps unable to see clearly. She left with a free pair of spectacles — and tears in her eyes that had nothing to do with her vision. That moment didn't require a smartphone or an algorithm. It required people who showed up. But here is the question we are asking ourselves as we enter our next chapter: what if we could multiply that moment a thousandfold?
At Devadiya Foundation, our work is grounded in three values — Compassion, Empowerment, and Integrity. These values were born from community, not from a boardroom. And as we look at what technology is making possible across India and the world, we see not a replacement for human service, but its most powerful amplifier.
India has made extraordinary progress. Yet the distance between what is available in our cities and what reaches a village like Ghuwara in District Chhatarpur remains vast. A child with potential may never meet a mentor. A senior citizen with a treatable condition may never see a specialist. A family may not know that government schemes exist to support them. Our volunteer communities have demonstrated extraordinary willingness — but these are gaps of reach, and that is precisely where technology becomes a moral imperative, not a luxury.
Our health camps in 2025 brought eye screenings, dental check-ups, physiotherapy support, and free hygiene kits to hundreds of community members. Covered by Dainik Bhaskar and supported by dedicated volunteers, these camps represented what is possible when people come together with intention.
But health is not an event. It is a continuous relationship between a patient and the care they need. Telemedicine is changing what that relationship looks like in rural India. Platforms connecting qualified doctors with patients in remote areas — through nothing more than a mobile phone — make it possible for a village health worker to consult a cardiologist in Bhopal or a specialist in Delhi without the patient ever having to leave home. AI-assisted diagnostic tools are allowing basic screenings for conditions like diabetic retinopathy and tuberculosis to happen in community settings, catching concerns before they become a more clinically-driven crisis.
For an organization like ours, which already has the trust of the community, the infrastructure of trained volunteers, and the credibility of an ISO 9001:2015 certified operation, technology is not a disruption — it is the natural next step.
When IIT alumnus Amey Goel spoke to students at one of our professional development workshops, he told them something that stayed with the room: real success goes beyond marks. It demands strong fundamentals, effective communication, and the ability to think clearly under pressure. That message reached a room of perhaps a hundred students. EdTech platforms can carry it to millions.
Across India, digital learning tools are beginning to personalize education in ways that no single teacher, however gifted, can do alone. AI-powered tutoring systems identify exactly where a student is struggling…
From our grandparents in Mumbai to the students in Bengaluru, technology is changing lives in ways we never imagined.
AI (Artificial Intelligence) isn't just for scientists anymore — it's a simple tool that makes daily life easier and safer for everyone. Whether you are 70 or 17, whether you live in a city or a small town, the same smartphone in your pocket is already capable of doing things that would have seemed like magic just five years ago.
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