Health & Emergency Services
Quality Healthcare and Lifesaving Transport — Free for All Who Need It.
Good health is not a luxury. Emergency transport is not a privilege. For Hamza Baig Welfare Society, these are non-negotiable rights that every human being deserves — regardless of their income, their location, or their circumstances. Through its Health for All program and Pakistan’s first free ambulance service, HBWS has been quietly saving lives across Jhelum since 2017.
Health For All
Health for All — Bringing Care to Those Who Need It Most.
In many developing countries, ill health is the single greatest driver of poverty. Unsafe water and poor sanitation alone kill 4 million people each year. Diseases like Malaria, Hepatitis, and other entirely preventable illnesses continue to claim lives in communities that simply have no access to doctors, medicines, or even basic health education.When someone is sick and cannot access care, everything else falls apart. They cannot work. They cannot support their family. They cannot send their children to school. HBWS is working to break this cycle — one free medical camp, one donated medicine, one family at a time.
What We Do:
- Organize free general medical and eye camps across rural and underserved communities in District Jhelum
- Provide free medicines and financial assistance to patients suffering from chronic and long-term illnesses
- Supply monthly medicine packages to deserving patients who cannot afford ongoing prescriptions
- Deliver mobility and physical rehabilitation services to persons with disabilities
- Develop working liaisons with government primary healthcare facilities to strengthen service delivery for ordinary citizens
- Raise community awareness on personal hygiene, HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, and preventive health practices
- Donate essential medical supplies, equipment, and furniture to Rural Health Centers (RHCs)
Impact 2025–2025
Impact 2017–2025:
- 4,800 patients treated and supported through healthcare interventions
- Free medical and eye camps organized across peripheries of District Jhelum
- Monthly medicines supplied to chronic patients unable to afford treatment
- Essential supplies donated to multiple Rural Health Centers
- Family support provided to 30 deserving families with ongoing health needs
- Total investment: Rs. 4,291,138
FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE
Free Ambulance Service — Because Every Second Counts
Imagine being in a medical emergency with no money and no transport. The nearest hospital is hours away. The ambulance that could save your life costs more than your family earns in a week.For millions of Pakistanis, that is not an imagined scenario. It is a daily reality that ends lives that did not have to end.Recognizing this, Hamza Baig Welfare Society launched what is widely regarded as Pakistan’s first free ambulance service — operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, serving the people of Jhelum and surrounding areas without charging a single rupee.The service covers more than just emergencies. HBWS also transports deceased loved ones from airports to homes, and from homes to graveyards — sparing grieving families the financial and logistical burden at the most painful moment of their lives.
What We Do:
- Provide round-the-clock free emergency patient transport from accident sites, homes, and remote villages to hospitals
- Shift deceased individuals from airports to homes and from homes to graveyards — completely free of charge
- Support flood victims, accident survivors, and critically ill patients who have no means of transport
- Coordinate with Rescue 1122 and local hospitals for seamless emergency handover
- Extend services to remote and underserved areas beyond the city limits of Jhelum
Impact 2021–2024
Impact 2017–2025:
- Over 1,000 individuals directly transported through the ambulance service
- Available 24/7, 365 days a year — no holidays, no exceptions
- Praised by the District Emergency Officer 1122 for filling a critical gap in emergency services
- Recognized by the Deputy Commissioner Jhelum as an invaluable contribution to the district
- Total investment: Rs. 4.553M
