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OUR PROJECTS
FROM SETTING
UP MEDICAL CAMPS
TO DISTRIBUTING
MEDICAL RATIONS...
Medical Camp + Ration Distribution - Pir Jo Gooth, Sindh, Pakistan - November 2022
We set up two medical camps in a village affected by the Floods near Khairpur including Pir Jo Gooth.
We reviewed around 2000 patients in the two days. We also provided free consultations, and free medicines along with free Malarial Parasite and Dengue fever tests.
We also distributed around 180 ration packets in the area to the flood victims delivered by hand during the two days.
We had 34 volunteers in our team including 18 doctors from Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Surgery Orthopaedics, Dermatology, Pulmonology, and General medicine.
We also want to mention our special thanks to Professor Farhan Essa, Dr Shafiqa, Honourable Pir Pagara Saheb and their family for their kind support and hospitality.
We would like to thank to all the dedicated medical professionals and the support staff involved who made this camp a great success Alhamdulillah!
All of this was possible because of Allah Almighty help and support including all of your kind support and donations.
Medical Camp - Nangarparkar, Tharparker District, Pakistan , March 2022
During this free medical camp, over 33500 patients were seen by 25-30 specialist doctors over the course of two days. This was held at the local hospital situated in Nangarparkar of Tharparker district in Pakistan. The medical camp was supported by the Nizamuddin Foundation working with the border force control to maintain discipline and security.
A range of specialists helped in running the medical camps - Medicine with pulmonology, dermatology, surgery with Orthopaedic & physical therapy, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, and Dentistry.
This was an incredible lifetime opportunity for medical students and young doctors to develop their clinical skillset to make a difference to underprivileged patients on the ground.
We welcome and invite students and professionals from medical and non-medical backgrounds to join future medical camps!
Ration Distribution, Flood Disaster - Pakistan 2022
Millions of people have been affected by the sheer floods having to leave their destroyed homes. Emergency relief was carried out to help those stranded from the flooding and heavy rains leaving them with no food, shelter, drinking water and medications.
We worked closely with the 'Nizamuddin Trust' to provide food rations, drinking water and medications to flood victims in Badin and Tando Bago.
From your kind donations, we supplied 200 ration bags, lankets, pillowed, sheets and medicine supplies which was supported by a free medical camp in the area.
Medical Ration Distribution - Thaata + Chohar Jamali, Sindh + Karachi, Pakistan 2022
We were pleased to provide 52 ration bags with 1 month's worth of supplies delivered to the underprivileged citizens during the time of Ramadan Alhamdulillah.
We also provided 1 month's worth of rations for 100 poor families in Malir, Karachi, Pakistan during Ramadan. We would like to thank all the volunteers for their kind contributions.
Medical Camp + Ration Distribution - Umarkot, Thar Dessert, 31 October 2022
During this free medical camp, over 1000 underprivileged patients were seen by medical professionals over the course of two days. This was held at Umarkot, Thar Dessert, Sindh.
Alongside the medical camp, the Essa Laboratory kindly provided free blood tests with medical check-ups. We would also like to appreciate the hard work of the trainee Nursing interpreters to support the clinic consultations in the Thari language.
We also had the opportunity to provide 1 month's worth of rations for 300 deprived families. The rations were delivered by the Chinchi Unique transport system as shown in the images.
This was an incredible lifetime opportunity for medical students and young doctors to develop their clinical skillset to make a difference to underprivileged patients on the ground.
We welcome and invite students and professionals from medical and non-medical backgrounds to join future medical camps!
Ration Distribution - 10th November 2021
This medical ration distribution was a compassionate initiative to provide medical diapers to a poor care home that caters to patients in need. This was situated in Dar - Ul - Sukun in Pakistan.
The free medical ration distribution not only fulfils the immediate nutritional and medical needs of the care home residents but also uplifts their spirits and creates a sense of solidarity. It serves as a reminder that the community cares about their well-being and strives to alleviate their hardships.
Through the generosity of volunteers, sponsors, and the collective efforts of the community, this initiative brings hope and relief to the residents of the care home, enabling them to lead healthier and more dignified lives.
From you kind donations, we distributed more than 300 diapers to support Elderly patient care.
Medical Camp - Kacho Village, Khairpurnathan, Sindh, April 2021
This was our first free Medical Camp organised in a deprived village situated in the Sindh region in Pakistan. For many of the citizens, they would need to travel miles to reach a local hospital.
Therefore, this two-day camp, organized by a dedicated group of medical professionals and volunteers, is conducted in an economically disadvantaged community where healthcare resources are scarce.
The camp serves as a lifeline for those who cannot afford regular medical care due to financial constraints. We offered general medical check-ups, vital observations, medications and treatments, and health education.
Patients receive personalized attention and care from qualified doctors, nurses, and support staff who generously donate their time and expertise.
We would like to thank our hard-working team of volunteers in our first successful running of this medical camp.
Coronavirus Emergency Appeal 2020
In midst of the global Coronavirus pandemic, we aimed to provide food ration packs and water to deprived areas of Pakistan.
We fundraised for the poor and needy who are badly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. They were stranded with no access to food, water, and other basic necessities. On top of this, there were hygiene issues at home and this has made it even easier for the virus to spread through poor families.
In this lockdown situation, people are also not able to work to earn the daily bread for themselves or for their family. This has caused another huge crisis among the citizens.
We also worked in providing 'Personal Protective Equipment' to frontline workers who are short of this equipment when caring for patients with COVID-19 in these deprived areas.
We are working in remote areas and the poorest of hospitals of Pakistan and Bangladesh. With more funds, we will be able to reach out to more areas.
Thanks to your kind donations and support, we managed to support many people in crisis in the poorest of hospitals in Pakistan and Bangladesh.
GoFundMe Fundraising Campaign:
Orangi Town, Sindh, Pakistan
Orangi town is located in the north west part of Orangi in Sindh region. It is formerly known as the biggest slum areas of Pakistan.
We focused on helping to improve services in hospital and providing a supply of important medications and simple equipment like imaging. Personal Protective Equipment and simple hygiene measures were also provided to prevent the number of hospital associated infections.
Services Hospital, Liaquatabad
We supprted the hospital services by providing an supply of Anti-psychotic and anti-epileptic medications. These medications are crucial in the management of patients suffering from mental health issues - sometimes overlooked in third world countries because of the lack of mental health services local to the citizens..
Qatar General Hospital, Sindh Govt, Pakistan
We provided various medical equipment and medication to support one of the deprived government hospitals situated around the Sindh region.
This included a supply of Antibiotics to help offer treatment for bone infections such as Osteomyelitis for patients. We also could provide medical instruments such as Pneumatic Drills which were crucial in helping manage patients from traumatic incidents in the Emergency department.
