Most camps end when the tent comes down. The follow-through is where the reputation and the referrals actually live.
A screening camp produces three assets: people who need care now, a community that saw you show up, and a day of genuine documentary material. Most organisers use only the first and often not well.
Plan the after before the day. Who receives the borderline results, who calls them, which chamber they are referred to, and what happens if they cannot afford the next step.
Publish the follow-through, not just the crowd photograph. The number screened, the number referred and what changed for them is the story that earns trust with both patients and institutional partners.