Jamaat Time, Jamia Masjid Baitussalam, DHA, Phase 4, Karachi, Pakistan
In Pakistan, more than 85 million people have no meaningful access to adequate healthcare. For a country with a rapidly growing population and rising rates of chronic disease, quality medical treatment remains inaccessible for the majority, not because it doesn't exist, but because it costs too much.
A single specialist consultation at a private hospital costs Rs. 2,000–5,000. A routine surgery can run into hundreds of thousands of rupees. For the 40% of Pakistanis living below or near the poverty line, illness is not just a health crisis, it is also a financial catastrophe.
Baitussalam Welfare Trust's (BWT) Multi-Disciplinary Hospital was founded on a single, non-negotiable belief: healthcare is a right, not a privilege. Our hospital provides free and subsidised specialist care across multiple medical disciplines, ensuring that no patient is turned away because they cannot pay.
Pakistan's public hospital system is severely overstretched. Government hospitals are under-resourced, overcrowded, and unable to meet the scale of need. Private hospitals deliver excellent care, but at prices most families will never be able to afford.
The result is a two-tier system where quality healthcare is a luxury of the wealthy, and the poor are left to suffer without treatment, deteriorate without diagnosis, and die from conditions that are entirely preventable and curable.
BWT's Multi-Disciplinary Hospital exists to close this gap, offering the same quality of specialist care you would find in a private facility, completely free or heavily subsidised for those who cannot afford it.
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General Medicine OPD consultations and treatment for common illnesses, chronic conditions, and follow-up care. |
Surgical Services Planned and emergency surgeries conducted by qualified surgeons free for deserving patients. |
Gynaecology & Obstetrics Safe delivery and maternal health services, including prenatal and postnatal care. |
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Paediatrics Child health consultations and treatment for infants and young children. |
Orthopaedics Bone and joint treatment including fractures, joint repair, and musculoskeletal care. |
ENT Specialist ear, nose, and throat consultations and treatment. |
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Dermatology Skin condition diagnosis and treatment by qualified dermatologists. |
Ophthalmology Eye care including cataract surgery, infections, and visual impairment assessment. |
Cardiology Heart health consultations, ECG, and diagnostic cardiac services. |
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Radiology & Diagnostics X-rays, ultrasound, and full laboratory diagnostic services. |
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BWT's Multi-Disciplinary Hospital serves all patients regardless of their financial background:
• Free care for patients below the poverty line (assessed at intake)
• Subsidised care for low-income working families
• Zakat-funded treatment for eligible recipients
• Standard consultation and diagnostic services for those who can afford them
You don’t need a referral letter. You don’t need any deposit. You don’t need any insurance. Walk in, receive care, and leave without a bill you cannot pay.
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Donation Amount |
What It Funds |
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Rs. 500 |
One specialist OPD consultation for a patient who cannot afford private care |
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Rs. 2,000 |
A full day's supply of essential medicines for one inpatient |
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Rs. 5,000 |
A complete diagnostic workup (blood tests, X-ray, ultrasound) for one patient |
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Rs. 10,000 |
One minor surgical procedure for a deserving patient |
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Rs. 50,000 |
A major surgery for a patient who would otherwise go untreated |
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Rs. 1,00,000 |
Full medical care for 10 patients for one month |
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• 800,000+ patients treated across all BWT healthcare programs
• Specialist departments covering 10+ medical disciplines
• Free care for patients who cannot afford private hospitals
• Serving Karachi's most underserved communities since BWT's founding
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Baitussalam Welfare Trust (BWT) in Karachi, Pakistan is a non-profit relief and development organization that is dedicated to alleviating human suffering and supporting the destitute in their efforts to become more self-sufficient.
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