Lives transformed as Bukedea residents express grateful hearts to donations and treatment.

The crowd from Bukedea and the neighboring districts that turned up for the RR Eye Camp at the Bukedea Teaching Hospital expressed excitement, and grateful hearts to the donations and treatment they received during medical camp organized by Ruparelia Foundation and partners.  

Among the notable beneficiaries was a 104 year senile woman named Amoding Esther, who received a wheelchair from Sudhir Ruparelia breaking down into tears of joy as he she blessed Dr. Sudhir to live the longest years he desired.

At Bukedea Hospital people have witnessed how lives have been transformed by the medical camp organised in memory of the late Rajiv Ruparelia as thousands received eye care and donations

The old woman Amoding expressed heartfelt gratitude after receiving the wheelchair, which she said will support her mobility while living her old days while offering a strong prayer with the community members for Sudhir’s compassion for the vulnerable people in Eastern Uganda.

After the Bukedea Teaching Hospital, camp Sudhir whispered that the next one will be held in Kasese in the south western part of Uganda as part of bigger vision outlook of the Ruparelia Foundation. 

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PICTORIAL ?: It’s Day Three and the final day of the impactful Rajiv Ruparelia Memorial Eye Camp at Bukedea Teaching Hospital, with thousands still turning up for free eye treatment provided by doctors under the Ruparelia Foundation and Anita Annet Among.

Also at the heart  of the camp’s success is Victoria University, led by VC Lawrence Muganga, alongside Bukedea College of Health Sciences, whose hundreds of medical student volunteers have supported registration, diagnosis, and dispensing of medicines and glasses throughout the outreac

Among those special I dividuals who supported the camp are;  the Bukedea District Woman MP Speaker Among Anita and Kachumbala County MP-Elect Hon. David Beecham Okwere for hosting the life-changing initiative at the Teaching Hospital grounds.