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Pakistan's health system is lacking in the provision of basic medical facilities. That is why Sarwar Foundation runs two state-of-the-art hospitals and organises regular medical camps.
Many people in rural areas face injury, illness and dangerous diseases without medical help. To reach them, Sarwar Foundation runs weekly medical camps in hard to reach rural areas, together with leading Pakistani doctors.
All treatment is completely free of cost to patients. The doctors take special care of mothers, expecting mothers and children.
What we do
- Weekly free medical camps in rural areas
- Eye camps: eye examinations, glasses, treatment and surgeries
- Vaccinations for children and mothers
- Health screenings during pregnancy, with family planning education
- Hepatitis C screening and treatment
12,225Cataract operations at eye camps
160,000Hepatitis C patients screened and treated
How we work
Camps are held in rural places where people have little or no access to a doctor.
Doctors examine patients and provide treatment, glasses and medicines, free of cost.
We provide vaccinations, pregnancy screenings and health education so that families stay healthy.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Treatment at our camps is completely free of cost for patients.
Camps are held in hard to reach rural areas. Contact us to ask about the next camp near you.
Donate through the Donate Now section or volunteer with us at a camp.
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