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Dedicated in assisting timely and efficient emergency medical care
Free medicines are provided to those in need.
To provide healthcare services, including general check-ups, specialist consultations, and the distribution of medicines.
Access to timely transportation is crucial for saving lives, particularly in Union Council Anga,Tehsil Naushera, District Khushab.
CGMA Foundation started a comfortable ambulance emergency service in August 2022. Since then, over 100 patients have been swiftly transported to hospitals for urgent medical care. Our ambulance service is dedicated to providing timely and efficient emergency medical care to our community.
For emergency services, please contact us at the given numbers.
Saving lives and covering surgical expenses for deserving individuals during emergency incidents are among the foundation’s top priorities. To date, the foundation has funded surgeries for dozens of patients, including operations on legs, knees, arms, and eyes.
The foundation regularly organizes workshops facilitated by trained 1122 teams to provide essential first aid training to staff and ambulance drivers. This training equips them to take necessary actions during emergencies.
Considering the difficulties faced by patients, women, and the elderly in traveling to Nowshera for medicines, the foundation completed the construction of a pharmacy in 2022. After completing the registration process, the GM Pharmacy has been operational. It offers a wide range of prescription and over-the-counter medications to meet the healthcare needs of our community. Additionally, free medicines are provided to those in need.
We regularly organize medical camps to provide free healthcare services, including general check-ups, specialist consultations, and the distribution of medicines.
CGMA Foundation recently launched a significant initiative to improve healthcare in the underserved villages of Soon Valley, District Khushab, Punjab. Despite limited resources, the foundation has successfully organized a series of medical camps across the valley, reaching remote areas such as Mahorianwala and Naushera.
These camps have been set up in various villages, including Anga, Sirhal, Shakarkot, Bagh Shams Din, Chitta, Koradhi, Kafri, Subhraal, Manawan, Suraki, Jahlar, Kalyal, Byakh, Uchala, Sodhi Jy Wali, Mustafa Abad, Sodhi Bala, Zeren, Ahmedabad, Jhangay Wala, Mardwal, Jalaywali, Teven, Sakesar, Khabeki, Dhadhar, Makrami, Amb Sharif, Mahorianwala, Khora, Naushera, Jabba, Ugali, Kotli, Peil Padhrar, and Uchali.
Since the initiative began on July 18, 2024, the medical camps have served patients across 23 villages, with plans to continue until August 18, 2024. Covering approximately 30 locations throughout Soon Valley, the camps provide essential services, including free medical treatment to large numbers of deserving families.
Medicines have been distributed to those in need. This ongoing initiative underscores the foundation’s strong commitment to enhancing healthcare access and supporting vulnerable communities.
Medical camps are being organized in over 21 villages in Soon Valley, District Khushab, and we are looking for dedicated local volunteers who can
