Since July 2014, the IKF's ongoing Emergency Health Care initiative has positively impacted over 55,000 patients, most of whom are women and children.
In Chiniot, the IKF has intervened on behalf of 3772 poor farmers and through it's unique service delivery mechanism, the local communties have been empowered to help themselves.
IKF Mobile Health Units have treated over 10,000 patients so far in the flood devastated areas of Punjab & Azad Kashmir.
The IKF has deployed Two Mobile Health Units to Bannu. Since July 6th, they have treated over 6000 Outpatient IDPs in Bannu. A third will begin servicing Tank and Dera Ismail Khan after Eid.
Reflections from the field….
Feb 9th, 2012
This place was wild; a post-apocalyptic desert world. There wasn’t a single structure in the Kachha that didn’t look like it had been carpet bombed. I ...
IKF through the lens of Social Media
Jan 10th, 2012
For all those interested, an eagle’s eye view into our work in the flood affected parts of Pakistan is provided on the social media. Attached ...
Challenges of Village Development
Dec 24th, 2011
For those who think that building a “model” village is an easy thing, think again. The mere act of constructing a village, that looks and ...
