Free Eye, General & Dental Health Camp Successfully Conducted at MB Cultural and Sports Club, Murinda–Cuncolim
Cuncolim | 24 February 2026
A Free Eye Check-up, General Health, and Dental Camp aimed at improving community health and raising awareness about preventive healthcare was successfully conducted on 24th February 2026 at MB Cultural and Sports Club, Murinda–Cuncolim, Goa.
The camp was jointly organized by Lok Kalp Foundation (CSR Wing of Lokmanya Multipurpose Society) in collaboration with Voluntary Health Association of Goa and Matoshree Arogya Seva Trust, with valuable support from MB Cultural and Sports Club, Murinda.
A total of 153 beneficiaries participated in the camp and received comprehensive services including:
Eye examinations
Blood pressure (BP) check-ups
General health consultations
Dental check-ups
As part of the initiative to promote affordable vision care, spectacles priced at ₹180 were provided at subsidized rates, ensuring accessibility and affordability for the community.
The dedicated medical team from Matoshree Sevadham Arogya Seva Trust (MAST) and Voluntary Health Association of Goa, led by Mr. Uttej Parab and Ms. Shilpa, rendered committed services throughout the day, ensuring personalized attention and quality healthcare for every patient.
The organizers extend their heartfelt gratitude to Shri Kiran Thakur, Founder of Lokkalp Foundation and Chairman of Lokmanya Society, for his visionary leadership and continued encouragement. Special appreciation is also expressed to CSR Senior Manager Malini Bali, Regional Manager NAMESH BORKAR, Branch Manager Pradip Chari, CSR Coordinator Shreya Gaonkar, and the dedicated staff members for their continuous guidance and support in making this initiative a grand success.
The MB Club Members and People also expressed their appreciation and happiness for this thoughtful initiative and its positive impact on the community.
The collective efforts, teamwork, and strong community spirit played a vital role in the success of the camp, contributing significantly to improved eye health awareness and overall public well-being in the Cuncolim region.
