Bringing Healthcare to the Underserved
Quality medical care remains out of reach for many in Pakistan’s rural and urban slums. Sabiqoon Welfare Trust’s Health & Medical Aid program provides free clinics, medicines, and assistive devices to the needy. We operate in remote villages of Cholistan, Tharparkar, as well as in city slums and underserved areas of Wah Cantt, District Rawalpindi, and District Attock. Staffed by volunteer doctors and nurses, patients receive check-ups, essential medicines, and follow-up care at no cost, restoring health and hope to families
Our Health Mission
We focus on lasting health impact through accessible services. Our projects include mobile health clinics, medication drives, and disability support. We also distribute wheelchairs and eyeglasses to those who cannot afford them. By bringing care to people’s doorsteps, we ensure sustainable well-being.
- Wheelchair and assistive device provision
- Distribution of essential medicines and vitamins
- Chronic disease awareness and nutrition counseling
Our Impact in Numbers
Measurable change, lasting impact across Pakistan
40 +
Patients Treated
50,000+
Medicines Distributed
5+
Wheelchairs Donated
Coming Soon
Health Camps Organized
Projects in Action
See the real impact of our health initiatives
Wheelchair Support
Wheelchair Provided to a patient in Wah Cantt by Sabiqoon Welfare Trust
Medical Treatment Support
Ongoing treatment at Shifa International Hospital, Islamabad (by Sabiqoon Welfare Trust)
Wheelchair Donations
Wheelchair Wah Cantt(2025)
Eye Treatment in Cholistan
A little girl received eye treatment at Al-Shifa Eye Trust, Islamabad.
Blood Donation in Wah Cantt (2025)
Sabiqoon’s Nadeem Sb donated blood to save lives.
Medical Facilitation
Medical Facilitation – Attock, Al-Syed Hospital Taxila (2025)
Diagnostic Screenings
Medical Treatment Cholistan(2025)
Community Reviews
Hear directly from the communities we’ve served
Rahim Ullah
Elderly Patient, KPK
“My joint pain was unbearable. Sabiqoon’s doctor came to our village, gave me medicine and a wheelchair. Now I can visit the mosque again. Thank you, Sabiqoon.”
Aliya Bibi
Mother of 2, Sindh
“They fixed my daughter’s eyes for free. The glasses they gave her changed her life. She can now attend school without worry. May Allah reward Sabiqoon.”
Dr. Safia Khan
Volunteer Doctor, Islamabad
“I see many patients in my clinic who have nowhere else to go. Sabiqoon’s free health camps let me serve them without charge. It feels like we are truly saving lives.”
Health Aid Gallery
Explore our health and medical aid projects across Pakistan