Health Projects
Our mission is to save
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One of our basic aims is that we arrange for the medical facility to the deserving and the poor who cannot afford the expenses for
their medical treatment. Ensuring equal access to essential health
services, particularly for the poor and the marginalized segments
of the society, is the cornerstone of NWHO's health interventions.
This endeavor is essentially directed towards communities residing
in small, neglected villages.
Health Special Initiatives
Our health program is divisible into four key areas: primary health care, reproductive health care, special health initiatives, and medical camps. NWHO extends primary and reproductive health care and services through free clinics established in Pakistan, Kashmir and Afghanistan.
NWHO is running the Health projects in the different slum areas where the need is much appreciated. Almost all NWHO clinics are located in villages, which may differ from each other in terms of their geography, population and physical traits, but share the same profile when it comes to inequity in health status. In most cases, NWHO has taken the lead in implementing outcome-oriented public health strategies in areas where economic and social factors play a crucial role in access to adequate health care. Women and children are often the ones who endure maximum sufferings in such scenarios.
NWHO is running medical clinics, Blood Banks and provide medical assistance on the non-profit base. For sustainability NWHO have the three more clinics from where we charge nominal fees from the people who can pay; and use this amount for the needy and deserving people.
NWHO Medical Mission
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NWHO Distributes Medicines Among Refugees in Afghan Camp
NWHO is dedicated to its mission of serving humanity, by providing quality healthcare services to all. For this purpose the Team of specialists regularly visit remote areas and refugees areas ,where live refugees, of the region, where healthcare services are inaccessible, and create health awareness among the people. More>>> |
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Medical Camps
NWHO has a tradition of establishing free medical camps in areas where permanent health facilities are non-existent. Such camps have been organized in Wah Cantt (Nawababad, Lala rukh basti), Taxila (Tatha Khalil), Nowshara (P.O. Saleh Khana, Village Bakhti), Gujranwala (Village Tangawali, Chaba Sindoun, Kot Kashow), Gujarkhan city, Rawalpindi (Satellite Town, Bani Muhallah), Islamabad (The Katchi Abadi in I-11, Shahdra Khurd), Kashmir( Badgram, Bagh, Muzzaffarabad, Rawalakot) and Uri and Tangdar (Indian-administered Kashmir). More>>>
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NWHO Medical Clinics
NWHO established the New World Hope Alshifa Clinic & Maternity Home in 2008, NWHO successfully operates healthcare clinic in Rawalpindi. which provide free medical services to the poor families in surrounding areas and afgan refugees located between Islamabad and Rawalpindi. More>>>
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Blood Camps
New World Hope Organization conduct Blood camps on regular Basis. Bloods camps are conducted in Educational institutes, Public Places and various other places.
The main source of blood collection is the volunteer blood donors, and the blood camps, through which we collect fresh blood. More>>> |
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Medical Camps Established in Flood Affected Areas
Medical Camps were established in flood affected and far flanged area in the district to provide Medical facilities in the following areas.
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