Free Dialysis for poor patients in Pakistan

Al-Mustafa Dialysis Unit continues its mission to provide free dialysis treatment and essential healthcare services to underprivileged patients suffering from kidney-related ailments. This report highlights the progress made from March 2025 to June 2025, covering patient registrations, dialysis sessions, erythropoietin injections, and other medical services provided.

Key Achievements (March – June 2025)

Patient Registration & Care

New Registrations:

• March 2025: 20
• April 2025: 20
• May 2025: 16
• June 2025: 18

Dialysis Sessions Conducted

Erythropoietin Injections Administered

Additional Medical Services Provided

At Al-Mustafa, most of our patients belong to extremely poor economic backgrounds, so we do not just provide free Dialysis services to our patients; rather, we also take care of their other illnesses. A total of 33 patients received supplementary medical support, multiple times during the past quarter, including:

Impact & Challenges

Impact:

• Provided 594 life-saving dialysis sessions over four months.
• Administered 217 erythropoietin injections to manage anaemia in dialysis patients.
• Ensured medicines, lab tests, and consultations for 33 patients.

Challenges:

• Fluctuations in patient numbers due to seasonal health conditions.
• Need for continuous funding to sustain free treatments.

Future Goals

• Increase outreach to register more underprivileged patients.
• Maintain consistent dialysis sessions and medication supply.
• Expand partnerships for long-term sustainability.

We are immensely grateful for your continuous support and will get back with some surprising updates soon.