Free Diagnosis Camp in Uganda!!



#NarayanSevaSansthan conducted a #FreeDiagnosisCamp for the physically disabled in Kampala, #Uganda. In the 3-day camp, a total number of 108 patients were diagnosed & 63 patients were selected for operation Also,42 other patients were provided equipments for free. #Freeofcost

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