About 400 hearing aids were fitted by a 4 man team.
A regular hearing aid clinic has been set up which runs on a weekly basis. The function of this is to maintain the hearing aids already fitted and to fit new ones | 
A young man with poor hearing | 
Article published in ENT news about the camp (Ear Nose and Throat News) |
A brief outline of what was achieved in the camp
The total at the bottom of the page is not intended to be a sum of the sections
The vast majority of the patients were General Medical | 
Thank you! Thank you | 
The total exenditure on medicine, surgey, investigations (blood test, xray, ultrasound, CT scanning including MRI scanning) was about £16,000 in 2010.
The cash was raised from donations in India and the UK |
Accomodation: Over the years we have stayed at a number of hotels. We negotiate a reduced rate for accommodation (approx £30 (Normal = £60) per night) for an on-suite room at a hotel . All volunteers pay for their own accommodation, food and flight. The total cost to a volunteer is about £1200 in total | 
Final Day dinner. One meal at the end of the Camp is paid for by the organising team (with their own money. Money is not taken from donations for this purpose) | 
The camp is no Holiday. We do help arrange visits to places of interest once the work has been done. Visits have been arranged to the India Pakistan Border, The golden temple in Amritsar, The Taj Mahal, Delhi and to a IPL cricket match. |
Visit to Taj Mehal | 
Tracey, Hilary and George | 
Adverising the Camp |
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