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Successful Medical Camp Held on March 29th, 2026
March 29 @ 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Following the immense success of our February initiative, the Begum Razia Abdul Sattar Welfare Society and Al-Barkat Falah Foundation joined forces once again to host a Free Medical Camp on Sunday, March 29th, 2026.
This high-impact event took place between 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM, providing a critical window of care for hundreds of residents and deserving families in need of quality medical attention.
Strategic Healthcare Partnership
The success of this camp was driven by a powerful three-way collaboration aimed at serving suffering humanity:
- Begum Razia Abdul Sattar Welfare Society: Leading the logistical and community outreach efforts.
- Al-Barkat Falah Foundation: Providing essential resources and organizational support.
- Allied Hospital 2 (DHQ) Faisalabad: Deploying a specialized team of expert doctors and paramedics to provide professional clinical care.
Services Offered at the March 29th Camp
Our mission was to provide a “one-stop” medical solution for the underprivileged, including:
- Expert Medical Consultations: Specialized doctors from Allied Hospital 2 (DHQ) conducted detailed check-ups for various ailments.
- Vital Health Screenings: On-site monitoring of blood pressure, sugar levels, and general physical assessments.
- Free Medicine Distribution: In line with our commitment to total care, all patients were provided with their required medications 100% free of charge.
- Patient Counseling: Guidance on hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention.
Why These Camps Matter
In an era of rising healthcare costs, many families struggle to afford basic consultations, let alone life-saving medicine. By organizing these monthly camps, we are not just treating symptoms; we are restoring hope. The collaboration between Begum Razia Abdul Sattar Welfare Society and Al-Barkat Falah Foundation continues to grow, ensuring that Faisalabad’s most vulnerable citizens are never forgotten.
“Our second camp of 2026 has further strengthened our resolve. Seeing the relief on a patient’s face when they receive both care and medicine is our greatest reward.”