DLF Foundation, in partnership with Adharshila Trust, supports a Family Health Centre in Gurugram that provides accessible, high-quality healthcare to underserved rural and slum communities. The Centre provided free OPD consultations, diagnostic screenings, and essential medication through a team of doctors, nurses and paramedics, ensuring quality care for low-income families.
To support communities, several initiatives, including cancer screening, eye care camps, and awareness sessions on maternal and child health, nutrition, and hygiene, were organised throughout the year. In FY 2025–26, 8,595 individuals from low-income backgrounds benefited from the Project.
A multi-speciality health camp was organised at Bandhwari Village by the Adharshila Family Health Centre, in partnership with Iclinix and DLF Foundation, to provide free consultations, screenings, and medicines to rural residents. The camp covered services including CKD screening, Bone Mineral Density (BMD) tests, and comprehensive eye care, benefiting over 150 villagers and strengthening access to quality healthcare for underserved communities.
I am thankful for the medical camp being organised in our village. I have been receiving treatment at the Family Health Centre for a year now and my BP and sugar levels are now stable. These camps really help the rural community, which has limited means to spend on healthcare."
Mahipal Singh
I struggled with vision issue for a long time, but after getting my eyes checked at the health camp, I was given prescription glasses. Now, I can see clearly. I am truly thankful to Adharshila and DLF Foundation for bringing this health camp to our community and making quality care accessible for people like me.
Rajbati
Cancer being a silent, yet deadly disease often escapes detection and therefore, it is important to detect it on time. With the endeavour to detect this deadly disease, DLF Foundation in collaboration with Adharshila Trust and Tanisa Foundation organised a Cancer Screening Camp for the underserved communities of Gwal Pahari, Gurugram. As part of this initiative, Tanisa Foundation conducted a series of tests ranging from Clinical Oral Examination by ENT, PAP Smear test by Gynaecologist, Clinical Breast Examination by Gynaecologist, Blood sugar, Blood pressure, Mammography test, Dental Check-ups, and Eye Check-ups. Around 229 beneficiaries benefitted through this initiative.
Cataracts are a leading cause of bilateral blindness in India, responsible for 50-80% of cases. Limited awareness, accessibility, and high costs make treatment challenging for individuals from urban and rural slums. To address this issue, DLF Foundation and ICARE Eye Hospital have joined hands to provide free cataract surgery, enabling vision restoration. Through this initiative, 700 successful cataract surgeries have been performed for rural beneficiaries in Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, and Delhi. Through this initiative DLF Foundation aims to support underserved communities by providing accessible and affordable surgical interventions that improve quality of life.
To improve timely pre-hospital care and emergency medical transport, DLF Foundation partnered with Manipal Hospitals and Medicallz Healthcare Services to provide 24x7 ambulance support. In FY 2025–26, three Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulances were deployed across Gurugram and Delhi, to ensure rapid response and accessibility. This initiative provided vital critical emergency care to ~541 individuals during the year.
India has one of the largest population of visually impaired worldwide, making timely eye care a critical public health need. DLF QEC Medical Charitable Trust, in partnership with AKAK Clearview Foundation, implemented the Eye Screening Health & Wellness Programme in Gurugram to promote early detection and preventive care for disadvantaged communities.
Under the Programme, multiple eye screening camps were organised in NCR for local underprivileged communities to identify vision disorders. Individuals diagnosed with poor vision received customised spectacles, and those diagnosed with eye ailments received treatment, including cataract surgeries.
In FY 2025–26, the Programme screened 4,700 beneficiaries and distributed spectacles to 1,055 beneficiaries. Those diagnosed with serious conditions such as cataract and diabetic retinopathy were supported with treatment and surgeries.


DLF Foundation extended its support to the ASHA Dementia Centre in New Delhi, an initiative of Hope Ek A.S.H.A., dedicated to providing specialised care for individuals living with dementia.
The ASHA Dementia Centre addressed the critical care needs of individuals living with this neurological condition through day-care and residential facilities, ensuring a secure, dementia-friendly environment, round-the-clock medical care, and personalised attention. With therapeutic interventions, such as physiotherapy, cognitive stimulation, music engagement, and emotional counselling, the Centre supported 50 elderly beneficiaries in FY 2025-26 through this initiative.

DLF Foundation is promoting accessible, preventive healthcare through its Naturopathy, Magnet Therapy and Acupressure Therapy initiatives to enhance well-being for underserved communities. The project addresses health issues while encouraging holistic lifestyle practices for long-term benefits. Naturopathy empowered individuals with self-healing techniques involving balanced nutrition, regular exercise, and stress management to support physical and mental health. Acupressure Therapy offers a non-invasive, drug-free treatment by stimulating pressure points to relieve pain, stress, and other health issues. During the year, 7,548 beneficiaries received personalised treatments and consultations across Delhi and Gurugram.

Many individuals from economically disadvantaged backgrounds are being supported annually through the DLF QEC Medical Charitable Trust, which facilitates access to essential medical care. The project aims to bridge critical affordability gaps by providing financial assistance to NGOs, healthcare providers, and needy patients requiring urgent treatment, ensuring access to quality healthcare services.
During FY 2025–26, ~42 needy patients received medical support, including treatment for chronic liver infection, kidney transplantation, paralysis, brain tumour, and breast cancer at quality hospitals.
