Medical Camp at Sirivara Village 24 and 25 September 2025
On 23 September at 7:00 pm, John Victor and Kumari began our journey to Chiravara Village with two cars and our team members. Our doctors and workers are staying overnight at Pastor Paul’s place in Makuva Village and Mandal. Tomorrow morning at 6:30 am, we will travel into the hill area — about 1 hour and 30 minutes of uphill journey. Please keep us in your prayers for a safe journey, good weather, a fruitful medical camp, and a blessed Gospel Crusade in the night. Last week, I was busy preparing and packing the medicines for this camp.
We recently had the privilege of conducting a medical camp in Sirivara village, which lies on the border of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh. The people here belong to the Savara community and are in great need of health support, as there are no hospitals or clinics nearby. The closest hospital is about 60 km away, making access to healthcare extremely difficult.
This camp was conducted on the occasion of Victor’s and Annie’s birthdays in September. Sirivara is about 140 km from Padmanabham. We travelled part of the distance by vehicle through hilly terrain, and the rest we completed on foot.
By the grace of God, we successfully organized the medical camp:
We thank God for this wonderful opportunity to serve the people of Sirivara and bring both physical healing and the Word of God to them.
On 23 September at 7:00 pm, John Victor and Kumari began our journey to Chiravara Village with two cars and our team members. Our doctors and workers are staying overnight at Pastor Paul’s place in Makuva Village and Mandal. Tomorrow morning at 6:30 am, we will travel into the hill area — about 1 hour and 30 minutes of uphill journey. Please keep us in your prayers for a safe journey, good weather, a fruitful medical camp, and a blessed Gospel Crusade in the night. Last week, I was busy preparing and packing the medicines for this camp.
We recently had the privilege of conducting a medical camp in Sirivara village, which lies on the border of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh. The people here belong to the Savara community and are in great need of health support, as there are no hospitals or clinics nearby. The closest hospital is about 60 km away, making access to healthcare extremely difficult.
This camp was conducted on the occasion of Victor’s and Annie’s birthdays in September. Sirivara is about 140 km from Padmanabham. We travelled part of the distance by vehicle through hilly terrain, and the rest we completed on foot.
By the grace of God, we successfully organized the medical camp:
- 254 patients attended and received treatment.
- 11 pastors participated in the program.
- This was the first ever medical camp to be held in this village.
- The people were overjoyed to receive care and medicines.
- Pastor Paul, who leads 15 churches in this area, hosted us and helped gather the people. On the same day, we conducted a meeting where many attended, heard the Word of God, and experienced His presence. Due to heavy rain, the meeting was held indoors.
- Pastor Israel Raj brought the medical team of doctors and helpers.
- Pastor Elisha from Visakhapatnam generously provided food and water for all – including bread, water bottles, breakfast, and lunch.
- Pastor Paul arranged our travel from Makkuva to Sirivara.
- Our church members, Sister Mary and Sister Ammaji, also contributed financially to make this possible.
We thank God for this wonderful opportunity to serve the people of Sirivara and bring both physical healing and the Word of God to them.
5th August Free Medical Camp in Mukundapuram Village India
The medical camp in Mukundapuram Village was a wonderful success, with over 100 people attending for treatment. Medicines 💊💉 were provided free of charge, and two dedicated doctors were on hand to care for the patients. Both men and women from the community came to receive medical attention. In addition to treatment, attendees benefited from valuable health counselling. We also had the joy of distributing 50 sarees and fresh fruits to those in need. The atmosphere was filled with gratitude and joy, as villagers, elders, and participants warmly expressed their appreciation and respect for the event.
The medical camp in Mukundapuram Village was a wonderful success, with over 100 people attending for treatment. Medicines 💊💉 were provided free of charge, and two dedicated doctors were on hand to care for the patients. Both men and women from the community came to receive medical attention. In addition to treatment, attendees benefited from valuable health counselling. We also had the joy of distributing 50 sarees and fresh fruits to those in need. The atmosphere was filled with gratitude and joy, as villagers, elders, and participants warmly expressed their appreciation and respect for the event.
Future Focus Ministries Australia Ltd Bringing Vital Healthcare Where It's Needed Most.
The Healthcare GapIn Australia, quality healthcare is a given—just a short drive and a Medicare card away. But across remote Indian villages, a different reality exists:
Our Solution: Comprehensive Mobile Medical CampsFuture Focus Ministries Australia bridges this critical gap by bringing complete healthcare directly to those who need it most.
Each Medical Camp Delivers:
This modest investment delivers:
Your support doesn't just fund medical camps—it creates health equity where inequality has prevailed. Through Future Focus Ministries Australia, you help ensure that location and poverty are no longer death sentences for treatable conditions.
Together, we bring healing to the hardest-to-reach communities. We turn hopelessness into health.
The Healthcare GapIn Australia, quality healthcare is a given—just a short drive and a Medicare card away. But across remote Indian villages, a different reality exists:
- Medical facilities are often days away on difficult terrain
- A single doctor visit can cost a family's entire monthly income
- Parents face impossible choices between medical care and basic necessities
- Easily treatable conditions become fatal without timely intervention
Our Solution: Comprehensive Mobile Medical CampsFuture Focus Ministries Australia bridges this critical gap by bringing complete healthcare directly to those who need it most.
