An Integrated Health Campaign under the theme “My Health, My Wealth” was successfully organised at the 32 Number Dumping Yard GMC worksite area 
, focusing on improving access to healthcare services 
and spreading awareness among workers and the local community 
.
The programme was organised by the Recovering Users Network with support from the Sikkim State AIDS Control Society under the Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Sikkim 
.
The campaign provided a range of free services including basic health screening 
and general medical checkups. Special testing facilities for hepatitis B and C, syphilis, and HIV 
were made available. A total of 89 tests were conducted during the camp 
. In addition, free dental 
and eye 
checkups were carried out, and essential medicines 
were distributed to the beneficiaries.
Alongside medical services, the campaign strongly focused on awareness and education 
. Sessions were held to inform people about HIV and AIDS prevention, encouraging safe practices 
, early testing 
, and reducing stigma and discrimination 
. The programme also addressed the issue of drug and alcohol abuse 
, promoting healthier lifestyle choices 
among participants.
Counselling and referral services 
were also provided to individuals requiring further medical attention or support. The camp saw active participation from workers and local residents 
, many of whom benefited from the free services and awareness sessions.
The organisers highlighted that such integrated health campaigns are crucial in reaching vulnerable communities 
and ensuring that healthcare, awareness, and support services are accessible to all 
. The initiative reinforced the message that maintaining good health 
is essential for overall wellbeing 
.