As part of the school’s golden jubilee activities, MES, in collaboration with the Indian Doctors Club (IDC) and the Federation of Indian Nurses (FINQ), organized a medical camp on Friday, November 15, 2024, for the Transport, Housekeeping, Maintenance, and Security staff, ensuring healthcare access and awareness for a vital section of the workforce.
Over 300 members of the staff attended the camp and benefitted from face-to-face consultations with doctors and nurses. Attendees were educated on lifestyle modifications and chronic diseases, which are often overlooked due to a lack of knowledge on medical awareness. A special session for women was conducted by FINQ, focusing on breast cancer awareness, and emphasizing early detection and prevention.
Dr. Najeeb K P, officiating President, MES Indian School felicitated the representatives from the Indian Doctors Club and FINQ for their wellness initiatives for the cause of the well-being of the workforce. Dr. Hameeda Kadar, Principal of MES Indian School thanked the doctors and nurses for their voluntary service and remarked that this initiative reflects MES Indian School’s commitment to the well-being of its staff and the collaborative spirit of the associated medical professionals. Mr. Hazmal Ismal, General Secretary of MES Indian School visited the camp and conveyed his appreciation on behalf of the institution. Dr. Saibu George, President of IDC, was present during the event, ensuring its smooth execution.
Dr. Sunil Koya (IDC) and Mr. Bijoy (FINQ) coordinated the programme, with the support of Mr. Mohammed Rashid, Head of Administration and Facilities, MES Indian School.