امید کی کرن
Umeed Ki Kiran,A Ray Of Hope
Sehat Sitara brings doctors, medicine and follow up care directly into the peripheral communities of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, funded entirely by our own network.
ہر گھر تک صحت کی روشنی
Sehat SitaraUmeed Ki Kiran
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A camp, the medicine table, flood relief, or a burn patient. Message the field team on WhatsApp and say what you have in mind.
Our board tells you which community is next, what the camp requires, and which volunteer doctors are committed to it.
Your contribution is applied to the item you chose. There is no salaried overhead in between, because the organization is run by volunteers.
Every camp leaves a record of the programme delivered, the volunteers who delivered it, and the follow up status of the cases seen.
We do not collect payments through this website. Speak to the board directly so your contribution goes to a confirmed need.
Dr Waseem UllahPG Resident, Plastic Surgery, Burn Centre Peshawar
Dr Ihtisham Ullah RoghaniMedical Officer, DHQ Dir
Emailwaseemkhan15226@gmail.com
OfficeMain Dalazak Road, Peshawar
We exist to close the gap between a diagnosis made in a village and the treatment that should follow it. Services go into the communities that need them rather than waiting in central hospitals, local Sehat Sitaray are trained to organize and follow up in their own areas, and our doctors donate clinical time rather than the organization purchasing it, keeping costs low and community trust high.
No patient should be lost between diagnosis, referral and follow up.

Volunteer physicians and Sehat Sitaray delivered consultation, diagnosis and medicine to flood affected families, with every case logged and referred for follow up.
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Public health seminars, including a dedicated dengue seminar, raising early recognition awareness ahead of outbreak season and carried into households through local voices.
The Programme
Supplies are gathered, sorted and packed by our own volunteers before every camp, resourced from within the network rather than an external funding cycle.
Stock A Camp
Twenty volunteer doctors and fifty Sehat Sitaray volunteers organize, mobilize and follow up in their own communities. The delivery ownership always stays ours.
Our Board
Our operating principle in practice. Cases seen at a camp are logged and referred onward, so no patient is lost between the village and the hospital.
How We Work
Tobacco control built with technical input from the Bloomberg School of Public Health, and door to door dengue and malaria control run with MERF. Expertise in, delivery ours.
The Programme
A free medical camp combined with flood relief. Volunteer physicians and Sehat Sitaray delivered consultation, diagnosis and medicine to flood affected families. Every case was logged and referred, and the funding source on the register reads the same as it always does: internal.
Read The Record
Because we are resourced from within our own network, accountability runs to the communities we serve and to the doctors who fund the work, not to an external donor board. Each camp is recorded with the programme delivered, the volunteers who delivered it, the follow up status of the cases seen, and the source of its funding.
How We Work
Unlike organizations built around a single donor, every camp, campaign and seminar here is resourced by our own members, participating doctors and community contributions. Where we work with outside institutions it is for technical guidance, never funding, so continuity never depends on an external funding cycle.
About Sehat Sitara
A dedicated dengue seminar raising early recognition awareness before outbreak season.
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Breeding site identification run with MERF and reinforced through masjid imam partnerships.
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A structured drug addiction control and rehabilitation programme built on community case management.
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Medicines and supplies dispensed free of charge at every camp, gathered by our own volunteers.
Detailsکوئی مریض تشخیص، ریفرل اور تعاقب کے درمیان کھو نہ جائے
No patient should be lost between diagnosis, referral and follow up. Doctors donate clinical time rather than the organization purchasing services, which keeps costs low and community trust high.
MERF
Coordination, technical guidance and field logistics for our door to door dengue and malaria control campaign, now a template for future disease control work.
Johns Hopkins University
Evidence based programme design and capacity building for our tobacco control initiative, with cessation support delivered by our own doctor network.
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Sehat Sitara Welfare Organization is a self funded, volunteer driven health and welfare organization serving the peripheral communities of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Every camp is resourced from within our own network.