Our Impact

Five years. 142 camps. 8,000+ women.

Every camp is a logged, real event — here's the full record, year by year, since our first camp in April 2021.

142Camps completed
8,000+Women screened
450+Free follow-up tests
11+Beneficiaries treated free
The manifest

Year by year

FY2020–21The founding year

Despite COVID-19 delays that pushed the launch back a full year, the mobile unit was built and consecrated in time for World Cancer Day (4 Feb 2021). Our very first camp took place on 8 April 2021 in Mettupalayam.

16 mammograms31 pap smearsFirst camp: 8 Apr 2021
FY2021–22First full year

Operations continued through active COVID-19 waves. Project HEAL was showcased to Rotary International President Shekhar Mehta and RI Director Mahesh Kotbagi during a visit in August 2021.

17 camps402 breast screenings570 cervical screenings6 high-risk cases3 free surgeries
FY2022–23Scaling up

Our Regional Project Coordinator network was formalized this year, professionalizing local logistics across four regions.

25 camps700+ breast screenings800+ cervical screenings10+ high-risk casesCumulative: 72 camps, 4,000+ screened
FY2023–24Nearly weekly

The Trust donated Rs 1 lakh toward a new cancer hospital in Tirupur, and welcomed CORD (Chinmaya Organization for Rural Development) as a regional partner in Coimbatore.

49 camps1,300+ breast screenings1,600+ cervical screeningsCumulative: 91 camps, 5,000+ screened
FY2024–25Our best year yet

Camps reached new ground in Pollachi, Perumanallur, Karamadai and Annur. Four new tools — an awareness video, beneficiary certificates, a Camp Planner and SMS reminders — made every camp more effective.

51 camps1,300+ breast screenings1,300+ cervical screenings150+ free follow-up testsCumulative: 142 camps, 8,000+ screened
Map of Project HEAL camp locations across Tirupur, Erode, Coimbatore and Nilgiris districts, FY2024-25

Camp locations across the FY2024–25 coverage area — reaching progressively further into rural districts each year.

Every statistic here represents a woman who came forward — often overcoming real stigma and fear — to protect her own health and her family's future.

In the media

Coverage over the years

Press coverage of Project HEAL's first beneficiary after her successful surgery Siemens Healthineers case study featuring Project HEAL and KMCH Local Tamil-language press coverage of a Project HEAL camp

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