Transparent Hands, Pakistan’s leading online crowdfunding platform, has partnered with Gulrang International Hospital, Malakand, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, to provide free treatments to deserving individuals. 

The two organizations signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on July 23, 2025. Under this MOU, they will work together closely to extend medical and surgical care to numerous deserving patients. The MOU was signed by Mr. Raheel Abbas (Director of Operations, Transparent Hands) and Dr. Muhammad Abbas (CEO, Gulrang International Hospital).

Gulrang International Hospital will be responsible for conducting the surgeries and medical care, while Transparent Hands will manage the evaluation, verification, and registration process. The patients will also receive pre-operative and post-operative care, including consultations and medicines. 

Besides arranging treatments, Transparent Hands and Gulrang International Hospital aim to collaborate to organize awareness activities, medical camps, seminars, and conferences. The leadership of these organizations believes that the collaboration will go a long way in creating an impact on many lives. 

Speaking about the partnership, Raheel Abbas, Director of Operations at Transparent Hands, said:

“This MOU with Gulrang International Hospital is a significant step towards a healthier future for our nation. We firmly believe that every human being must have access to quality healthcare, and we will keep collaborating with like-minded organizations to achieve this goal. It is tragic to see the suffering caused by a lack of access to surgical and medical treatments among those who belong to low-income communities. Through such meaningful partnerships, we can definitely create a better world for everyone. We are thankful to the Gulrang International Hospital for being our partners in this noble cause. Together, we aim to carry forward the message of hope and healing to the underprivileged.”

The representatives of both organizations agreed that by sharing their expertise and resources, they will be able to create a lasting impact in low-income areas.