HPV Vaccination Camp Inaugurated at LKML Hospital, Hedri.
Lloyds Kali Ammal Memorial Hospital (LKML), Hedri, in association with Lloyds Infinite Foundation (LIF), successfully inaugurated an HPV Vaccination Camp today to promote women’s health and cancer prevention. The camp was inaugurated by Mrs. Kirthy Reddy, Director, LIF, who personally addressed the attendees, highlighting the importance of the vaccination program and encouraging participation. The HPV vaccine is being administered free of cost as part of LIF’s commitment to preventive healthcare. A total of 80 candidates received the vaccine during the camp, including 5 candidates from the 9–14 age group and 75 candidates from the 15–26 age group. The first recipient of the vaccine was Dhani Sarkar, a 12-year-old student of Class VII from Ashti. The event marked another significant step towards improving health awareness and protection among young girls and women in the region.
LKML Hospital Marks a Milestone with 200 Safe Deliveries.
In a heartwarming milestone for maternal and child health in the region, LKML Hospital has successfully conducted 200 safe deliveries, bringing joy and renewed trust to families across Gadchiroli. Established to provide quality healthcare to remote and underserved communities, LKML Hospital has become a trusted name in the region, especially for expectant mothers. Each delivery marks not just the birth of a child but the rise of hope in a district long in need of accessible and compassionate medical care. The hospital’s dedicated team of doctors, nurses, and support staff work round the clock to ensure safe childbirth through modern medical practices, clean facilities, and emotional care for both mother and child. From tribal villages to mining settlements, women from all walks of life now look to LKML as a safe and respectful space to welcome their little ones. A representative from the hospital shared, “Each of these 200 births is a celebration—not just of life, but of trust, health, and community care. We are proud to be part of these families’ most precious moments.” As Gadchiroli continues its journey of development, LKML Hospital stands as a symbol of progress in healthcare, proving that with the right care and commitment, even the most remote regions can deliver miracles.
Health Awareness and Support Drive Held at Shengaon Village.
Health Awareness and Support Drive Held at Shengaon Village: Over 150 Beneficiaries Reached Through MMU Services and Equipment Distribution. A comprehensive health and hygiene initiative was held at Zilla Parishad School, Shengaon, benefiting adolescent girls, women, elderly, and differently-abled citizens. Organized by the Mobile Medical Unit (MMU) team, the program included menstrual hygiene awareness sessions for 45 participants and free sanitary napkin distribution. General health check-ups were provided to 36 villagers, while 118 beneficiaries received essential health-support equipment like wheelchairs, walking sticks, and commode chairs. The event, graced by Hon. Vikas Varma, highlighted a strong commitment to inclusive and community-centered healthcare.
Lloyds Infinite Foundation Distributes Health Equipment to the Differently-Abled and Elderly in Mhatardevi Village.
In a meaningful step toward inclusive welfare, Lloyds Infinite Foundation, in collaboration with Lloyds Metals & Energy Ltd., organized a health support distribution program at Mhatardevi Gram Panchayat. A total of 90 differently-abled and senior citizens received essential aids such as wheelchairs, patient beds, walking sticks, and lumbar belts. The event was inaugurated by Mrs. Vidya Pal (AGM, LIF) and Sarpanch Mrs. Sandhya Patil, along with local dignitaries and community members. Both leaders praised the initiative as a symbol of dignity and empowerment for those in need. The initiative reaffirmed the Foundation’s ongoing commitment to uplifting underserved communities through compassion-driven outreach.
MMU Health Camp Conducted at Nakoda Village: Focus on NCD Screening and Menstrual Awareness.
A Mobile Medical Unit (MMU) health camp was organized at Nakoda on June 20, 2025, providing essential medical care and health awareness to the rural community. A total of 76 patients were treated, including 15 with non-communicable diseases (NCDs) like diabetes and hypertension. The camp also addressed skin and chronic conditions, while a special session on menstrual hygiene for 55 adolescent girls and women promoted safe practices and awareness. Free sanitary pads were distributed. The initiative reinforced MMU’s dedication to accessible rural healthcare and women’s health education.
