Over 50 residents get Ayushman Cards at a dedicated camp for senior citizens, strengthening access to healthcare and awareness in the community.
Noida : On April 5, 2026, the Sector-19 RWA, in collaboration with YSS Foundation, successfully organized the fourth Ayushman Card camp at the community center for senior citizens. The initiative aimed to connect the elderly with government health protection schemes and ensure timely access to medical facilities.
Over 50 residents completed registration
More than 50 residents participated in the camp and registered for their Ayushman Cards. The initiative proved especially beneficial for those who were either unaware of the scheme or had not yet enrolled. Along with registrations, participants were also informed about the benefits, usage, and process of the Ayushman scheme.
Youth power making a real impact. Over 50 residents got their Ayushman Cards at a special camp for senior citizens, helping them access essential healthcare benefits. A strong step towards awareness and inclusion.
The camp was led by YSS Foundation president Sachin Gupta, who, along with his team, ensured a smooth and well-organised process for all beneficiaries. Office bearers of Sector-19 RWA Laxmi Narayan, R.C. Gupta, Raj Kumar Chauhan, M.L. Pratap, S. Krishna Kumar, N.C. Varun and R.K. Pant played a key role in making the event successful.
Volunteers played a crucial role
Volunteers from YSS Foundation, including Saloni, Naitik, Tejas, Anya Pathak, Ayush Rana, Dev Kumar Sharma, Divakar, Siddhant Chaudhary, and Yash Raj Singh, actively contributed to the camp. They assisted residents with registrations, provided guidance, and ensured the event ran efficiently.
A strong step towards health awareness
The camp was not just a service initiative but also a significant step toward spreading awareness about health security and empowering senior citizens. YSS Foundation continues to remain committed to such public welfare initiatives, helping different sections of society access and benefit from government schemes.
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