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Our Mission
Saaya aims to initiate multiple health projects including the provision of shelter and basic life services to underprivileged families of patients.

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President's Message
My name is Uzair Munaf, I am the co-founder of SAAYA and a medical student doing my MBBS at Dow University of health sciences.
We have initiated SAAYA to ease the suffering of people who are not privileged enough to afford a private hospital. Those who come to a government setting, not knowing where they’re going to stay or what they’re going to do just to get their loved ones treated. They know little about the cost of medications, lab charges, dressings, and various services. That is where we come in to bridge the gap.
Dr. Adib Rizvi says and I quote, If they cannot afford to live, we can’t let them die.
Empathy is what we need to practice individually. Empathy is what our nation needs. In my experience running this NGO, I have realized 2 things; having a huge bank balance and generosity are two different things, they are not linked in any way. And the other, Allah has his ways to open doors for you in ways you won’t expect, if only your intentions are pure.
I envision SAAYA as a future hospital in accordance with international standards in Pakistan, where people will be treated free of cost with no discrimination between the rich and the needy.
That is my goal. And thank you for your immense support!


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Our Projects

Menstrual Hygiene Campaign

Patient’s Assistance Program

A Day at JDC Old Age Home

Gift-packs Distribution

Patients Assistance Program

Pulse Oximeters And Oxygen Cylinders Distribution

Mission Corona: Save Lives (Facebook Group)

COVID-19 Helpline

Donation of Ventilator to Ojha Hospital, Karachi

Tribute to Frontline Workers (COVID-19)

News & Stories

Those That Came Before Us – Visiting JDC Old Home

A Perspective: “Just because they can’t afford to live, we can’t let them die” – Dr. Adeeb Rizvi
