Healthcare Project, Union Council Agra, District Charsadda, Pakistan

The devastating flood during the monsoon season of 2010 created havoc over a wide area across Pakistan. Although the flood affected the lives of thousands of families and individuals in each province of the country, due to Charsadda District’s close proximity to the Kabul and Indus Rivers, the long term damage has been more severe in this area.The destruction of most of the health facilities and the already weak economic condition of the region has made the inhabitants even more vulnerable to health problems.

According to the UNOCHA (Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs) report of 2012, Union Council Agra has been identified as one of the most flood-devastated areas within Charsadda District which still stands in need of aid in all areas of development, including health. Therefore, RMF has joined hands with Pakistan Health Foundation (PHF) UK and signed an MOU to provide comprehensive primary healthcare to the people of Union Council Agra.   Pakistan Health Foundation UK (PHF) is a non-profit organization founded in 2011 by a group of membes from the Reading Rotary Club UK and its mandate is to work exclusively on health issues for the poor and vulnerable people of Pakistan.

More detailed information on this project and collaboration with PHF in the reports below.

Initiative Updates

April 9, 2013
Renaad is 3½  years old. The firstborn to Zohaib and Sara, she is the epitome of all their dreams. A young man determined to climb out of the steep walls of poverty he had the misfortune of being born into, Zohaib studied hard to get a...
April 8, 2013
Fourth Quarter Summary Real Medicine Foundation joined hands with Pakistan Health Foundation UK to provide comprehensive primary healthcare to the people of Union Council Agra, District Charsadda of Province KPK. From September 1stto December 31st,...
October 3, 2012
Project Background: The unprecedented monsoon rains of 2010 caused devastating floods that affected up to 20 million people in Pakistan in what is now officially recognized as one of the country’s worst natural disasters in scale. Continuous,...
May 2, 2012
Photo: Patients line up to be seen at the new health center Unprecedented monsoon rains in 2010 caused devastating floods that affected up to 20 million people in Pakistan in what is now officially recognized as one of the country’s worst...