Lloyds Foundation and Lloyds Metals Distribute Healthcare Aids to Differently-Abled and Elderly at Wadha and Sawangi Villages.
Yavatmal: In a heartwarming social welfare initiative, Lloyds Infinite Foundation, in collaboration with Lloyds Metals & Energy Ltd., organized healthcare aid distribution programs at Wadha and Sawangi Gram Panchayats. A total of 202 elderly and differently-abled citizens received essential support materials like wheelchairs, walking sticks, patient beds, and lumbar belts—greatly enhancing their mobility and comfort. The events were inaugurated by Mr. Sandipan Bagchi (DGM, Lloyds Metals) and Mrs. Shalutai Thakare (Sarpanch, Sawangi), in the presence of dignitaries including Mr. Vijay Pidurkar and Mrs. Vidya Pal (AGM, LIF). The programs were coordinated with active support from Gram Panchayat members, ASHA workers, and the LIF team. The visible joy of the beneficiaries reflected the true impact of this compassionate CSR initiative.
MMU Initiative Begins at Dhanora with Menstrual Hygiene Awareness and Health Services.
In a meaningful step toward strengthening rural healthcare and hygiene awareness, the Mobile Medical Unit (MMU) launched its services in Dhanora village on June 16, 2025. The event was inaugurated by Shri Vinod Khewle, Deputy Sarpanch of Dhanora, and witnessed enthusiastic participation from villagers. A special awareness session on menstrual hygiene was conducted for 43 adolescent girls, aiming to promote safe practices and challenge prevailing taboos around menstruation. Sanitary napkins were distributed to all young girls and women of menstruating age to encourage healthy hygiene habits. In addition to the awareness campaign, the MMU team provided free health check-ups to 48 villagers, offering vital medical support in an otherwise underserved region. The day’s services were led by Dr. Payal Kondekar, along with Mr. Roshan Kamble, Mr. Roshan Lohakare, and Outreach Worker Priya Pimpalkar. This launch marks a vital beginning for healthcare access in Dhanora and sets the tone for future outreach efforts, especially those aimed at women’s health, empowerment, and rural well-being.
26 Donors Join Blood Donation Drive Flagged Off by Honourable MD Sir
Lloyds Infinite Foundation organized a blood donation drive at LKAM Hospital, Hedri. The initiative saw 26 committed donors step forward to contribute towards saving lives. The drive was formally flagged off with great enthusiasm, led by our Honourable Managing Director Sir, who once again inspired all by being the first to donate blood. His continued presence and active participation in such social causes remain a source of motivation for the entire Lloyds family. The Foundation reaffirms its dedication to public health and community service through consistent, meaningful initiatives like this.
Supporting Kidney Center Development at Breach Candy Hospital.
In a heartfelt tribute to our late founder, R. N. Gupta Ji, we recently extended our support to the development of the Kidney Center at Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai. This contribution is an important step in furthering our commitment to healthcare and ensuring that vital medical services reach those in need. The Kidney Center is set to provide cutting-edge treatments and specialized care to individuals facing kidney-related health issues. Through this initiative, we honor the legacy of R. N. Gupta Ji, whose vision for community welfare and health continues to inspire us in all our endeavors.
A Noble Gesture of Giving: Blood Donation Drive Held at LKAM Hospital.
In a heartening display of community spirit and compassion, 26 generous donors participated in a blood donation camp organized at Lloyds Kali Ammal Memorial (LKAM) Hospital, Hedri. The drive was aimed at supporting medical needs in the region and promoting the importance of regular blood donation. Setting an inspiring example, Lloyds Metals and Energy Ltd.’s Managing Director, Mr. B. Prabhakaran, was once again the first to step forward and donate blood, encouraging others to follow suit with his commitment to social causes. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from staff, locals, and volunteers, reflecting a strong sense of solidarity and care for the well-being of others. Such initiatives not only help save lives but also foster a culture of health awareness and active citizenship in the community.