Launch of Free Malnutrition Clinic at Al-Jannat Clinic, Faisalabad

On Friday, August 21, 2026, the Begum Razia Abdul Sattar Welfare Society (BRASWS), in strategic collaboration with the Trust for Malnutrition and Stunted Growth (TMSG), formally inaugurated the Free Malnutrition Clinic at Al-Jannat Clinic in Faisalabad. Operating under a structured three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), this initiative establishes a dedicated clinical facility aimed at combating pediatric malnutrition, severe acute malnutrition (SAM), moderate acute malnutrition (MAM), and physical stunting in vulnerable local communities.

The inauguration featured free pediatric health screenings, maternal health evaluations, provision of micronutrient supplements, therapeutic foods, and gift distributions for attending children. The event brought together healthcare professionals, community leaders, business representatives, philanthropists, and local families in a shared commitment to building a healthier future for every child.

Key Objectives & Scope of Services

The clinic has been equipped to provide zero-cost comprehensive health interventions for mothers, infants, and young children. The scope of services provided at Al-Jannat Clinic includes:

Pediatric Growth Monitoring & Screening:

• Multi-stage screening using Mid-Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC) tape indicators.
• Weight-for-height/length measurements to track standard developmental milestones.
• Physical clinical assessments performed by medical professionals.

Therapeutic Feeding & Treatment Protocols:

• Provision of Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) for children diagnosed with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM).
• Tailored micronutrient supplementation and therapeutic regimes for Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM).

Free Medicines & Maternal Support:

• Direct distribution of essential free pediatric medicines and nutritional supplements.
• Diagnostic and clinical check-ups for mothers and primary caregivers.

Nutritional Counseling & Follow-Up Care:

• Dedicated counseling sessions for parents regarding balanced diets, hygiene, and infant feeding practices.
• Structured referral mechanisms and follow-up scheduling to ensure long-term clinical recovery.

Event Highlights & Distribution Activity

• Ribbon-Cutting & Launch: The formal ribbon-cutting ceremony commenced at 5:00 PM at Al-Jannat Clinic (Raja Chowk), attended by key administrators, doctors, press representatives, and neighborhood families.

• Clinical Consultations & Screening: On-site doctors conducted thorough medical examinations for attending mothers and children, prescribing needed therapies and supplements.

• Care & Engagement: In addition to healthcare delivery, fresh fruit baskets and educational toys/gifts were distributed to all participating children to encourage families and create a supportive, positive environment.

• Leadership & Organization: Event logistics and execution were managed by BRASWS leaders and team members, including Mr. M. Farooq, Mr. M. Zubair, Mr. Muhammad Saleem Bulandia, Mr. M. Usman, Mr. Imran Sohail, and dedicated clinical support staff.

Organizational Framework & MoU Details

Under the 3-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU):

• Trust for Malnutrition and Stunted Growth (TMSG): Provides technical expertise, clinical guidelines, protocol training, standardized screening frameworks, and certified therapeutic commodities (including RUTF and nutritional supplements).
• Begum Razia Abdul Sattar Welfare Society (BRASWS): Manages local facility infrastructure, operational staffing at Al-Jannat Clinic, patient registration, community outreach, and daily administration.

Annual Performance Briefing & Strategic Session

Following the clinical ribbon-cutting, participants convened at the BRASWS Head Office in Peoples Colony No. 1 for an annual performance review and strategy session.

• Performance & Welfare Impact: Mr. Imran Sohail and Sir M. Saleem Bulandia presented BRASWS’s recent social achievements, including free community medical camps serving nearly 900 patients, emergency Ramadan relief packages distributed to 200 families, and the donation of a Colour Doppler Ultrasound Machine to Allied Hospital-II (DHQ), Faisalabad.
• Clinical Methodology: Ms. Sadia and Dr. Maira presented the operational workflow of the Malnutrition Clinic, demonstrating screening protocols, MUAC tape measurements, and clinical triage rules for SAM and MAM cases.

Community Support & Philanthropic Commitments

The event generated significant commitments from local civil society and corporate figures:

• Land Donation (20 Marla): Prominent social activist Mrs. Nasreen Maqsood Gill announced a generous personal donation of 20 Marla of land dedicated to building a permanent, state-of-the-art malnutrition center and clinical facility.

• Corporate Fundraising Leadership: Renowned businessman Mr. Mustafa pledged to lead a business sector campaign to secure sustained operational capital for the clinic’s ongoing needs.

• Civil Society Mobilization: Attending business leaders, media professionals, and civic representatives pledged continuous financial and promotional backing to expand the clinic’s impact across Faisalabad.

Media Coverage & Press Summary

“A step towards ending malnutrition, building a healthier & stronger future for every child.”

– Begum Razia Abdul Sattar Welfare Society & Trust for Malnutrition and Stunted Growth

The launch of the Free Malnutrition Clinic at Al-Jannat Clinic represents a proactive, community-driven effort to eradicate child stunting and severe malnutrition in Faisalabad, ensuring every mother and child receives dignity, care, and essential health resources.