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Yaqeen Indus Health Clinic
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Yaqeen Welfare Foundation and Indus Hospital are collaborating to build Yaqeen Indus Health Clinic. This is one of the core projects of Yaqeen Welfare Foundation. The main purpose is helping the marginalized communities with necessary basic health facilities. Yaqeen Clinic will be located at Khidderwala Gojra Road, Samundri, Faisalabad, Punjab Pakistan.
Most of the marginalize communities are living within the surrounding areas of proposed location. We plan to start the clinical services with public health programs (HCV, Malaria, Typhoid, mental health, etc.) and introduce community engagement activities. The site has potential, and because of huge population of the Tahsil there is a greater need for healthcare services and community interventions in the population
The clinic will provide the following services free of cost to the poor families of the area.
- Medical consultation and referral to tertiary care centers as
necessary.
• Follow up care for common medical problems including diabetes,
hypertension and hyperlipidemia
• Free medication as needed.
• Immunizations and vaccination will be available for infants and toddlers.
OUR FOCUS
Empowering Pakistanis lacking health, educational & safe shelter resourcesto help them get back on track.
ABOUT
YAQEEN
Yaqeen is a non-profit organization that empowers those that are lacking health, educational & safe shelter resources in Pakistan to get back on track.
We are building a platform with a three pronged approach:
HELP EDUCATE, HELP HOME, HELP HEAL
FACTS
70%
of school age children in Pakistan have never been to school
70%
of school age children in Pakistan have never been to school
20 Million
Pakistani are homeless
20 Million
Pakistani are homeless
No. 1
Reason Pakistani girls drop out of school is to help their parents with work and earn for home
No. 1
Reason Pakistani girls drop out of school is to help their parents with work and earn for home
Yaqeen Fund Impact To-Date:
Partnering school communities in 3 districts of the remote, tribal north.
Total students – mostly girls -enrolled in primary through secondary school.
Teachers hired and 1000+ teachers trained.
Partnering school communities in 3 districts of the remote, tribal north.
Total students – mostly girls -enrolled in primary through secondary school.
Teachers hired and 1000+ teachers trained.
2022 – Results
of girls in participating villages are enrolled in school (from 0% pre-Iqra Fund).
village-based schools supported from kindergarten through 8th grade.
of 6th-8th grade girls passed annual national exams.
of girls in participating villages are enrolled in school (from 0% pre-Iqra Fund).
village-based schools supported from kindergarten through 8th grade.
of 6th-8th grade girls passed annual national exams.
girls received scholarships to continue their education through high school and college.
girl’s high school in Basha Valley was approved, designed, and planned for construction in 2023.
homes were reconstructed after the devastating floods of 2022.
girls received scholarships to continue their education through high school and college.
girl’s high school in Basha Valley was approved, designed, and planned for construction in 2023.
homes were reconstructed after the devastating floods of 2022.
OUR PROGRAMS
Help Heal
For millions of Pakistanis, the biggest challenge they face is access to adequate health care. Yaqeen
Help Educate
For many low-income college students, one of the biggest barriers to attendance is cost.
Help HOme
Every single day people in Pakistan are either losing their homes or they just don’t have one. Is it not time we to do something…
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More infants die at birth in Pakistan compared to developed countries like United Kingdom
