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  1. MS PRIYA DUTT SUPPORTING CANCER PATIENTS AID ASSOCIATION INDIA

    Our trustee Ms Priya Dutt supporting 

  2. 'SAVE A LIFE' - INITIATIVE WITH TATA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN 2009

    The Nargis Dutt Foundation initiated the 'Save A Life' initiative with Tata Memorial Hospital in 2009, when there was no awareness on platelet donation. For this, platelet awareness drives were conducted in colleges and corporates across Mumbai.

  3. FREE MEGA CANCER SCREENING CAMP : 15TH DEC 2018, MOUNT MARY, BANDRA

    Awareness, early diagnosis and timely treatment are some of the best ways to fight cancer.

    Approximately 200 individuals (100 Males and 100 Females) attended our Free Mega Cancer Screening Camp held on 15th December in Mount Mary, Bandra, Mumbai. The camp was held in association with CPAA INDIA (Cancer Patients Aid Association).

  4. FREE MEGA MEDICAL CAMP ON 12TH AUGUST AT GOOD SHEPARD CHURCH, FOUR BUNGALOWS ROAD

    Over 200 individuals attended our Free Mega Medical Camp on 12th August at Good Shepard Church, Four Bungalows Road. The camp had complete cancer screening for Men and Women and was held in association with CPAA INDIA (Cancer Patients Aid Association)

  5. OVER 400 INDIVIDUALS ATTENDED MEGA MEDICAL CAMP FOR WOMEN HELD TODAY ON THE MARINE ROAD

    Over 400 individuals attended our mega medical camp for women held today on the Marine Road. The camp was held in association with CPAA India (Cancer Patients Aid Association).

    The camp included cancer screening for several types of cancer. The camp also included blood Check up,Eye Check up, E.N.T. Check up, Physician Check up, Gyneocological examination and free medication for women.

  6. OVER 200 INDIVIDUALS ATTENDED MEGA MEDICAL CAMP IN BANDRA EAST

    Over 200 individuals attended our mega medical camp held today in Bandra East. The camp was held in association with CPAA INDIA (Cancer Patients Aid Association)

    The camp included cancer screening for women and men for cervical, breast and prostrate cancer. The camp also included blood check up, general checkup for adults and children, ENT check up and free medication. TB screening was also a part of the camp.

  7. OVER 200 INDIVIDUALS ATTENDED MEGA MEDICAL CAMP IN KALINA

    Over 200 individuals attended our mega medical camp held today in Kalina. The camp was held in association with CPAA INDIA (Cancer Patients Aid Association)

    The camp included cancer screening for women and men for cervical, breast and prostrate cancer. The camp also included blood check up, general checkup for adults and children, ENT check up and free medication. TB screening was also a part of the camp.

  8. OVER 200 INDIVIDUALS ATTENDED MEGA MEDICAL CAMP HELD IN KAJUPADA, CHANDIVALI ON 10TH JAN 2018

    Over 200 individuals attended our mega medical camp held in Kajupada, Chandivali on 10th jan 2018. The camp was held in association with CPAA INDIA (Cancer Patients Aid Association).

    The camp included cancer screening for women and men for cervical, breast and prostrate cancer. The camp also included blood check up, general checkup, ENT check up and free medication. TB screening was also a part of the camp.

  9. CANCER HOSPITAL IN NAVANAGAR, HUBLI

    The Nargis Dutt Foundation under the guidance of Shri Sunil Duttji had donated an endoscopy unit to the Karnataka Cancer Hospital in Navanagar, Hubli, in 2004. Across these 14 years, tens of thousands of patients have benefited from this unit. The unit is still in use today and our trustee Smt Priya Dutt visited the hospital today.

  10. CANCER SCREENING CAMP, GANJE VILLAGE, PALGHAR ON 12TH NOV 2016

    Approx 175 Men and Women from Ganje Village in Palghar were screened and counseled for cancer. General Physicians, Oncologists, ENT, Gynecologists, Pathologists and Counselors were all part of this camp. The crowd was counseled on the importance of cancer screening and hygiene. It was the first time that many had heard about Cervical Cancer and the importance of self breast examination.

    Free one month rations were also distributed to the villagers.

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