Overview
We plan to establish outpatient (OPD) clinics in underserved parts of Karachi, where a visit to a qualified doctor is affordable and dignified.
This initiative is planned and has not launched. Locations, services and timelines will be announced only once they are confirmed.
The problem we aim to address
For many families, the cost of a consultation means minor illnesses go untreated until they become serious. Others rely on unqualified practitioners because they are cheaper or closer.
Accessible primary care is one of the most effective ways to prevent avoidable suffering and expense.
Our approach
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Qualified practitioners
Consultations with registered doctors in a clean, respectful setting.
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Nominal fees
Low, clearly displayed fees, with support for those who cannot pay.
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Referral pathways
Clear referrals to hospitals and specialists when further care is needed.
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Community-led locations
Clinics placed where community consultation shows the greatest need.
Who benefits
- Families in underserved neighbourhoods of Karachi
- Daily-wage workers who cannot lose a day's income to long hospital queues
- Women, children and elderly people needing routine care
Current status
Included in the foundation's healthcare roadmap (completed)
- 2
Needs assessment and location planning (upcoming)
- 3
Clinical partnerships and staffing (upcoming)
- 4
First clinic opens (upcoming)
Updates are published here as milestones are reached. We do not publish target dates until they are confirmed.
