Stylers International (New Venture Vertical), US Group, and Transparent Hands have entered a meaningful partnership. The MOU was signed by Mr. Raheel Abbas (Director of Operations, Transparent Hands) and Mr. Muhammad Zahid Zafar, Managing Director of Stylers International. The MOU signing ceremony was held at Transparent Hands’ Lahore office on July 8, 2025. The purpose of this agreement is to extend quality healthcare services through free medical camps to the labor class and underserved communities. 

According to the MOU, Stylers International and Transparent Hands will be organizing three free medical camps at Stylers International’s Glaxo Town location in Lahore. The camps will be arranged between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026. Stylers International will be responsible for securing the venues, raising awareness about the medical camps, and providing essential transportation for the medical staff. Transparent Hands agreed to deploy medical teams, including doctors, paramedics, and pharmacists.

This partnership allows both organizations to leverage each other’s expertise and resources to provide medical assistance to laborers and underprivileged families. The medical camps will offer free medical checkups, diagnostic tests, and medicines. Moreover, preventive healthcare sessions will be held, providing the public with essential information on common health-related issues and preventive measures.

Speaking about the collaboration, the Director of Operations at Transparent Hands, Mr. Raheel Abbas, said, “We are deeply thankful to Stylers International for their trust and support. The labor community often faces financial constraints that limit access to essential healthcare services. By organizing these medical camps directly within the vicinity of Glaxo Town, we will benefit many deserving individuals and families. We are always exploring opportunities to partner with organizations that share our passion for building a healthier future for vulnerable communities in Pakistan.”

Through this partnership, both organizations hope to bring their best to provide medical care and relief to laborers and underprivileged communities.