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Kalpavriksham Trust, in collaboration with Privaram Cancer Hospital, successfully organized a cancer screening camp at Sumaithangi Trust, Perumbakkam, under the banner of Project Femicare+. The initiative was generously supported by Global Cancer Concern India through their CSR contributions.The camp delivered essential preventive healthcare services to the local community, benefiting 55 individuals. This included 38 mammogram screenings and 24 Pap smear tests, aimed at early […]

Kalpavriksham Trust collaborated with Privaram Cancer Hospital to organize an impactful awareness talk on early detection and preventive healthcare at Sumaithangi Trust.This session aimed to educate the community about the importance of recognizing early signs of cancer, understanding available screening options, and adopting healthier lifestyle habits to reduce cancer risk.Experts from Privaram Cancer Hospital provided valuable insights, shared real-life

We are proud to announce that Dr. M. Banu Priya, Senior Consultant Radiation Oncologist and Founder of Privaram Cancer and Research Institute, has been awarded the Change Maker Doctor Award on 4th April 2025 at The Presidency Club, Egmore.This prestigious recognition, presented by JEI Health Care Solutions and organized by Parivu Charitable Trust, with My Screen Media as the media partner, celebrates her unwavering commitment to advancing

Kalpavriksham Trust, in collaboration with Privaram Cancer Hospital, successfully organized a cancer screening event at Achariya Bala Siksha Mandir, Chinna Nolambur, under the Project Femicare+ initiative. This targeted outreach provided vital preventive healthcare services to 12 beneficiaries, including 2 Pap smear tests and 10 HPV vaccination.The primary objective of the camp was to promote early detection and enhance health awareness among vulnerable groups, reinforcing a shared

Kalpavriksham Trust and Privaram Cancer Hospital collaborated to conduct a cancer screening event at AV Thomas Leather and Allied Products Private Limited under Project Femicare+. The event was generously sponsored by Five Star Business Finance Limited through their CSR funds.This initiative benefited a total of 71 individuals, including 44 mammogram screenings and 43 Pap smear

As part of Project Shakthi, Kalpavriksham Trust, in collaboration with Privaram Cancer Hospital, organized a Cancer Awareness Talk at Tiruvottiyur. Led by Dr. Manikandan, the session was attended by 150+ participants, focusing on the significance of early detection through mammograms, Pap smear tests, and HPV vaccines.The session highlighted the crucial role of these screenings in

Kalpavriksham Trust collaborated with Privaram Cancer Hospital to organize an awareness talk at Tiruvottiyur Corporation Hall, Tiruvottiyur. The Cancer Awareness Talk, Dr. Banu Priya led the session, attended by 200 participants, aims to educate and empower the community on the importance of early detection and preventive healthcare. By understanding risk factors, recognizing early symptoms, and

The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at St. Joseph’s College of Engineering, in association with IEEE Women in Engineering Affinity Group SJCE SB (SBA60101), organized a health awareness session and mammogram test under the theme “Her Health Horizon.” Dr. M. Banu Priya, a distinguished Senior Consultant Radiation Oncologist, was invited as the Chief Guest

Kalpavriksham Trust and Privaram Cancer Hospital collaborated to conduct a cancer screening event at Sri Narayana Party Hall, Thiruvottriyur, under Project Femicare+. The event was generously sponsored by Five Star Business Finance Limited through their CSR funds.This initiative benefited a total of 71 individuals, including 46 mammogram screenings, 45 Pap smear tests and 13 HPV

Kalpavriksham Trust and Privaram Cancer Hospital collaborated to conduct a cancer screening event at AV Thomas Leather and Allied Products Private Limited under Project Femicare+. The event was generously sponsored by Five Star Business Finance Limited through their CSR funds.This initiative benefited a total of 77 individuals, including 60 mammogram screenings and 47 Pap smear