Before you continue reading below, we ask our donors why they decided to donate to this cause while they're checking out. The following was stated by a donor very recently and it really touched us. We'd like to share it with you as a reminder to ourselves and to you.

"Our wealth isn’t our wealth, it is what Allah has blessed us with, and it is also a test from Allah to see what we do with it: help others in need for the sake of Allah or use it on ourselves who are already privileged. This world is verily a journey of tests, circulation of wealth is necessary because at the end of the day it is what Allah has blessed us with and could be taken back at anytime. It is not our wealth to be proud over, and we should be charitable by helping those in need"

Thank you Warisha and everyone else who are supporting this noble cause of helping innocent children that are being tested with Cancer and who you can help save right now by donating. 

It costs £3,000 to cover the full treatment of a child with cancer. May Allah bless you if you can donate this or any amount which you can afford. Remember that it's the end of the year so put your best foot forward to give hope to these beautiful children.  

The Indus Hospital is proud to be a member of the St. Jude Global Alliance which has seen us collaborate on research projects and learn new skills.

In recognition of our efforts in Pediatric Cancer and blood disorders in children, The Indus Hospital has been awarded a certificate of appreciation from St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Imagine your child, or your nephew, or your niece falls sick. You take them to the nearest hospital and the doctor tells you they have cancer, but you are unable to afford the cost of treatment. 

Can you imagine selling everything you have to afford medical treatment for your children? Alhamdulillah, we have the National Health Service here in the UK, but here's a staggering fact:

Over 50% of Pakistan, a country that has 220+ million people, do not have access to basic primary health care. That's over 100 million people. 

Around 8,000 children in Pakistan under the age of 18 are diagnosed with cancer every year. That’s 8,000 young lives affected; 8,000 mothers praying they don’t have to bury their child.

How many children will you help save today?

21% of the population is below the poverty line: Access to quality healthcare is a luxury middle and lower class families can’t afford. The only way out is either by selling everything they have to afford the treatments or simply leave their loved ones to give in to the illness. 

Many families sell all that they have to afford whatever treatment they can for their children. Others have no choice but to leave their loved ones to give in to their illness.

Every child deserves a chance to live life to the fullest, to grow up and experience the joys of childhood. Cancer strips that away from them. This is a horrible tragedy.

The Pediatric Oncology Department has been a game-changer and a glimpse of hope for childhood cancer patients and their families. 

Every day, 120 cancer patients visit our facility with the hope to be taken care of. IHHN is providing pediatric medicine, surgery, and oncology care needs free of cost to all the registered patients.

In order to continue to do so, we need YOUR help. 

Every child deserves a chance to live life to the fullest, to grow up and experience the joys of childhood. Cancer strips that away from them. This is a horrible tragedy.

cancer and blood disease. Every child admitted is treated as if they are our own. We are committed to ensuring that these precious lives are cured and saved. On a daily basis, the Indus Health Network provides Chemotherapy for about 100 children on a daily basis.

Here at IHHN, we provide quality care, free of cost. IHHN’s vision is to create an excellence-driven, comprehensive, compassionate, free of charge, and replicable healthcare system accessible to all. We do not stand for discrimination. We believe every life should be treated equally, with equal opportunities.

Because we are a free healthcare system, we rely on your donations to help us achieve that vision.

Here at IHN, we provide quality care, free of cost. IHN’s vision is to create an excellence-driven, comprehensive, compassionate, free of charge, and replicable healthcare system accessible to all. We do not stand for discrimination. We believe every life should be treated equally, with equal opportunities.

Because we are a free healthcare system, we rely on your donations to help us achieve that vision.

Today, more than 450,000 people from all over Pakistan are getting free of cost quality healthcare services every month because of your generosity. The Indus Hospital (TIH), now evolved as the Indus Hospital & Health Network (IHHN) is transforming lives through various Public Health programs spread across Pakistan by reaching out to the vulnerable population who previously had limited or no access to healthcare facilities. As the communities continue to grow, the number of patients receiving care and treatment through IHHN continues to rise. Join hands with the Indus Development Foundation in creating a sustainable future for healthcare delivery in Pakistan.

The Indus Health Network (IHN) provides quality healthcare absolutely free of cost to millions of deserving patients since 2007 through our countrywide network of hospitals in Pakistan.

The Indus Hospital and Health Network came into being with the purpose to improve the healthcare environment of Pakistan. Dr. Abdul Bari Khan, the founder of The Indus Hospital, worked tirelessly in government-run hospitals of Pakistan and experienced the appalling situation of the helpless patients.

Indus Hospital & Health Network is a not-for-profit company registered under section 42 of the Companies Ordinance 1984. The company has tax exemptions under the Income Tax Ordinance 2001.

Charity Registration No. PCP-R2/2019/234 | National Tax No. 3162706-4. Established to support the efforts of Indus Health Network (IHN) in providing quality healthcare services to under-served patients in Pakistan.

The activities of Indus Hospital & Health Network include creating awareness about the efforts of Indus Hospital, arranging fundraising events, mobilizing individual and corporate volunteers to support Indus Health Network with the supply of equipment, assistive devices, infrastructure material, knowledge and skill transfer.

The Indus Health Network (IHN) provides quality healthcare absolutely free of cost to millions of deserving patients since 2007 through our countrywide network of hospitals in Pakistan.

The Indus Hospital and Health Network came into being with the purpose to improve the healthcare environment of Pakistan. Dr. Abdul Bari Khan, the founder of The Indus Hospital, worked tirelessly in government-run hospitals of Pakistan and experienced the appalling situation of the helpless patients.

Ayan was 4 years old when he was diagnosed with blood cancer. It began with a fever, then developed into a fever that would come every 3 days. 

He was transferred to Indus hospital, where he immediately received treatment. Two and a half years later, Ayan is now healthy and cancer free. 

Ayan was 4 years old when he was diagnosed with blood cancer. It began with a fever, then developed into a fever that would come every 3 days. 

He was transferred to Indus hospital, where he immediately received treatment. Two and a half years later, Ayan is now healthy and cancer free.

Ayesha was completely fine, until one day she developed limp. At just five years old, Ayesha was diagnosed with bone cancer. In the process of removing a tumor, She lost her leg and spent a year being treated with chemotherapy and her parents feared she would never walk again. At the end of her treatment, a cancer-free Ayesha received a prosthetic leg, and is now able to walk and attend school like any other child.

There are thousands of children like Ayan and Ayesha who are unable to receive treatment due to unaffordable medical costs.

IHN provides quality care, free of cost. But seeing a child cancer-free is priceless.

Ayesha was completely fine, until one day she developed limp. At just five years old, Ayesha was diagnosed with bone cancer. In the process of removing a tumor, She lost her leg and spent a year being treated with chemotherapy and her parents feared she would never walk again. At the end of her treatment, a cancer-free Ayesha received a prosthetic leg, and is now able to walk and attend school like any other child.

There are thousands of children like Ayan and Ayesha who are unable to receive treatment due to unaffordable medical costs.

IHN provides quality care, free of cost. But seeing a child cancer-free is priceless.