As part of its ongoing mission to provide free healthcare to poor and underprivileged communities, Mummy Jee Educational Charitable Trust, Bodhgaya, inaugurated a free Homeopathic Mobile Clinic in the remote village of Sarvodayapuri 12 No.

The initiative was inaugurated by Mummy Jee, Dr. Jeanne PERE, Director of Mummy Jee Educational Charitable Trust, with the aim of bringing essential healthcare services closer to people living in rural and underserved areas.

During the medical camp, approximately 250 poor and underprivileged villagers received free medical consultations and treatment. The initiative provided much-needed healthcare support to people who often face difficulties in accessing regular medical facilities.

As part of the humanitarian programme, 100 sarees were also distributed among elderly, widowed, and economically disadvantaged women. The distribution brought happiness and dignity to many women in the village.

The villagers welcomed Mummy Jee with great enthusiasm and warmth. They expressed their happiness and gratitude for the free medical services and support provided through the Mobile Clinic. Many residents appreciated the Trust’s continued efforts to reach remote communities and serve people in need. We are deeply thankful to Magali for her trust, compassion, friendship, and continued support. Her contribution is much more than a donation—it is a precious act of humanity that is bringing healthcare, dignity, smiles, and hope to those who need it most.

Mummy Jee Educational Charitable Trust remains committed to its motto: “Seva is our Duty” and to continuing its service to humanity through education, healthcare, and social development.