HealingHumanity

Since we started on March 26, 2006, CDRS has been committed to providing medical care to people of all ages and genders. We’ve made a significant impact over the years. For male patients aged 15 and older, we’ve provided 210,928 facilities, and for females in the same age group, we’ve provided 374,838 facilities. We’ve also cared for male children aged 14 and under with 288,986 facilities, and female children with 265,669 facilities. Altogether, that’s 554,655 facilities for children. In total, we’ve provided 1,140,421 facilities to patients of all ages.

CDRS has also played a crucial role in disaster relief. During the AJK earthquake, we treated 420,211 patients. In flood relief efforts, we helped 225,977 patients, and during the IDPs’ rehabilitation, we treated 157,017 patients. In Shangla we treated 1,002 patients. Overall, our disaster medical camps have treated 804,207 patients. In non-disaster medical camps, we’ve treated 50,672 patients.

Our clinics have been essential too. At the MCHC Swat clinic, we’ve treated 153,837 patients, and at the CMCC Kharian clinic, we’ve served 131,705 patients. Altogether, CDRS has treated 1,140,421 patients since we began.