Medical camps
Programme 01
Free Medical Camps
Consultation, diagnosis and medicine delivered directly into underserved peripheral communities, staffed by volunteer doctors who donate their clinical time rather than billing the organization for it.
A camp is set up where there is no clinic within reach. Patients are registered, seen, given medicine free of charge, and where the case needs more than a camp can offer, referred onward with the referral logged. The register stays open until the follow up status of each case has been recorded.
OngoingKP wideVolunteer doctorsMedicine free of charge
Programme 02
Dengue and Malaria Control
Door to door household visits identifying breeding sites, run with the Medical Emergency Resilience Foundation and reinforced through masjid imam partnerships so the message reaches households that outreach teams struggle to reach alone.
MERF provides coordination, technical guidance and field logistics. Delivery stays with our own volunteers, which is why the campaign has become a template we can repeat for future disease control work.
With MERFHousehold levelMasjid imam partnershipsSeasonal intensity
Programme 03
Addiction Rehabilitation
A structured one year drug addiction control and rehabilitation programme built on community case management, in which a named volunteer stays with a case rather than a file being passed between desks.
One full cycle has been completed. Because our volunteers live in the same communities as the people they support, follow up does not depend on a patient travelling back to a city clinic to be counted.
One cycle completedCommunity case managementOne year structure
Programme 04
Tobacco Control
An evidence based cessation and prevention framework, developed with technical input from the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University. The design work is collaborative. The cessation support is delivered by our own doctor network.
Our board member Dr Ihtisham Ullah Roghani has worked on tobacco control in Pakistan and visited the Philippines through the Bloomberg School of Public Health, which is how the technical relationship began.
With Johns Hopkins Bloomberg SPHEvidence basedDoctor delivered cessation
Programme 05
Research and Education
Support for postgraduate medical research and continuing education among our affiliated doctors and trainees. This includes financial rehabilitation of doctors so that they can continue their education, work our board has already carried out and achieved.
The reasoning is straightforward. A doctor who is supported through training stays in the profession and keeps serving, and the periphery gains a clinician rather than losing one.
Doctor ledPostgraduate researchContinuing educationHealth professional education
Programme 06
Public Health Seminars
Community seminars, including a dedicated dengue seminar, raising early recognition awareness ahead of outbreak season. The aim is that a household knows what it is looking at before the illness becomes an emergency.
Sessions are hosted in the communities themselves and carried further by local voices, which is what makes awareness work stick after the session has ended.
SeasonalDengue seminarEarly recognitionCommunity hosted
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