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Street Cause VNR volunteers with students at a community camp
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Street Cause VNR VJIETSuraksha Health Camp

The care comes to them.

Street Cause VNR VJIET is raising ₹30,000 to run the Suraksha Health Camp for approximately 800 people in Lingapur Village, Medchal. Consultations, screenings and basic medicines, at no cost to anyone who walks in.

Lingapur Village · [Camp date to be confirmed]

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Project details

Where the campaign stands

800 people
One shared goal

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impact units funded · — raised of —

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Each figure is one unit of the campaign's 800-person impact goal. They fill as funding comes in, tracking progress toward ₹30,000. A figure represents a share of that goal — not a specific person, and no single amount treats one patient.

Two Street Cause VNR volunteers and two schoolboys sitting on a low wall under a tree, all making peace signs

What the survey found

Basic healthcare, brought to where people already are.

During the survey visit to Lingapur Village, Medchal, the initiative identified was a health camp to provide accessible basic healthcare services to the local community. It is planned to benefit approximately 800 people, with a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals providing consultations and screening services.

[One sentence a villager or a volunteer actually said. This is the line people remember.]

[Who said it]

The camp

One day, one village, everything a clinic visit would have cost.

The camp will be organised at Lingapur Village with the required healthcare professionals, medical supplies, tent-house arrangements, transportation, drinking water, food and other essential arrangements. Patients will be screened according to their needs and referred for appropriate medical advice where required. Separate service points can be organised for general consultation, dental care, eye care, physiotherapy, gynaecology and diabetes/BP screening, to keep the day running smoothly.

Open to anyone who walks in — no registration fee, no means test.

Village
Lingapur Village
District
Medchal
Camp date
[Camp date to be confirmed]
Surveyed
21 August 2026
People we aim to reach
approximately 800
Point of contact
Ramannagari Manikanta Goud

Medical services

Physiotherapy
Consultation at a dedicated service point.
Dental consultation
Dental care at a dedicated service point.
Eye examination
Eye care at a dedicated service point.
General medical consultation
General consultation at a dedicated service point.
Gynaecology consultation
Consultation at a dedicated service point.
Diabetes and blood-pressure checkups
Screening run with the camp's diabetes testing kits.

Who runs it

Physiotherapist
Visiting healthcare professional.
Dentist
Visiting healthcare professional.
Ophthalmologist
Visiting healthcare professional.
General Physician
Visiting healthcare professional.
Gynaecologist
Visiting healthcare professional.
Diabetes and BP Checkup Nurse
Visiting healthcare professional.
Student volunteers [N]
Street Cause VNR VJIET members on registration, crowd flow and pharmacy.

Camp runs [Start time] to [End time]. Campaign closes [Campaign end date].

School students seated at a Street Cause VNR camp, one waving at the camera

Where the ₹30,000 goes

This is the camp's full costing, as worked out in the field survey of Lingapur Village on 21 August 2026.

Medication

₹10,000

Tablets, ointments, gloves, thermometer and diabetes testing kits.

Tent house

₹7,000

Tent-house arrangements for the camp site.

Food

₹5,000

Food for the visiting professionals and the volunteer team on camp day.

Transportation

₹3,000

Moving the team, the professionals and the supplies to Lingapur.

Water

₹2,500

Drinking water for patients, volunteers and professionals.

Miscellaneous

₹2,500

Other essential arrangements on the day.

Total

₹30,000

Street Cause VNR VJIET volunteers are unpaid. Every rupee raised goes to camp costs.

About Street Cause

A student movement, run entirely by students.

Street Cause is a student-run social organisation working across colleges in Hyderabad and beyond. Every drive is planned, funded and staffed by students — there is no paid staff, no office, and no overhead between a donation and the work it pays for. Street Cause VNR is the chapter at VNR VJIET.

Who runs it
Students of VNR VJIET, unpaid, in their own time.
What we do
[Blood drives, education support, community health — replace with the chapter's actual programmes.]
How money is used
Every rupee raised for a camp goes to camp costs. Volunteers are never paid.
After the camp
Contributors receive photographs and a short video from the day, with what their gift covered.

Every rupee here came from someone who decided this camp should happen.

People are stepping up.

from … people, toward a … goal.

Largest gifts

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Largest single gift

Recent gifts

On the ground

What a camp day actually looks like.

A Street Cause VNR volunteer lifting a laughing child into the air outdoors
Children queueing with their hands out as volunteers hand out cartons at a camp
A Street Cause VNR volunteer crouching to talk with a child at a camp
A quiet moment between volunteers and children away from the camp queues
The Street Cause VNR student volunteer team

The people behind the impact.

Students. Volunteers. A community that believes change starts with showing up.

[Short paragraph about Street Cause VNR's volunteer base — how many members, how the chapter organises, what a camp day asks of them. Replace before launch.]

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Volunteers on the ground
VNR VJIET
Campus
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Drives run so far