By: Abdul Rahman Baig, YaHind.Com
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia – December 20, 2025: In a remarkable display of community service and collaboration, the Indian Doctors Medical Forum (IDMF) successfully hosted a comprehensive Health Awareness Camp on December 19, 2025, at the International Indian School, Jeddah (IISJ) Girls Section Auditorium. The event, organized in partnership with the Consulate General of India and IISJ, drew hundreds of participants from the Indian diaspora and local community, offering vital health resources and education.
Dr. Mohammed Saleem, General Secretary of IDMF, along with President Dr. Ashfaq Maniyar and key organizer Dr. Revathy Balu, spearheaded the initiative. The camp highlighted the forum’s ongoing dedication to preventive healthcare amid rising lifestyle-related ailments in expatriate communities.
The event was elevated by the presence of distinguished guests, including Consul Kamalesh Kumar Meena and Mr. Raza Ali Khan, Country Manager of Air India, who served as Guests of Honour. In a virtual address as Chief Guest, Shri Fahad Khan Suri, Consul General of India, commended the IDMF’s efforts, stating, “This camp exemplifies the vital role of community welfare in fostering health awareness and timely medical intervention among our diaspora.”
Key Highlights of the Camp
Attendees enjoyed a range of free services tailored to promote wellness:
- Health Checkups: Complimentary screenings by volunteer doctors from IDMF, covering various specialties.
- Educational Sessions: Interactive talks on preventive healthcare, balanced nutrition, and managing lifestyle diseases like diabetes and hypertension.
- Personal Consultations: One-on-one expert advice for individuals with specific health concerns.
- Giveaways: Free glucometers distributed to diabetic participants to aid in daily monitoring.
The camp not only provided immediate medical support but also empowered the community with knowledge to make informed health decisions, addressing gaps in accessible care for expatriates in Saudi Arabia.
Reflecting on the success, Dr. Mohammed Saleem and Dr. Ashfaq Maniyar expressed profound gratitude to the volunteers, partners, and participants. “This camp is a testament to our unwavering commitment to community welfare and the transformative power of collaboration in advancing public health,” they said in a joint statement.
Organizers extended special thanks to the Consulate General of India, IISJ, and Air India for their invaluable support, which ensured the event’s seamless execution and wide reach.
As Indian professionals continue to thrive in the Kingdom, initiatives like this reinforce the strong bonds within the community, blending cultural heritage with modern healthcare advocacy. YaHind.Com salutes the IDMF for bridging health disparities and inspiring healthier futures.
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