Events
Keya Cares Foundation, in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Goregaon, conducted an Oral Health Screening Camp in Goregaon, where over 65 individuals were screened. We are pleased to share that no cases of oral cancer were detected. The camp was successfully led by Dr. Akansha Kandoi, whose efforts are deeply appreciated. This initiative marks Phase I of our oral health program, with Phase II scheduled for 12th October 2025, reaffirming our commitment to preventive healthcare and community well-being.
Keya Cares Foundation had the privilege of being a part of the Mega Camp organized by Narayan Arogya Seva unit. The camp was a truly massive initiative, dedicated to serving the community on a large scale. Our team had the opportunity to conduct screenings exclusively for female patients, and we are proud to share that over 105 women were successfully screened during this impactful event. The screenings were carried out under the expertise of Dr. Akansha Kandoi from Keya Cares Foundation, whose dedicated efforts made this initiative a success. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Narayan Arogya Seva family for organizing such a mega camp and for giving us the opportunity to join hands with them in this noble cause. We look forward to many more such meaningful collaborations in the future.
Oral and Breast Health Screening & Awareness Camp – Mankhurd West 14th September 2025 On 14th September 2025, an Oral and Breast Health Screening and Awareness Camp was successfully conducted at Mankhurd West from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Around 35 patients were screened during the camp for both oral health and breast health. The breast health checkup and awareness session was led by Dr. Ritika Bhandari, a renowned Breast Oncoplastic Surgeon. Along with clinical examinations, she also guided the women on how to perform breast self-examination to promote early detection and awareness of breast cancer. The oral health screening camp was conducted by Dr. Akansha Kandoi, a dedicated Oral Onco-Reconstructive Surgeon. Patients were screened for oral health issues, and awareness was created about preventive care and early signs of oral cancer. This camp provided the community with access to preventive screenings, awareness, and guidance, thereby helping in promoting healthier lifestyles and early detection of diseases. We are deeply thankful to Dr. Ritika Bhandari and Dr. Akansha Kandoi for their valuable time, expertise, and commitment to community health. Their contribution played a vital role in the success of this initiative.
Keya Cares Foundation Donation Drive – 27th July 2025 Keya Cares Foundation had the privilege of donating stationery articles and grocery items to the children at Maranatha Harvest Mission Orphanage, Chembur on 27th July 2025. This meaningful contribution was made possible through the generous support of Mrs. Varsha Kandoi, whose kindness and commitment to giving back to the community continue to inspire us all. Her selfless dedication and compassionate spirit have brought smiles to many young faces and reminded us of the power of empathy and generosity. We are deeply grateful to Mrs. Kandoi for her heartfelt support and for standing with us in our mission to uplift and support underprivileged children.
On 24th August 2025, Keya Cares Foundation successfully conducted an Oral Cancer Screening Camp at Bhandup (West), Mumbai. We were honored to have Dr. Sudeshna Banerjee, Head and Neck Oncosurgeon (Tata Memorial Cancer Hospital), lead the camp and guide the participants. A total of 9 patients were screened during the camp, and we are pleased to share that none of them were diagnosed with cancer. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Sudeshna Banerjee for her support and expertise. Keya Cares Foundation remains committed to organizing more such health initiatives for the benefit of our communities.
Oral Cancer Screening Camp – 27th July 2025, Goregaon West Keya Cares Foundation organized an Oral Cancer Screening Camp on 27th July 2025 at Goregaon West in collaboration with Debabrata Auro Foundation who hosted skincare camp. Nearly 35 patients from the local community were screened during the camp. We were privileged to have Dr. Akanksha Kandoi lead the screenings. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to her for dedicating her valuable time and expertise to serve the underprivileged community. This initiative reflects our commitment to early detection, preventive healthcare, and spreading awareness about oral cancer among those with limited access to medical facilities.
We are thrilled to share the success of the Dental Camp organized in Bhandup West on 6th July 2025. The camp witnessed an enthusiastic response, with around 32 patients screened for various dental concerns. Dr. Prathamesh Dhore’s expert consultation and compassionate approach were highly appreciated by all attendees. The event proved to be a much-needed initiative, bringing essential oral healthcare services to the local community. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Dhore for his dedication and to all the patients who participated. The overwhelming turnout and positive feedback made the camp a huge success. A big THANK YOU to everyone who turned up and made this initiative impactful. Your smiles made it all worthwhile! 😊✨ Let’s continue spreading awareness about oral health and making a difference—one smile at a time. 💙
We are pleased to report the successful execution of the Oral Cancer Awareness and Screening Camp held in Mahim on 13th April 2025. The initiative was led by Dr. Akansha Kandoi, a distinguished specialist in oral health and oncology, and aimed at promoting early detection and raising public awareness about oral cancer—a preventable yet potentially life-threatening disease. Camp Highlights • Comprehensive Screenings Conducted: A total of 12 individuals from the local community underwent oral cancer screenings. The focus was on identifying early symptoms, which are often asymptomatic or overlooked in the initial stages. • Facilitated Access to Care: The patient diagnosed with oral cancer has been offered free treatment at Tata Memorial Hospital, one of India’s foremost cancer care institutions. The hospital has generously committed to conducting the necessary surgical procedures at no cost, thereby eliminating financial barriers to care and ensuring the patient receives timely and quality treatment. Community Education and Engagement Beyond clinical assessments, the camp placed a strong emphasis on awareness-building and preventive education: • Participants were educated on the risk factors associated with oral cancer, including tobacco and alcohol use, poor oral hygiene, and dietary habits. • Information sessions highlighted the significance of routine oral check-ups, self-examinations, and early reporting of symptoms such as persistent mouth sores or lumps. • Informational materials and one-on-one consultations were provided to reinforce healthy lifestyle choices and encourage proactive health-seeking behavior. Acknowledgements We extend our sincere appreciation to: • Dr. Akansha Kandoi, for her expert guidance, dedication, and commitment to public health. • Tata Memorial Hospital, for their continued support and generosity in offering life-saving care to patients in need. • All community participants, whose involvement reflects an encouraging step toward cultivating a more health-aware society. Looking Forward This initiative underscores our commitment to early detection, accessible healthcare, and community empowerment. We aim to conduct regular screening and awareness camps across more regions in the future, ensuring broader reach and deeper impact. Together, we can make significant strides in preventing oral cancer through education, early intervention, and equitable healthcare access.
