CHCS operates a network of charity hospitals, clinics, and mobile health units that bring vital medical services directly to underserved communities. From routine check-ups and vaccinations to emergency treatments during natural disasters, these facilities offer timely, compassionate care to those who need it most — without financial burden.
Health Education & Disease Prevention
In partnership with UNICEF, CHCS leads community-focused awareness programs on HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B & C, tuberculosis, and other public health concerns. Educational sessions and free informational materials empower individuals and communities to take control of their health.
Mobile Health Units: Taking Medicine to Remote Regions
Equipped to handle basic diagnostics, treatment, and medicine distribution, our Mobile Health Units embark on outreach missions to remote, flood-affected, and marginalized areas. By bridging gaps in healthcare access, they effectively eliminate transportation and infrastructure barriers.
Comprehensive Medical Network: Treating Hundreds of Thousands
Since its inception, CHCS has treated over 150,000 patients at its main charity hospital and 13 satellite clinics across Pakistan, delivering quality medical care—including for IDPs from North Waziristan and drought-affected populations in Thar—under the guidance of its founder, Dr Asif Mahmood Jah.
