Committed To Provide Free Surgeries To Those Who Cannot Afford

Free Medical Camps are life-saving programs that provide basic health care and dental services to the unprivileged community. Free medical Camps mainly focus on providing basic health care and dental services to the people who lack access to basic healthcare services.

Regular health Checkup and tests can help detect diseases even before they start. Finding health problems early increases your chances for faster treatment and cure. You live longer and healthier by getting the right health services, screenings, and treatments. Many factors like your age, health and family history, lifestyle, habits, diets and productivity level etc decide how often you need healthcare.

The nonprofit organizations work for the betterment of the public. Nonprofit organizations also generate profit but it is spent on the community to do greater good. This simply means that nonprofits do not generate revenue for the purpose of harvesting income and they do not serve for the interest of any individual. Nonprofits are private organizations and work separately for the government.

A Trust is an organization that is created by a will and formed after death or even during life time. Once the Trust is formed all the assets provided to the Trust will belong to the organization and not to the Trustee.This time onwards the assets will be subjected to the rules and instructions of the trust contract.

Medical camps are conducted by health professionals to provide limited health services amongst the underprivileged community. The poor attend these camps to get free check-up and treatment. Getting the appropriate kind of health checkup is vital for every human being so these medical camps provide the poor population overall physical examination which includes eyes and health check-up, assessment of the functioning of vital organs like the heart, lungs, digestive system, liver, kidneys and the immune system.

For Muslims around the world, the month of Ramadan is a time of deep reflection, sacrifice and joyous family gatherings. It’s also a time when Muslims give more Zakat than any time of the year.The giver is believed to be purified through the act of transferring wealth to the poor. Zakat is also a powerful source of good with untapped potential for contributing to sustainable development in communities.

The greatest gift a child can get is the unconditional love, care, and shelter from his parents. Unfortunately, Adoon Hussain, a one-month-old poor baby boy was mercilessly abandoned by his own parents because he was born with Hydrocephalus and Meningocele. Due to this disease his head started growing bigger and he also developed a big lump on his back. Instead of taking him to a good hospital for treatment, his parents left him in the orphanage.

Organizing a free medical camp isn’t an easy task. However, if done correctly, it can potentially help a lot of people to get healthcare free of cost. Though many hospitals organize free camps, in which a sizeable number of patients turn up only when the medical services are given free of cost.

Zakat is the mandatory giving of a particular proportion of one's wealth to charity. Zakat is a type of worship that is required for the purification of one’s wealth and soul. Zakat is one of the third pillars of Islam and does not refer to charitable gifts given to the poor out of kindness or generosity. Zakat is a systematic giving of 2.5% of one's wealth each year to benefit the unfortunate.

Zakat means to purify one’s soul and wealth. Being the third pillar of Islam Zakat is an obligation which must be performed by all Muslims. Zakat is the systematic giving of 2.5% of one’s wealth to those in need. Zakat is essentially an act of worship through which Muslims benefit themselves as well as others and establish social justice. Zakat can be paid at anytime of the year and this depends on the person’s individual financial circumstances. Different people become the owners of Nisab at different times of the year so the time of paying Zakat varies for each individual.