Established in 2017 with the intention to serve the local community which lacked medical facilities. Salhad Welfare Medical Centre (SWMC) is a registered non-profit organisation under Section 42 of the companies act, 2017 with Security and Exchange Commission Of Pakistan (SECP). SWMC is also registered with KPK Health Care Commission under Section 12 of KPK Health Care Commission Act 2015. We are also licensed to sell and stock with the Government of KPK under the Drugs Act of 1976.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has enlisted Pakistan among 57 countries with critical health workforce deficiency while the country is placed at 122nd position in terms of quality of healthcare facilities. Unfortunately, Pakistan stands high in the list of top countries with extreme infant mortality.
Being conscious of the situation, Salhad Welfare Medical Center has established a Non-Profit Medical Center to provide best healthcare facilities to the public, irrespective of their socio-economic status.
At Salhad Welfare Medical Centre we recognize the value of every individual and are led by our passion to provide affordable care with high standards. Where a patient cannot afford, we aim to provide free medical care.
SWMC aims to serve the community and the local people of Salhad in every possible way, hence a step has been taken by SWMC to establish the very first JANAZAGAH in Salhad, Abbottabad.
Every Muslim has three Basic rights upon other Muslims: "Responding to his Salaams, Making Tasmeet when he sneezes, and burying them when he dies"
The Salhad Welfare Medical Center aims to start a sewing class at GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SALHAD ABBOTTABAD with the main objective to provide skill based learning to the students and Empowering the girls with self-worth, literacy, & the financial freedom that comes from mastering the valuable trade of sewing. “Illiterate women in Pakistan have limited options to sustain themselves and care for their children. Instead of a life of servitude, we would like to equip them with training, a support network and the materials needed to take control of their own lives.
I have been born and raised in this village. My village is my heritage where generations of my family have lived and serviced. Over the years, I have seen people from my village travelling miles to receive medical treatment even for minor illnesses. In this day and age the absence of any basic or emergency medical facility within the village adds to their misery thus making their life very difficult. Many people in the village come from a poor background with no access to financial resources making it impossible for them to travel at times for emergency treatments. I have witnessed the suffering, discomfort and at times loss of lives due to the absence of any medical facility in my village which greatly saddened me. I always had a vision to do something about it whenever, I was in a position to do so. Now that I am in a position to take some action and help my people so they can have a basic medical facility, I plan to set up this welfare organization
Mr. Anees Ur Rehman (CHAIRMAN)
S/O Abdul Waheed
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It’s been a year like no other, but we still have the chance to change the course of 2021 for 10,000 people in rural Mali. Together, we can transform the future for families who’ve endured a life without clean water for too long.
