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 This report is an update on the activities of UM Healthcare Trust for the year 2012 in rural Mardan. The organization continued to provide quality rural healthcare services to poor and needy. We touched the lives of nearly 20,000 people, majority of which were mother and children (80%).  UM Healthcare Trust...

“The treatment of the patients and the clean atmosphere prevailing there touched me deep within.” – Muhammad Zaheer Khan (Volunteer UM Trust) Interviewing Patient at UM Healthcare Trust A visit to a hospital is a whole lot of experience in itself. A friend of mine when asked me to visit a hospital run...

UM Healthcare Trust continues its efforts to treat the under-privileges in the best possible ways. We not only treat patients at the facility but also refer them to the specialists in the cities when...

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Few days back I read a blog at UM Healthcare website, “UM Saves life of expecting mother and her baby”, and it really touched me as it is similar to what my family had experienced a year back when trying to save the life of my father. How can I just forget that tragic day when my father became the victim of...

I had heard about UM Trust health care couple of times through different sources but had never realized that how unique and zabrdast facility it could be until my recent visit to the facility. On a Saturday morning, I joined UM team from Islamabad office for a day trip to the rural Mardan. On our way I was reminded that...

“ Its Free and anyone from the village can use it even at homes, agriculture fields, farms and streets” — Ashfaq Khan, emphasizing on the benefits of Hotspot Internet So the Exciting News is that Hotspot Internet is available for free of cost to the hospital staff as well as local community of village...

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“We were extremely relieved to see our daughter getting better after so much suffering and I prayed to God for her long life”, reflects Hina’s father. For six year old Hina Akram from Sadiqabad, Mardan, life changed when she was diagnosed with renal failure in April 2004. Unlike her peers in the...

browser    newsletter November 2011 “About 50 to 60 percent of young mothers that we see with children or young babies are undernourished … or they have iron deficiency or they have malnutrition.” Dr.Qasim- Medical Officer, UM Healthcare Trust. UM Trust...

UM Trust at frontline for Sindh flood relief UM Healthcare Trust joins hands with Comprehensive Disaster Response Services (CDRS) and Shine Humanity, to provide immediate healthcare services and medicines to the flood victims of Sindh. In addition to the Trust’s regular clinic operations, our combined teams of...

“They couldn’t afford it (to travel to the city). We are right here on their doorstep.” Mumtaz Ali -Founder UM Healthcare Trust referring to lack of medical facilities in rural Mardan and the advantage of UM Healthcare for the local community. NPR features UM Healthcare Trust – A Beacon of Hope...

UM Healthcare Trust joins hands with Comprehensive Disaster Response Services (CDRS) and Shine Humanity, to provide immediate healthcare services and medicines to the flood victims of Sindh. In addition to the Trust’s regular clinic operations, our combined teams of doctors, paramedical staff and volunteers had...