Eleven programmes, run by people who show up in person
Each one exists because a team came back from a district and said the thing we were doing was not enough. None of them charge a patient anything.
In Pakistan
7 programmes
Flood emergency medical camps
Medical teams deploy into the riverine belt while the water is still standing, running free clinics out of whatever building has a dry floor.
Flood relief distribution
Staple food, clean water and cash reach households in South Punjab and Balochistan through volunteers who know which families lost everything.
Health education campaigns
Public awareness work on outbreaks, hygiene, maternal health and vaccination, delivered through mosques, schools and community halls.
Professional development
Continuing education for Muslim healthcare professionals, and the ethical grounding that sits underneath the clinical work.
Save Vision
Cataract screening, spectacles and referral for surgery, aimed at rural elders who lose their sight to a condition that takes twenty minutes to correct.
Medical care in prisons
Scheduled clinical rounds inside correctional facilities, where healthcare is thin and communicable disease moves quickly.
Paramedic and first responder training
Turning volunteers into people who can hold a scene, stop a bleed and keep an airway open until a doctor arrives.
In Gaza
4 programmes
Field clinics in Gaza
Paramedic and clinical teams running consultations, dressings, dispensing and paediatric care inside shelters and tented clinics.
Food parcels and hot meals
Family food parcels handed over at the shelter door, and hot meals cooked and served where families have no way to cook at all.
Water for Life
Drinking water trucked into displacement camps where the mains are broken and the alternative is contaminated groundwater.
Winter packages
Quilts, blankets and warm clothing for families living under canvas through a Gaza winter.