Screening → identification → intervention → education
Clinical services
Free ENT and general-physician consultation, medicines, Hb testing, dental check-up, hearing-health assessment, cancer and anaemia awareness, preventive counselling and identification of participants requiring further medical attention.
Clinical team: Dr Pramod Jangra, ENT Specialist (Dr Bhushan Kathuria & Team); Dr Ravi, General Physician; Mr Dinesh, Lab Technician; Miss Arti, Nursing Staff; Mr Ritik, Pharmacist; Mr Sahil, OT Staff.
Awareness · Mr Sarvesh Kumar
Children were taught safe ear-care practices and encouraged to seek qualified medical help for ear pain, blockage, discharge, reduced hearing or a suspected foreign body. The session also covered cancer awareness, early identification, anaemia, nutrition and timely consultation.
Clinical intervention · chalk foreign body
A piece of chalk lodged in a child's ear was identified and successfully removed by Dr Pramod Jangra. The anonymised incident was then used as a practical teaching point: never insert chalk, pencils, pens, matchsticks, sticks or other objects into the ear.
Anaemia findings
Of 61 Hb tests, 2 mild and 2 moderate anaemia findings were recorded; 0 severe. Those with low haemoglobin were advised on medical consultation, nutrition and follow-up as required.
Why routine ENT screening matters
Ear wax was identified in 23 children. Caregivers and children were advised against unsafe self-cleaning and guided toward appropriate ENT follow-up where needed.
Next outreach · 22 September 2026
Whisper Wellness continues at Seva Bharti Vidyalaya, Satya Nagar, Hisar. The upcoming page will convert into a verified field report after the activity is completed and records are reconciled.
View 22 September announcement →