Jamshedpur, August 11: Rotary Club of Jamshedpur West has embarked on an ambitious and compassionate mission to combat anaemia across schools, institutions, and communities — with a special focus on rural and tribal areas. The club aims to conduct over one lakh anaemia tests as part of its ongoing healthcare initiative.
As part of this mission, a health camp was organised today at RMS High School Balichela Sonari under the leadership of Club President Ashok Jha, First Lady Vinita Jha, and Specialist Shradha Rungta.
Total of 89 persons underwent anaemia test of which 49 were found anaemic.
A dedicated team of trained paramedics conducted the tests, and individuals diagnosed with anaemia were provided three months of free medication to aid their recovery.
Speaking on the occasion, Club Secretary Rtn. Naman Agarwal shared the month’s schedule for the anaemia testing camps, reiterating the club’s commitment to reach diverse sections of the community.
Anaemia Testing Calendar – August 2025
31 July – St. John English School, Jugsalai
1 August – North Point Public School, Mango
4 August – Beldih Golf Course
6, 7 & 8 August – Kerala Public School, Mango
11 August – RMS English School, Balichela, Sonari
12 August – KPS Gamharia
13 August – Dhanchatani Village (with DBMS)
14 August – Mango Bus Stand
18 August – Narbheram Hansraj Hindi School
19 August – Gujarati School, Sakchi
20 August – Golmuri Club Golf Course
22 August – Vikas Vidyalay, Jawahar Nagar, Mango
23 August – Jamshedpur High School, Bistupur
24–26 August – ADL Sunshine School, Opp. Kadma Thana
28 August – Madho Singh School, South Park, Bistupur
30 August – Kasidih High School
This mission reflects Rotary Club of Jamshedpur’s enduring commitment to public health and community service. By detecting anaemia early and ensuring timely treatment, the club is working to improve the health and productivity of children, youth, and adults across the region.
