Raah To Cure Foundation Trust, a dedicated NGO committed to social welfare, education, and healthcare, organized a free medical camp to bridge the gap in access to quality medical services. That was held at a centrally located community center at a public park in tuglakabad extension to ensure accessibility, the camp attracted a large number of attendees seeking medical attention and advice. The camp offered a range of services, including: (1)Free Blood Pressure and Blood Sugar Tests:By providing these tests at no cost, the camp enabled individuals to become aware of their health status and seek timely interventions. (2) Free Medical Consultations: by a team comprising a dermatologist and two general medicine consultants provided personalized consultations. The focus on skin diseases addressed common yet often neglected conditions prevalent in the community, while general medical consultations covered a broad spectrum of health concerns. (3) Free Medication Distribution: Patients diagnosed with specific conditions received free medications, ensuring that treatment commenced immediately without financial burden. The success of this medical camp was made possible by the unwavering dedication and hard work of numerous individuals and team members so we specifically mention a heartfelt gratitude goes to the dermatologist and the two general medicine consultants who gave their time and expertise. Their compassionate care and professional advice were instrumental in addressing the health concerns of many attendees. And we also appreciate the volunteer’s efforts because the event would not have been possible without the selfless contributions of volunteers who managed logistics, coordinated patient flow, and provided support services. Their enthusiasm and commitment ensured the camp ran smoothly and efficiently. And lastly appreciation is extended to local community members and community leaders who helped in mobilizing residents and facilitating the event. Their collaboration was key to reaching a broader segment of the population.