Oral Cancer Awareness and Screening Camp – Advancing Early Detection and Community Health We are pleased to report the successful execution of the Oral Cancer Awareness and Screening Camp held in Bandra on 2nd March 2025. The initiative was led by Dr. Akansha Kandoi, a distinguished specialist in oral health and oncology, and aimed at promoting early detection and raising public awareness about oral cancer—a preventable yet potentially life-threatening disease. Camp Highlights • Comprehensive Screenings Conducted: A total of 28 individuals from the local community underwent oral cancer screenings. The focus was on identifying early symptoms, which are often asymptomatic or overlooked in the initial stages. • Crucial Early Diagnosis: Among those screened, one case of oral cancer was detected. This diagnosis highlights the indispensable role of regular screenings in early intervention, significantly improving the likelihood of successful treatment and recovery. • Facilitated Access to Care: The patient diagnosed with oral cancer has been offered free treatment at Tata Memorial Hospital, one of India’s foremost cancer care institutions. The hospital has generously committed to conducting the necessary surgical procedures at no cost, thereby eliminating financial barriers to care and ensuring the patient receives timely and quality treatment. Community Education and Engagement Beyond clinical assessments, the camp placed a strong emphasis on awareness-building and preventive education: • Participants were educated on the risk factors associated with oral cancer, including tobacco and alcohol use, poor oral hygiene, and dietary habits. • Information sessions highlighted the significance of routine oral check-ups, self-examinations, and early reporting of symptoms such as persistent mouth sores or lumps. • Informational materials and one-on-one consultations were provided to reinforce healthy lifestyle choices and encourage proactive health-seeking behavior. Acknowledgements We extend our sincere appreciation to: • Dr. Akansha Kandoi, for her expert guidance, dedication, and commitment to public health. • Tata Memorial Hospital, for their continued support and generosity in offering life-saving care to patients in need. • All community participants, whose involvement reflects an encouraging step toward cultivating a more health-aware society. Looking Forward This initiative underscores our commitment to early detection, accessible healthcare, and community empowerment. We aim to conduct regular screening and awareness camps across more regions in the future, ensuring broader reach and deeper impact. Together, we can make significant strides in preventing oral cancer through education, early intervention, and equitable healthcare access.
We are pleased to announce the successful completion of the Oral Cancer Awareness and Check-up Camp held in Bandra on 16th February 2025. Dr. Akansha Kandoi, a renowned expert in the field, led the screening and consultation sessions. The camp aimed at raising awareness about oral cancer and promoting the importance of early detection through regular screenings. Key Highlights of the Camp: • 28 Patients Screened: A total of 28 individuals were screened during the camp. The screening focused on detecting early signs of oral cancer, which can often go unnoticed in its early stages. • Early Detection: Among the 28 patients, one individual was diagnosed with oral cancer. This highlights the importance of regular screenings and early detection, as it can significantly increase the chances of successful treatment and recovery. • Free Treatment Support: The patient diagnosed with oral cancer will receive free treatment at Tata Memorial Hospital, one of India’s leading cancer treatment centers. The hospital has generously offered to operate on the patient at no cost, ensuring they receive the necessary care without financial barriers. Raising Awareness: • The camp not only provided screenings but also focused on educating the community about the risks of oral cancer, its symptoms, and preventive measures. The importance of avoiding tobacco, alcohol, and other risk factors, as well as maintaining good oral hygiene, was emphasized throughout the event. • Participants also received detailed information on how regular check-ups and self-examination can help in early detection of oral cancer, which is crucial for better prognosis and treatment outcomes. A Word of Thanks: We extend our gratitude to Dr. Akansha Kandoi for her expertise and dedication, as well as to Tata Memorial Hospital for their unwavering support in providing free treatment for the patient. A special thanks to all the participants who took the initiative to get screened and learn more about oral cancer. Your proactive participation is an essential step toward building a cancer-aware community. Future Camps: We hope to continue offering similar camps in the future to provide more opportunities for individuals to be screened, educated, and empowered to take control of their health. Stay Informed, Stay Healthy, and Protect Your Smile!
On the 20th of December 2024, Keya Cares Foundation joined hands with the beautiful souls of Maranatha Orphanage in Chembur for a heartwarming celebration filled with laughter, love, and togetherness. The event was a magical blend of festive spirit and meaningful connection. The children of Maranatha, whom we lovingly refer to as the “Angels,” welcomed the Keya Cares team with songs, smiles, and handcrafted decorations that lit up the space with joy. Volunteers and team members from the Foundation organized a fun-filled day with singing and dancing. A delicious festive meal brought with love by our donors and well-wishers. The celebration ended with a lively dance session, where everyone—from the kids to the volunteers—joined in with unfiltered happiness. This event truly reflected the mission of Keya Cares: to spread kindness, create joyful moments, and make a lasting impact in the lives of children. We are deeply grateful to the Maranatha Orphanage for their hospitality and to everyone who made this celebration so special. Together, we continue to believe—every child deserves a reason to smile.