Transparent Hands and Sindh Community Foundation (SCF) have joined hands to serve low-income communities in Thatta, Sindh, with free healthcare. A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed on March 9, 2026, between the two organizations. According to the MOU, 15 free medical camps will be held in Thatta, Sindh, to serve underserved local communities. These medical camps are expected to serve thousands of deserving patients. 

Under this agreement, these 15 free medical camps will be held from March 2026 to April 30, 2026. The planned medical camps will provide free medical consultations, essential medicines, diagnostic tests, and preventive healthcare sessions. Transparent Hands will deploy its expert medical team to each camp. The Sindh Foundation will be primarily responsible for overseeing local arrangements and coordination. They will also manage community mobilization, patient awareness campaigns, venue arrangements, and coordination with local authorities and community leaders. Sindh Community Foundation will also take responsibility for providing logistical support.

On the occasion of the MoU signing ceremony, Mr. Raheel Abbas, the Director of Operations, Transparent Hands, said:

 “Transparent Hands’ specializes in arranging impactful medical camps in low-income, vulnerable, and underprivileged areas. This partnership with Sindh Community Foundation will allow us to expand our reach and dispense quality healthcare to the most deserving communities. We are glad to be part of this collaboration, and we hope to benefit the maximum number of people in Thatta, Sindh, with this initiative.”

This collaboration will benefit many individuals and families who lack access to healthcare and may be suffering from treatable diseases due to financial constraints.  Both organizations look forward to creating a meaningful and lasting impact through these free medical camps in Sindh.