Medical Services
Free healthcare, every week, for three years running.
Ramakrishna Mission Kalyani runs charitable dispensaries, medical camps, and mobile outreach — serving thousands of patients each year with medicines free of cost.
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Allopathic Clinic
Our allopathic clinic has grown steadily each year, now serving five days a week.
- 2023-24: 3 doctors (1 eye specialist), 95 patients
- 2024-25: 4 doctors (2 eye specialists), 1,724 patients, ~200 spectacles given, 60 patients referred for cataract surgery
- 2025-26: 8 doctors (2 eye specialists), nearly 5,000 patients served, 207 eye surgeries arranged, 600 spectacles distributed
Homeopathic Clinic
A parallel homoeopathic service for those who prefer it, also growing each year.
- 2023-24: 3 doctors, 409 patients
- 2024-25: 3 doctors, 752 patients
- 2025-26: 4 doctors, 876 patients
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General Medical Camps
Camps are held at the Ashrama and in surrounding villages, bringing doctors directly to underserved areas.
- Held every year since 2023-24, expanding from a single village camp to multiple camps per year
- 2025-26: three camps held (Char Sarati, Ashrama premises, Vir Sidhu Kanhu Nagar school), together serving nearly 350 patients
Eye Camps
Dedicated eye check-ups, spectacles, and surgery referrals run alongside our general camps each year.
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Children's Health Camp
A dedicated camp for children, held on Bengali New Year — a new addition in 2025-26, serving 122 children.
Blood Donation Camps
Held in partnership with local colleges, NCC, NSS, and hospitals like AIIMS Kalyani.
- 2023-24: 1 camp, 60 donors
- 2024-25: 3 camps, over 250 donors combined
- 2025-26: 2 camps in association with AIIMS Kalyani, 120 donors combined — including Brahmacharins, students, and NCC/NSS cadets from four colleges
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Mobile Medical Service
Free on-site medical care and medicines delivered to those who cannot reach the Ashrama.
- Launched April 2024 with a single van and centre
- Grew to four running centres within the first year, treating close to 900 patients
- 2025-26: now covers three fixed locations — Gayeshpur, Char Sarati, and Majherchar — serving over 1,000 patients