Initiative History
The initiative began in Youhanabad, where the need for continuous, accessible healthcare became evident after years of conducting free medical camps. While camps provided immediate relief, they could not address long-term health challenges or ensure consistent follow-up care.
Recognizing this gap, the first free dispensary was established to serve as a permanent point of care for the local community. As the impact became visible, the need extended beyond one location—especially in areas where FGD churches were actively serving underserved populations.
What started as a single dispensary soon evolved into a broader vision. Over time, this initiative expanded from one to four dispensaries, each strategically placed to serve communities with limited access to healthcare.
Today, these dispensaries collectively serve over 4,000 individuals annually, providing not just treatment—but hope, continuity, and a pathway toward healthier lives.
This journey reflects a simple truth: when care becomes consistent, lives begin to change.
