Week #37 | 14–20 September 2026 | 10 Events | 546 Beneficiaries
Kalpavriksham continued its mission of “Solving Cancer Crisis” during Week 37 with a series of cancer screening camps and awareness initiatives across communities in and around Chennai.
From 14th to 20th September 2026, the team conducted 10 events, reaching 546 beneficiaries through breast and oral cancer screenings, awareness sessions, and Pap smear testing.
The week included cancer screening camps at Padalam PHC, Madurantakam; Vivekananda Vidyalaya, Agaram, Chennai; Devathur E-Sevai Center; Pavunjur PHC; Koovathur PHC; Elim Glorius Church, Kodambakkam, and other community locations.
A dedicated Cancer Awareness Talk was also conducted at Rehoboth Home for the Mentally Challenged, Women, Paraniputhur, helping participants understand the importance of early detection and timely medical attention.
Across the screening camps, beneficiaries received services including:
Breast cancer screening
Oral cancer examination
Pap smear testing
Cancer awareness and education
Guidance on the importance of early detection
The week's activities were carried out through projects including Sunkalp, ARISE, and Shakti, enabling Kalpavriksham to take cancer awareness and screening services directly into communities, healthcare centres, educational institutions, churches, and other local settings.
Every screening and awareness session is an opportunity to encourage people to pay attention to their health, recognize warning signs, and seek appropriate medical guidance when needed.
With 10 events and 546 beneficiaries, Week 37 reflects Kalpavriksham's continued efforts to make cancer awareness and screening more accessible.
Through consistent community outreach, the organization continues working toward a future where early detection, awareness, and access to screening become part of everyday healthcare.
Together, we can create greater awareness, encourage early detection, and work towards a healthier tomorrow.
Kalpavriksham Trust – Solving Cancer Crisis
Join hands to save lives.