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CEO Transparent Hands Ms. Rameeza Mueen was invited as a guest speaker to LMA Beaconhouse School in Lahore. She was cordially invited to speak on GLOBAL DIGNITY DAY which is held on 18th of October every year. Ms. Rameeza Mueen spoke about the basic principles of dignity and made kids understand about the value of everyone around them.

Transparent Hands organized free Medical Camp in Garden Town, Lahore on 2nd October 2017. In the camp, free checkup facility was provided to the underprivileged people of the surrounding area. Sugar checkup service was also given free to the deserving patients. All the patients in the camp were suffering from mild to major diseases for which they were evaluated by one of the best doctors and were given free medicines for relief. Two patients were further registered with Transparent Hands for free of cost surgical treatment.

Rameeza Mueen CEO Transparent Hands was invited to give an hour session on “Personal Grooming of Faculty for Impact on Students” for the faculty of University of South Asia. The main agenda of session was to create awareness about personal grooming of staff of university and how their personality can create an impact on the lives of students.

Transparent Hands organized free medical camp at Reem Rice Mills Pvt Ltd. on 7th November, 2017. The camp was sponsored by Reem Rice Mills to facilitate the workers of the Mill for their medical and surgical needs. More than 130 patients were given free checkup facility and medicines. Transparent Hands would like to thank Reem ka Steam (Reem Rice Mills Pvt. Limited) for their kind support. We look forward to organize such medical camps again in future with the collaboration of these companies who want to create an impact in the lives of underprivileged community of Pakistan.

Transparent Hands organized free medical camp on 26th August 2017 in Kot Asadullah Khan with collaboration of Qamar Khan, Chairman of Hydro Power Engineering (HPE). The Camp was arranged at Sania Public School to facilitate the underprivileged people of that area. Transparent Hands team provided free checkup facility to 239 patients in total out of which few were further registered for surgical treatment.