Sarwar Foundation – Driving Change for a Better Future

Driving change for a better future

Saving lives. Transforming lives. Creating fulfilling lives.

Driving change for a better future

Pakistan has a population of over 200 million with many living in extreme poverty.

Healthcare infrastructure is weak, clean drinking water is not accessible, and illiteracy and marginalization of women is prevalent.

All of these issues have had a crippling impact on the quality of human life.

The Sarwar Foundation was established in 2000 to transform the lives of those in need.

From health to education to livelihood, our priority is to dramatically improve the quality of life for the people of Pakistan.

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Water

2 out of 3 people do not have access to safe drinking water

Health

6 out of 9 people do not have access to adequate health care

Education

5 out of every 10 children remain out of school

Women

50% of Pakistan’s population are women but they make only 20% of the total workforce

What We Are Doing

How we drive change for a better future

Medicine camps

Leading doctors treat around 700 patients at weekly medicine camps, free of charge.

Eye camps provide free eye surgery, medicines and glasses.

Hospitals

We run two hospitals in Pakistan.

160 beds available, 30,000 babies successfully delivered, and over 1.7 million patients treated.

Clean water

1 million people benefit from the Foundation’s clean water initiative.

We have installed 200 filtration plants.

School

At the Sarwar Foundation Public School, 10% of students are on a scholarship with zero fees.

The school has 650 students and 66 members of staff

Women empowerment

More than 150 skills training centres for women across Punjab.

These centres have trained more than 5,500 women.

Hepatitis treatment

Our medical camps care for Tuberculosis and Hepatitis patients

We also care for women and babies.

Weekly medical camp patients

Water filtration plants

Women learning new skills

Treating patients with TB

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InHealth
August 24, 2019

Noor Ahmed was admitted to the DHQ Kamalia hospital and was later transferred to the Allied Hospital in Kamalia. With no improvement in the pain, the 38-year-old was then referred to the Sarwar Foundation Hospital Rajana. First aid treatment in the emergency department improved Noor’s condition. Considering his financial status, it was decided that he would be treated free of cost at the hospital, including free medicine and testing. Noor was treated at the Sarwar Foundation Hospital for five days...

Driving change for a better future

Saving lives. Transforming lives. Creating fulfilling lives.

Driving change for a better future

Pakistan has a population of over 200 million with many living in extreme poverty.

Healthcare infrastructure is weak, clean drinking water is not accessible, and illiteracy and marginalization of women is prevalent.

All of these issues have had a crippling impact on the quality of human life.

The Sarwar Foundation was established in 2000 to transform the lives of those in need.

From health to education to livelihood, our priority is to dramatically improve the quality of life for the people of Pakistan.

Water

Health

Education

Women

What We Are Doing

Medicine camps

Medicine camps

Hospitals

Hospitals

Clean water

Clean water

School

School

Women empowerment

Women empowerment

Hepatitis treatment

Hepatitis treatment

Hospital patients treated

Weekly medical camp patients

Water filtration plants

Women learning new skills

Treating patients with TB

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