DEEP trust marks 11-yrs with launch of mobile health bus

The bus will offer free breast and cervical cancer screening, basic diagnostics, and health education, enabling early disease detection and reducing treatment costs

DEEP Trust, a non-profit collective of doctors and responsible citizens working to uplift vulnerable children and communities, celebrated its 11th anniversary with its annual event, DEEP Elevate 2025, on Saturday at Hotel Daspalla, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad.

The milestone event brought together children, youth, educators, volunteers, partners, and supporters to reflect on the organisation’s decade-long journey and outline its future roadmap. A key highlight was the launch of the DEEP Mobile Health & Screening Bus, a fully equipped unit designed to deliver preventive healthcare directly to underserved communities. The bus will offer free breast and cervical cancer screening, basic diagnostics, and health education, enabling early disease detection and reducing treatment costs. The initiative is expected to benefit thousands of women and families.

The Mobile Health Bus was unveiled by trustees, volunteers, and advisors, including Dr Madhu Vasepalli and Ms Swati Mohanti. DEEP Trust also launched a mobile application to improve beneficiary access to information and services.

Founder Trustees Dr Rakesh Kalapala and Dr Madhu Vasepalli unveiled DEEP Vision 2030, aiming to positively impact five million lives through equitable healthcare, quality education, and skill development. The event also showcased DEEP’s flagship health, education, and skill-building programmes and honoured volunteers and partners for their contributions.