Healthcare Services
Healthcare Services
Ramna Samaj Kalyan Society is committed to making healthcare more accessible to the community, particularly for underprivileged and disadvantaged people. Through free medical camps and partnerships with healthcare institutions, the Society strives to improve access to medical consultations, essential healthcare services, and affordable treatment opportunities for those in need.
Our Initiatives
The inaugural ceremony of the free medical camp was chaired by Abdus Sattar Suman, Chairman of Ramna Samaj Kalyan Society. Shamshul Alam Suman, prominent businessman and President of New Eskaton Samaj Kalyan Society (Panchayat Committee), attended as the special guest. Akbar Hossain, Treasurer of Ramna Samaj Kalyan Society, conducted the programme. Speakers included Md. Atikur Rahman, Secretary of the Society, and Dr. Toffazzal Hossain, among others.
Specialist doctors from the departments of medicine, paediatrics, dermatology, gynaecology and ophthalmology provided healthcare services at the camp. A total of 350 service recipients received free medical consultations and necessary medicines.
On 16 May 2026, Ramna Samaj Kalyan Society organised a free medical camp in Eskaton, Dhaka, with the support of New Eskaton Samaj Kalyan Society (Panchayat). Specialist doctors from medicine, paediatrics, dermatology, gynaecology and ophthalmology provided services. Patients received free medicines, and blood-group testing and diabetes screening were also conducted. A total of 350 residents of Eskaton received these services.
The camp was held in the morning at the children’s and adolescents’ playground near the entrance to New Eskaton Mosque Road. The opening ceremony was chaired by Abdus Sattar Suman, Chairman of the Society. Abu Sadiq Kayem, elected Vice-President of the Dhaka University Central Students’ Union (DUCSU), attended as chief guest. Shamshul Alam Suman, prominent businessman and President of New Eskaton Samaj Kalyan Society, was the special guest. The welcome address was delivered by Secretary Atikur Rahman, and Treasurer Akbar Hossain conducted the programme.
The camp was later visited by the Society’s adviser, Dr. Md. Helal Uddin. Also present were Advocate Sultan Uddin, Abdullah Al Faruk, Abdullah Al Maruf, Ahmad Ali Sarker, Abdul Karim Murad, Faruk Hossain and others.
Ramna Samaj Kalyan Society entered into an agreement with Ibn Sina Trust to help ensure healthcare for residents of Ramna. A ceremony was held for this purpose at Ibn Sina D-Lab in Malibagh on the morning of 4 September. Abdus Sattar Suman, Chairman of the Society, signed the agreement, while Niaz Makhdum Shibly, Head of Business Development, signed on behalf of Ibn Sina Trust. Senior officials from both organisations were present.
Dhaka, 30 July 2026: Insaf Barakah Kidney and General Hospital and Ramna Samaj Kalyan Society signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to make healthcare more accessible and improve its quality.
At a ceremony held in the conference room of Insaf Barakah Kidney and General Hospital, Professor Dr. Ruhul Amin, Vice-Chairman of the hospital, signed the agreement on behalf of the hospital, while Abdus Sattar Suman signed on behalf of Ramna Samaj Kalyan Society.
Under the MoU, members of the Society and their family members will receive special discounts and benefits on specified medical services at Insaf Barakah Kidney and General Hospital.
Those present included Abdul Kaiyum Faisal, DGM of the hospital; Md. Hafizur Rahman, AGM and Head of Customer Care; Assistant Manager H.M. Dulal; Zaidul Haque, Vice-President of the Society and a former Senior Assistant Secretary to the Government of Bangladesh; Secretary Atikur Rahman; Executive Member Abu Ahmed Maruf; and Working Committee Members Sultan Uddin, Mahbub Elahi and Nazrul Islam, along with officials and representatives of both organisations.
The hospital’s Vice-Chairman said that the partnership with Ramna Samaj Kalyan Society would help extend quality healthcare to more people and formed part of the hospital’s social responsibility.
The Society stated that the agreement would enable its members to access quality medical services more easily. It would also create opportunities for free treatment for extremely poor and disadvantaged people within Ramna Police Station’s jurisdiction. Both parties expressed their commitment to jointly organise future health-awareness programmes and free medical camps.
