How we drive change for a better future
Leading doctors treat around 700 patients at weekly medicine camps, free of charge.
Eye camps provide free eye surgery, medicines and glasses.
We run two hospitals in Pakistan.
160 beds available, 30,000 babies successfully delivered, and over 1.7 million patients treated.
1 million people benefit from the Foundation’s clean water initiative.
We have installed 200 filtration plants.
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
More than 150 skills training centres for women across Punjab.
These centres have trained more than 5,500 women.
Our medical camps care for Tuberculosis and Hepatitis patients
We also care for women and babies.
Worldwide, an estimated 71 million people are infected with the hepatitis virus, and in Pakistan, it is estimated there are more than 15 million people infected. Hepatitis can be life-threatening, but many people living with the virus do not know they have it. Many people don’t have symptoms until the liver is already significantly damaged, so early diagnosis is key to saving lives. July 28 is World Hepatitis Day. We observe this day each year to raise awareness of viral hepatitis,...
