Helping Today
Pakistan’s healthcare system suffers from a severe shortage of qualified professionals, with only 0.7 physicians and 1.5 nurses per 1,000 people. Rural and disadvantaged population face the most significant barriers to care, as access to healthcare is unevenly distributed. Furthermore, poverty is a significant reason to deny access to even basic healthcare.
How We Help
- Provide free healthcare services to impoverished communities in Pakistan.
- Establish primary healthcare centers in urban and rural areas.
- Distribute free medicine and medical supplies to those who cannot afford them.
- Provide free diagnostic facilities to the poor.
- Provision of free ophthalmology, dentistry and physiotherapy services at selected centers.
- Establish medical camps in calamity hit areas.
- Provide free clinical services through its outreach program.
