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.
Water has hit the headlines this week, with an outcry over sewage being found in Britain’s seas and rivers. It follows warnings earlier in the summer of hosepipe bans and water shortages as the heatwave dried up reservoirs. It gave us pause to think about how easy it is to take clean, plentiful water for granted. But in Pakistan, the vast majority of people don’t have access to this. Water is a basic human right, and making sure people can drink safe water is...
As the summer holidays come to an end, children in Scotland are packing up their school bags, trying on new uniforms and getting ready to go back to school. That, coupled with this week’s Scottish exam results, puts education firmly in everyone’s minds. The simple act of going to school and learning is something that is easy to take for granted. But in Pakistan, one in every three boys and nearly half of all girls are not attending primary school. Every child, no matter their background,...
