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Since 1995, Aahung has used a rights-based approach to improve access to quality sexual and reproductive health

At AMTF 100% patients are treated free of cost with the concept that “Our Patients are Our Guest”

First of its kind facility in Pakistan catering to the needs of the underprivileged, differently abled children suffering from Cerebral Palsy.

To establish, encourage, assist and support deserving or under privileged patients regardless of their sex, religion, caste, or color, and without prejudice.

The only cancer hospital with a hospice in Pakistan.

The Burns Centre is established at the heritage-protected building Jubilee Block, Dr. Ruth K. M. Pfau Civil Hospital Karachi, under the patronage of a philanthropic group “FRIENDS OF BURNS CENTRE – Patient Welfare Society” .

We are the largest and only organization in Rehab sector to have presence all over Pakistan and AJ&K.

Launched in February 2011, Charter for Compassion Pakistan (CFC) is a local initiative inspired by the global Charter for Compassion International. Our vision is to foster a compassionate mindset and actions within homes, workplaces, and communities. Through programs, tools, and activities,

It was established by Late Prof. Dr. S. M. K. Wasti along with a group of likeminded social entrepreneurs of the time. Prof. Dr. Wasti was the “First Paediatrician” of Pakistan and because of his persistent and dedicated efforts for the development and advancement of “mother, child & family healthcare”, he was given the title of “Father of Paediatrics”.

Dua Foundation has been serving people irrespective of their ethnicity, political and religious affiliation, caste or creed in far-flung areas. Their mission is: “Serving Humanity Without Discrimination”

To reach the under privileged communities for awareness, prevention, early detection and timely treatment of retinal as well as other eye diseases causing blindness.

Fatimid Foundation is the largest blood transfusion service in the NGO sector in Pakistan providing fully screened healthy blood each month to thousands of patients.

Friends of Mayo Hospital (FOMH) began in 2017 in order to help improve the quality of services offered at the Mayo Hospital, and make sure that visitors had their various needs met in an efficient manner.

KIKDA has a total of 60 technologically advanced dialysis machines. Over 170 dialysis in three consecutive shifts are performed every day. After kidney failure, dialysis is the only vital option left to save a patient’s life.

The hospital is one of the largest reputable maternity hospitals in Pakistan. It owns and utilizes state-of-the-art equipment, enabling the staff to provide comprehensive obstetric, gynecological and neonatal healthcare.

The Layton Rahmatulla Benevolent Trust (LRBT) is the largest provider of eye care in Pakistan. What began as a humble mobile unit in 1985 is now an impressive network of 19 hospitals and 54 clinics across Pakistan.

M. Hashim Memorial Trust serving the humanity by offering free complete cancer treatment to the underprivileged cancer patients

57 Years,Providing Treatment for Leprosy, TB, Blindness Control, Mother & Child Health Care and Community Based Inclusive Development.

MAF has been a pioneer in the field of early detection of cancer since 1987. Rahat Kada, Pakistan's first extensive nursing facility for cancer patients in Pakistan was initially set up by MAF in 1991 at Hali Road, Karachi.

To improve health care services for the underprivileged and is committed to improving community's health and serving the ailing humanity with passion.

National Epilepsy Centre help people with epilepsy.

Almost twenty-eight years ago Omar Medicare opened its doors in a small room with one table and one doctor to provide medical service to those patients living in villages around 8 Kassi, at that time isolated communities.

Pakistan Kidney Patients Association supports people suffering from kidney problems and also create awareness regarding kidney diseases

The Pakistan Society for Rehabilitation of Differently Abled (PSRD) was set up in 1957 for the medical treatment and rehabilitation of physically handicapped persons.

”Patients' Welfare Association is a story of love and respect for life, fueled by compassion and sincere desire for its preservation.”

Promising a better life for our community, let’s make a difference together!

SIAG is described as prestigious, indicating that it likely has a reputation for excellence in the field of advanced endoscopy and gastroenterology.

Sindh Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (SIPM&R) is the first and only civilian institute in Pakistan to offer multidisciplinary rehabilitation services to people with disabilities since 2007

To ensure quality health care as a fundamental right of every individual.

Subh-e-Nau (“a new dawn”) is a registered charity engaged in conserving nature, promoting sports, working for improving public health and targeting disability for more than two decades.

CHANGE THEIR WORLD. CHANGE YOURS. THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING

“The Transformation International Society embodies and personifies the ultimate key that epitomizes Enthusiasm, Motivation, and Optimism in people.”

Established in 2010, ULPHAT (Unified Liaison for Promotion of Health and Advanced Treatment) Welfare Organization is a beacon of hope, registered under the Sindh Social Welfare Department as a Non-Profit Organization

To contribute to a healthy and prosperous Pakistan, by promoting health and well-being of Pakistani mothers and children, through vaccines and other interventions for advancing lives.

To develop a healthy, aware, empowered and equitable society, where essential treatment and medical aid is available across the board.

Zubeda Khaliq Memorial Trust was established to provide health care to the poor people of Baltistan.