Transparent Hands and IBA, University of Punjab, Join Hands to Improve Access to Healthcare

Transparent Hands, a leading non-profit organization that provides free medical and surgical support to underserved communities, stepped into a partnership with the Institute of Business Administration (IBA), University of Punjab, on September 30, 2024. 

The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed by Prof. Dr. Muqaddas Rehman, Director at IBA, University of Punjab, and Mr. Raheel Abbas, Director of Operations at Transparent Hands. Under this MoU, the two organizations will adopt a collaborative approach to improve access to quality healthcare with active support from students.

The Institute of Business Administration (IBA), University of Punjab, will encourage its students to actively participate in Transparent Hands’ healthcare initiatives. The students can engage in these initiatives through internships, community outreach programs, and other opportunities available to volunteers. This hands-on engagement will enable students to gain practical experience while making meaningful contributions to Transparent Hands’ mission.

Transparent Hands will collaborate with the Institute of Business Administration (IBA), University of Punjab, in arranging training sessions for IBA students. Furthermore, IBA will support Transparent Hands’ fundraising efforts and both organizations will collaborate to organize medical camps.

Raheel Abbas, Director of Operations at Transparent Hands said, “We are pleased to partner with IBA (University of Punjab) to inspire a new generation of compassionate humanitarians and leaders committed to making an impact in the healthcare sector. By working together, we can accomplish our mission and bring about lasting change. With IBA’s dedicated students, we can make a real difference in the lives of countless individuals.”

Both organizations are committed to changing lives through quality healthcare. Through IBA’s active involvement in Transparent Hands programs, this partnership will not only support underprivileged communities but also promote a sense of social responsibility among students. With every new partnership, Transparent Hands is able to provide essential surgical and medical care to numerous deserving patients across the country.