Agrifields Organises Door-to-Door Health Drive in Rellivalasa Village

Agrifields, an advanced agricultural solutions company, successfully conducted two impactful CSR activities in rural healthcare and education in Rellivalasa village, Pusapatirega Mandal, as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen community wellbeing.

From July 3rd to 6th, a door-to-door health check-up campaign was carried out, culminating in a full-day medical camp on July 6th. The initiative provided free health screenings for over 200 villagers, with a special focus on blood pressure, sugar levels and general wellness. A team of doctors and healthcare professionals offered consultations, distributed basic medicines and delivered health and nutrition advice that were all free of cost.

“Many villagers, particularly women and the elderly, discovered health issues like high blood pressure or elevated sugar levels for the first time,” said Mr. Amit Gupta, Co-Founder & CEO of Agrifields. “We were glad to start their treatment immediately and provide them with proper guidance. The community’s response was heartening and it motivates us to continue such meaningful efforts in the future.”

As part of its commitment to education, Agrifields also supported a vibrant sports and academic celebration at Zilla Parishad High School, Rellivalasa, which saw participation from over 250 students from Grades 6-10. Students competed in team games like kabaddi and kho-kho, with the entire community turning out to cheer. Prizes were awarded to winners and runners-up, boosting morale and enthusiasm.

To inspire academic excellence, five top-performing students received cash prizes including a girl who had tragically lost both parents as a gesture of encouragement and support.

“These activities are more than events and we consider such initiatives are stepping stones toward building a healthier, more confident and motivated rural India,” added Mr. Gupta.

Agrifields remains committed to driving positive social change through its sustained CSR outreach in underserved regions.