Medical & Food Distribution Camps

Vulnerable communities often face the dual challenge of hunger and limited access to healthcare, creating a cycle of hardship that affects their overall well-being. Without proper nutrition and medical support, many families struggle to maintain a healthy and stable life.

CHCS addresses this issue by organizing medical and food distribution camps that provide free healthcare services along with essential food supplies. These camps are designed to deliver immediate relief, ensuring that individuals receive timely medical attention and nourishment in times of need.

By combining healthcare and food assistance, CHCS is improving the quality of life for underserved populations and helping communities move toward a healthier future. The organization remains committed to expanding these efforts for greater impact.

With sincere gratitude,
Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah

Healthcare and Hunger Relief Initiative

Dear Esteemed Donors,
Season’s greetings.

Across Pakistan, particularly in remote and underprivileged areas, access to healthcare and nutritious food remains a serious challenge. To respond to these urgent needs, the Customs Health Care Society launched the Healthcare and Hunger Relief Initiative, a program designed to provide free medical services alongside daily food support for the most vulnerable communities.

CHCS operates permanent free medical clinics in Islamabad and Lahore, where hundreds of patients receive consultations, basic diagnostics, medicines, and preventive health guidance every day. In addition, mobile medical camps are regularly organized in rural and hard to reach areas, delivering primary healthcare, essential medicines, and health awareness to communities with little or no access to medical facilities.

Alongside healthcare services, CHCS continues its Dastarkhwan daily food distribution program in cities including Islamabad, Lahore, Peshawar, and Chitral. These food camps provide hot, nutritious meals to laborers, street children, homeless individuals, and families struggling with food insecurity, ensuring that assistance is delivered with dignity and care.

Looking Ahead to 2026

In 2026, CHCS plans to expand mobile medical camps to additional rural districts, strengthen existing clinics with improved diagnostic facilities, and extend daily food distribution to more urban and semi urban locations. These efforts aim to reach more families, reduce malnutrition, and improve health outcomes across underserved communities.

This vital work is made possible through your generosity. With continued support, CHCS can sustain and expand its healthcare and hunger relief services, restoring health, hope, and dignity to thousands of families across Pakistan.

With warm regards,
Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah