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Your Liver Health Matters! Take the First Step Today. After 773 people have already benefited, HPVTrust is organising its 22nd FREE FibroTouch Liver Scan Camp to promote early detection, awareness, and better liver health. Date: 16 October 2026 (Friday) Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Venue: HPVTrust Pharmacy Unit-II (Healthy Minds), Daresh Kadal Chowk, Safa Kadal, Srinagar. Important: Please fast for at least 4 hours before the scan.The camp is organised by Help Poor Voluntary Trust (HPVTrust) in partnership with Zydus Lifesciences, under the supervision of Dr. Riyaz Ahmed Hamdani, Project Manager, KASHMER.✅ Free FibroTouch liver screening✅ Free guidance and counselling✅ Promoting awareness about liver healthYour liver works silently to keep you healthy. Don't wait for symptoms to take care of it. Take a simple step towards a healthier life and encourage your family and friends to get screened too.📞 Contact: 8717033309📧 Email: hpvtrust@gmail.com❤️ Join the cause. Help save lives.HPVTrust – Touching Lives. ...

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Helppoor Voluntary trust

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HPVTrust to Provide 40 Patient Carrier Trolleys to Government Hospitals in SrinagarHelp Poor Voluntary Trust (HPVTrust) is pleased to share its initiative to provide 40 patient carrier trolleys to different government hospitals in Srinagar under the Project Intersectoral, in collaboration with government hospitals.This initiative complements our ongoing efforts to improve patient care. HPVTrust has engaged 30 multipurpose health workers who assist patients round the clock in major government hospitals, including free wheelchair and trolley assistance.We believe healthcare is not just about treatment; it is also about compassion, comfort, and dignity. Every small effort can make a meaningful difference in a patient’s journey.HPVTrust — Touching Lives.Join the cause and save lives.#HPVTrust #PatientCare #HealthcareForAll #Srinagar #TouchingLives ...

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Give Blood, Save Lives23 September 2026 | SrinagarAn 11-year-old boy, admitted to Government Children’s Hospital, Bemina, Srinagar, was diagnosed with hypereosinophilia with thrombocytopenia and urgently required blood support.Our ambulance pilot, Mr. Lateef Raja, stepped forward and donated his rare O-negative blood, helping support the young patient at a critical time.HPVTrust deeply appreciates Lateef Raja for his selfless act and extends sincere gratitude to all our dedicated blood-donor volunteers who are always ready to come forward when patients are in need.One donation can make a difference. Give Blood. Save Lives.HPVTrust — Touching Lives Since 1998 ...

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Helppoor Voluntary trust

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17 Years of a Different Approach to MedicinesHPVTrust was established in 1998 with a simple belief: healthcare should serve people, especially those who cannot afford it.In 2009, HPVT took an important step in that journey by establishing its first not-for-profit pharmacy—with the idea that medicines should be made available without treating healthcare as merely a commercial business.It was not an easy decision, and the journey was filled with challenges. But we remained committed to the principle that access to essential medicines should be guided by patient welfare and social responsibility.Alhamdulillah, that small initiative has grown.Today, HPVTrust has three pharmacies operating on a not-for-profit model, with an annual turnover of more than ₹15 crore. The turnover represents the scale of medicines handled through these pharmacies—not profit.But our commitment goes beyond the pharmacy counter.Every month, HPVTrust provides approximately ₹25 lakh worth of free medicines to patients suffering from chronic diseases, many of whom require lifelong treatment.The philosophy is simple:A pharmacy should not only sell medicines. It can also become an instrument of social service.The recent Supreme Court discussion highlighted in the attached report about the enormous difference between the reported MRP and retailer price of an essential cancer medicine once again raises an important question about medicine pricing, affordability and the burden placed on patients.For HPVT, this question is not new.We started this journey in 2009.Seventeen years later, we have three not-for-profit pharmacies—and we are determined to establish more pharmacies on the same model.Because for a patient:Medicine is not a commodity.Medicine is a necessity.And sometimes, medicine is life itself.Alhamdulillah for the journey so far. The mission continues.#hpvtrust #notforprofit #AffordableHealthcare #medicineforall #PatientCare #HealthcareForAll #socialresponsibility #TouchingLives ...

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💙 A Journey Home — 142 km for a Young Life22 September 2026 | HPVTrustNearly two years ago, a road traffic accident changed the life of a young man who is only 20 years old. Since then, he has been unable to work and has required continued medical care and follow-up.He lost his father at a young age and is now supported by his mother and two sisters, one of whom is married. Before the accident, he was associated with the Srinagar Municipal Committee as a Brand Ambassador and had contributed to cleanliness efforts, including helping keep Dal Lake clean since his childhood.After his follow-up at the Government Hospital for Bone & Joint Surgery, Barzulla, he was discharged today. HPVTrust arranged his return journey and safely dropped him at his home in Laharwar Pora, District Bandipora—a journey of approximately 142 km one way.He is currently living in a tin shed and continues to need support and assistance. An ex-municipal official has also been helping him in whatever way possible.At HPVTrust, we remain committed to providing free ambulance services to eligible patients in need, whenever assistance is required.Today, it was not simply an ambulance journey. It was a safe journey home for a young person who has already faced far too much.Join the cause and save lives.HPVTrust — Touching Lives Since 1998📞 8717033309📧 hpvtrust@gmail.com🌐 hpvtrust.org ...

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