Established in 2017, the medical camp programme has delivered 13,424 surgeries and treatments across Sivaganga, Pudukkottai, and Ramanathapuram districts. Through well-organized medical camps connected to emergency centres, patients received timely and quality care. Services included general health check-ups, eye and dental treatments, organ donation interventions, psychological counselling, and nutritional guidance. By providing affordable healthcare without compromising quality, the programme has significantly improved access to medical services and enhanced community well-being.

School is not just a place for academic learning; it is also a vital space where students develop essential life skills. One such crucial life skill is first aid awareness. Basic first aid knowledge helps students respond calmly and responsibly during emergencies, builds self-confidence, and nurtures a strong sense of social responsibility. Recognizing the importance of early first aid education, THFCT introduced the project “Nammai Kaakum Muthaluthavi Thittam.” This initiative aims to educate school students about first aid practices and emergency response. The project is being successfully implemented in several schools across the Sivagangai District, benefiting thousands of students and creating a safer, more prepared student community.

In today’s digital age, mobile phones have become an integral part of daily life, offering ease of communication, access to information, and entertainment. However, excessive mobile phone usage—especially among children—has emerged as a serious concern. Children now spend a significant amount of time on screens, often at the cost of their physical health, emotional well-being, social interaction, and academic performance. Studies indicate that children aged 8–15 years spend an average of 5 to 7 hours per day on mobile devices. This overexposure has been linked to sleep disturbances, reduced concentration, lack of physical activity, poor social skills, anxiety, and depression.