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When devastating floods once again swept across Pakistan, IHHN responded without delay. Emergency medical teams established camps across 19 flood-affected districts, providing free treatment to more than 140,000 patients. Beyond emergency care, the response included maternal, neonatal, and child health services, with the Maternal Health on Wheels initiative ensuring women and children in remote communities continued receiving essential healthcare when they needed it most.

Inspiring the Next Generation of Changemakers

To nurture future leaders in healthcare and philanthropy, IHHN launched the Youth Training Program (YTP), a biannual initiative welcoming young participants from around the world. Through immersive hospital experiences, clinical exposure, field visits, and meaningful interactions with patients and healthcare professionals, participants developed a deeper understanding of compassionate care. Each edition concluded with a Pediatric Oncology Carnival, planned entirely by the students to bring joy to children undergoing cancer treatment.

Expanding Capacity to Serve More Patients

As patient needs continue to grow, so does IHHN’s infrastructure. During the year, the Network operationalized its Central Sterile Services Department, new administrative offices, a 70-bed inpatient ward, and a dedicated Clinical Research Unit, further strengthening its ability to deliver safe, efficient, and evidence-based healthcare.

Restoring Mobility Through Project GODA

Entering its ninth year, Project GODA continued transforming lives through free orthopedic and spinal surgeries. Supported by a volunteer team of 26 medical professionals from the United States, the mission successfully performed 270 complex surgeries across Karachi and Muzaffargarh, restoring mobility and improving quality of life for patients who otherwise had limited access to specialized care.

Advancing ENT Care Through Global Collaboration

International Recognition for Innovation

IHHN’s commitment to innovation and patient-centred care received global recognition at the 2026 Asia-Pacific Stevie® Awards. The Network earned the Gold Stevie® Award for its pioneering Cystic Fibrosis Program and the Silver Stevie® Award for Excellence in Social Impact, reflecting its continued efforts to deliver free, high-quality healthcare through sustainable and innovative models.

Building Expertise Through International Partnerships