Reports on Support Free Medical Camps in Rohingya

Free Medical Camp for Rohingya Refugees – A Lifeline of Hope

Alkhidmat Foundation recently organized a Free Medical Camp at the Rohingya Refugee Camp, bringing critical healthcare services to one of the most vulnerable communities in the region. The camp was held to address the urgent health needs of displaced Rohingya families, many of whom lack access to even the most basic medical care.

‍ Highlights of the Medical Camp:

General health check-ups conducted by experienced doctors
Free medicines provided to patients
On-site diagnostic services including blood pressure, sugar testing, and basic lab investigations
Health awareness and hygiene promotion sessions
Special care provided to women, children, and the elderly

This initiative is part of Alkhidmat’s ongoing humanitarian efforts and aligns with UN SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being, ensuring that no one is left behind in the journey towards better health.

“We are grateful to the team for coming to our aid. For many of us, this is the only healthcare we receive,” said one refugee elder.

We thank our generous donors and international partners, including those contributing through GlobalGiving, for making this outreach possible. Your compassion is making a real difference.

Continue supporting Alkhidmat’s medical missions and refugee care programs. Donate now via GlobalGiving.

Project Report: Ramadan Food Distribution for Rohingya Refugees (2017)

Extending a Lifeline to Displaced Families in Burma

In 2017, Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan carried out a vital humanitarian initiative by distributing Ramadan Food Packages to Rohingya refugee families in Cox Bazar . This effort was aimed at providing much-needed relief during the holy month of Ramadan to some of the world’s most vulnerable communities.

The food packages included essential items such as rice, flour, cooking oil, and other dry goods, ensuring that the 500 beneficiary families had access to nutritious meals throughout the month. This initiative not only addressed their immediate food needs but also brought a sense of comfort and dignity during a time of spiritual reflection and fasting.

This project aligned with Alkhidmat’s mission to support displaced and marginalized populations and contributed to SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) by fighting food insecurity in crisis-hit regions.

We remain grateful to our generous donors and supporters who made this life-changing project possible. Your continued support allows us to stand by those in need, no matter where they are, and bring hope to their lives.