Each Medical Camp Delivers:
- Expert Care: Qualified doctors and nurses volunteer their specialized skills
- Thorough Assessment: Complete medical examinations tailored to community needs
- Crucial Diagnostics: Early detection of both common and serious conditions
- Holistic Wellness: Comprehensive health checks covering all vital systems
- Immediate Treatment: Essential medications provided on-site at no cost
- Emergency Response: Seamless hospital transfer when critical care is needed
- Vision and ocular health
- Cardiovascular function and blood pressure
- Respiratory capacity and lung health
- Chronic disease management
- Communicable illness screening
- Nutritional assessment and guidance
- Immediate transportation to appropriate medical facilities
- Full coverage of all treatment costs
- Supportive care throughout recovery
- Safe return transportation to family and community
This modest investment delivers:
- Critical access to professional medical expertise
- Early intervention that prevents countless tragedies
- Effective treatment that restores health and dignity
- Community-wide peace of mind
- A foundation for healthier, more productive villages
Your support doesn't just fund medical camps—it creates health equity where inequality has prevailed. Through Future Focus Ministries Australia, you help ensure that location and poverty are no longer death sentences for treatable conditions.
Together, we bring healing to the hardest-to-reach communities. We turn hopelessness into health.
27 February 2025 The medical camp at Palapu Dugad Village was a truly meaningful and impactful event. Thanks to the dedication and teamwork of the 13-member group—including the doctors—we were able to reach this remote area and provide much-needed care.
Pastor Israel Raju’s support was instrumental. His willingness to bring his 4WD vehicle, along with the use of an auto for transporting people, helped us overcome the difficult terrain and logistical challenges.
The turnout of 150 people and the joy reflected in their eyes was deeply moving. Sharing God’s love and distributing sarees to widows in need was a heartfelt act of compassion.
We are also grateful for the kind words from Medical Officer Srinivas Rao, who recognised the importance of this outreach. His appreciation added to the sense of fulfillment felt by the entire team.
It’s clear that the camp left a lasting impact—not only on those we served, but also on all who took part.
Pastor Israel Raju’s support was instrumental. His willingness to bring his 4WD vehicle, along with the use of an auto for transporting people, helped us overcome the difficult terrain and logistical challenges.
The turnout of 150 people and the joy reflected in their eyes was deeply moving. Sharing God’s love and distributing sarees to widows in need was a heartfelt act of compassion.
We are also grateful for the kind words from Medical Officer Srinivas Rao, who recognised the importance of this outreach. His appreciation added to the sense of fulfillment felt by the entire team.
It’s clear that the camp left a lasting impact—not only on those we served, but also on all who took part.
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31st January 2025
FFMIndia organized a medical camp for underprivileged residents of Potnuru Village. Potnuru is home to the FFMIndia Bible College and also hosts free adult education classes.
A total of 125 individuals attended the camp, received medical checkups, and were provided with necessary medications. The event brought relief and joy to the community.
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18th January 2025 FFMIndia conducted a Free medical camp at Sonitivanipalem village, k. G. Puram
A remote tribal area, Vepada Mandal Vizianagaram with Pastor John Victor.
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26 September 2024 Free Medical camp was conducted Kalagada village
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5th September 2024 Free Medical and food packets
At Jami village near Padmanabham Mandel Visakhapatnam District,
Funds donated by David and Sandra Freestone and Warren and Kerry Lowlett (Helensburgh Australia)
27th October 2023, Medical camp conducted at Jami Village
Dr. Vishnu, Dr. Praharsha, Dr. Anusha, Dr. Sharon, Dr. Appa Rao, Dr. Rama Rao, participeed in this camp.
They are all team Members of N I R Hospital those were came to serve the people and help them through their treatment.
Dental checkup also conducted with general health issues.free of charge
More than 150 people came. All the villages felt very happy for the free medical help they received.
Funds donated by Warren and Kerry Lowlett ( Helensburgh Australia )
21st October 2023 Saturday Medical camp conducted at Krishnapuram Village.
Donated by Warren and Kerry Lowlett ( Helensburgh Australia )
Dr. Prabhakar and Dr. Varaprasad served and treated the people.
Many widow's and poor children who have no way to pay doctors came for free treatment.
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19 October 2023 Medical camp conducted at Katakapalli village
At Pastor Sundar Kumar's church.
Men, women and children were all seen by Dr. Kameswar Rao, Dr. Appa Rao and nurses.
Many of the people saw the medical camp advertised, came and received medical care free of charges.
Funds donated by Victor and Annie Abela
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When Paul said, 'I was not disobedient to the heavenly vision' (Acts 26:19), he meant there's only one acceptable response to God's plan - obedience!
William Carey, considered the father of modern missions, gave up comfort and fortune to go to India and introduce the gospel. One of his more memorable quotes is: 'Attempt great things for God, expect great things from God!' But you can only say that with confidence when you know what God has called you to do. What he ordains, he sustains! When you set your own goals you lack a heart-deep confidence that God is doing the work, so you wear yourself out thinking it's all up to you. However, when you know God has given you a vision for your life, you trust him, even when you can't see any way to bring it to pass.
William Carey, considered the father of modern missions, gave up comfort and fortune to go to India and introduce the gospel. One of his more memorable quotes is: 'Attempt great things for God, expect great things from God!' But you can only say that with confidence when you know what God has called you to do. What he ordains, he sustains! When you set your own goals you lack a heart-deep confidence that God is doing the work, so you wear yourself out thinking it's all up to you. However, when you know God has given you a vision for your life, you trust him, even when you can't see any way to bring it to pass.