AGAHE and Transparent Hands have stepped into an impactful partnership to provide free medical care to deserving patients in Kasur and Okara. A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed between the two organizations, under which both organizations agreed to organize twenty free medical camps for deserving communities in District Kasur (UC Sehjra and Mokal) and District Okara (UC Attari and Rohela Tajeka). AGAHE is implementing a project funded by PPAF, Restoring Social Services and Climate Resilience Project. The MOU was signed on April 6, 2025 by Mr. Raheel Abbas (Director of Operations, Transparent Hands) and Mr. Mubarak Ali Sarwar (Chief Executive Officer, AGAHE).

The medical camps will provide free medical checkups, diagnostic tests, and medicines to needy patients who lack access to quality healthcare. Transparent Hands will deploy its team of expert doctors and other professionals to ensure that the attendees at the medical camp receive quality healthcare services. The lab tests include Hepatitis B&C, BSR, Uric Acid, Cholesterol, Ultrasound scans, etc, as well as preventive healthcare sessions. According to the MOU, the camps will be held in UC Sehjra and Mokal (Kasur) and UC Attari and Rohela Tajeka (Okara).

AGAHE will facilitate the arrangement of suitable locations for the medical camps and ensure the local community outreach through banner placement. 

Speaking about the partnership, Mr. Raheel Abbas, said: “Our organizations are fully committed to uplifting underprivileged, vulnerable, and low-income communities needing assistance. We are glad to be partners with AGAHE in impacting lives across Pakistan. We will ensure that this initiative benefits as many deserving patients as possible.”

Mr. Raheel thanked AGAHE for their support. He said, “I’d like to congratulate AGAHE for their trust and commitment. We are confident that this collaboration will bring great relief to many needy patients.”

The organizations aim to maximize the impact of the planned medical camps.