FOIH Annual Fundraising Event Washington DC Chapter
Monday Nov 18, 2024 5:30 PM EST
LocationIn Pakistan, maternal mortality remains high at about 186 deaths per 100,000 live births. Infant mortality is also a serious concern: recent data place the rate at roughly 50-56 deaths per 1,000 live births. Among women of reproductive age, anaemia affects about 42-46%, and vitamin D deficiency is extremely common — in many studies 60-80% of women show deficient levels. The country is grappling with the triple burden of malnutrition: persistent under-nutrition, rising overweight/obesity and widespread micronutrient deficiencies — all of which impact the health of mothers and infants.

Feeds a family of 4 every month
From nurturing mothers to supporting healthy futures, these tales highlight the transformative power of our program in creating lasting change for families.

In response to this crisis, IHHN has launched the 'NourishMom' Nutrition Program, a beacon of hope for new mothers. This initiative ensures both medical and nutritional support, addressing the critical need for maternal health and well-being during and after pregnancy. Families enrolled in the program receive monthly Ration Bags for 12 months. For the first 6 months, pregnant women receive these bags to ensure proper nutrition until delivery. After childbirth, the support continues with Ration Bags for an additional 6 months, fostering breastfeeding and preventing infant malnutrition.
Be the Nourishing ForceFeeds a family of 4 every month
Feeds a family of 4 for a year
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Feeds a family of 8 for a year
Friend of Indus Hospital is dedicated to addressing a variety of pressing needs within vulnerable communities in Pakistan. In addition to our ongoing efforts to provide critical healthcare services, we also have several other appeals aimed at addressing specific challenges and supporting various aspects of community well-being.
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At Friends of Indus Hospital, USA, we serve as a bridge of compassion connecting hearts across borders. Our mission is to support the Indus Hospital & Health Network (IHHN) in Pakistan, ensuring free, high-quality healthcare for underserved communities. Indus Hospital & Health Network has hospitals and clinics in many cities and provinces, including Karachi, Lahore, Quetta, Multan, and Muzaffargarh. Guided by compassion, excellence, and integrity, we stand at the forefront of a movement that heals, uplifts, and transforms lives. Explore our unwavering commitment to healthcare, hope, and humanity, and join us in making a lasting impact in Pakistan’s healthcare system.
No, FOIH and IHHN are separate organizations. IHHN operates a vast network of free hospitals and clinics in Pakistan, providing quality healthcare to underserved communities. FOIH (Friends of Indus Hospital, USA) is a registered nonprofit in the United States that raises funds and awareness to support IHHN’s humanitarian healthcare initiatives.
Absolutely not. Indus Hospital & Health Network is a completely free-of-cost healthcare provider that has never charged patients for medical treatment or services.
You can donate online, by mail, or through monthly giving programs. Click here to explore ways to donate to FOIH.
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IHHN follows strict Shariah-compliant Zakat guidelines. All patients are assessed by welfare officers to confirm Zakat eligibility as defined by qualified Shariah scholars. Eligible patients’ treatments are funded through Zakat, while others receive care through Sadaqah or general donations. Post-treatment, internal billing is completed for Zakat account settlements.
Yes, FOIH accepts Fidya donations, ensuring your contribution supports patients in need of essential medical care.
Yes, you can volunteer at IHHN during your visit to Pakistan. Simply fill out the volunteer form or contact us at info@foihus.org to get started.
Yes, donations made through Friends of Indus Hospital qualify for an official U.S. tax-deductible receipt. Friends of Indus Hospital, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and an IRS-compliant tax receipt is automatically issued to your email upon successful completion of your donation.
Yes. All contributions made by American donors are processed in USD, ensuring accurate tax reporting and no unexpected currency conversion fees.
Your Zakat and Sadaqah are distributed according to Islamic principles and directed to eligible programs that support patients and families in need. All donations are processed through secure, encrypted American payment systems, ensuring full safety and compliance.

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