How You Can Help People at Saylani Welfare Trust?- Benefits of Participating in Health Charity

Programs for Disaster Relief and Healthcare Offered by the Saylani Welfare International Trust

Saylani Healthcare Department:

Provides a General Outpatient Department, Consultant Clinic, Diabetes and Hepatitis Treatment Centers, laboratory tests, Ophthalmology, dental services, physiotherapy, mobile health clinics, and oriental clinic facilities.

Mother and Child Care Center:

Initiated in Karachi, Pakistan, to improve women's and children's health.

Employs qualified physician leaders and trained personnel.

Hepatitis Clinic:

Set up a clinic for the best treatment of hepatitis patients.

Blood Bank and Thalassemia Care Center:

Built a blood bank and a Thalassemia Care Centre to administer monthly transfusions to hundreds of children.

Free Medical Equipment:

Supplies needy patients with free medical equipment such as hospital beds, oxygen cylinders, nebulizers, stretchers, wheelchairs, and walking aids.

Hijama (Cupping Therapy):

Provides hijama cupping therapy, a traditional treatment administered by male and female experts.

Laboratory Facilities:

Provides a cutting-edge laboratory facility with advanced testing equipment for over 300 underprivileged people.

X-ray and Ultrasound:

Offers health services with a 650 MA X-ray unit and a mobile 50 M.A. X-ray unit for emergencies.

Mobile Healthcare Clinic Service:

Targets poor and vulnerable populations residing in distant locations who cannot access medical facilities.

Saylani Disaster Aid Programs:

Provides disaster aid during the coronavirus pandemic, providing cooked and raw food to two million families.

Provide two meals daily to around sixty thousand flood victims in Balochistan, Sindh, and Punjab.

Provides free medicines to underprivileged areas and clean drinking water to every home.

Rapid Fire Fighting and Rescue Service:

Introduced in Pakistan, ensuring immediate control of fire incidents in narrow streets.

Free Medical Equipment

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