Saaya has initiated a program that aims to assist the underprivileged population visiting M5, Civil Hospital Karachi’s busiest medicine ward. As a part of this program, we aim to reduce

Since the onset of the pandemic, there has been a surge in demand for pulse oximeters and oxygen cylinders. However, this heightened demand has resulted in shortages and inflated prices,

Saaya established the "Mission Corona: Save Lives" Facebook group to educate the public about COVID-19 and facilitate plasma donation for patients in need. This platform connects plasma donors with patients,

By June 2020, most of the hospital facilities were saturated and patients were advised to isolate at home. Looking at the severity of situation, Saaya launched a free of cost

Saaya donated a ventilator to Ojha Hospital Karachi to support critical COVID-19 patients in need of respiratory assistance. This donation aimed to save lives and alleviate the strain on healthcare

Saaya paid tribute to frontline healthcare workers and paramedics by presenting them with tokens of gratitude for their tireless efforts in combating COVID-19. This gesture aimed to recognize and appreciate

Karachi’s heat starts becoming unbearable around April-May. It was brought to our attention that a ward in CHK did not have functioning fans and air-conditioners. Saaya installed 13 fans and

Saaya Welfare Trust initiated COVID-19 Ration Distribution in response to the lockdown's impact on small business owners and daily wage earners, who were severely affected by the pandemic. Recognizing

During the rapid spread of the virus, the country faced a shortage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Saaya Welfare Trust embarked on a mission to source PPE for hospital staff,

In response to the WHO's declaration of the COVID-19 pandemic, Saaya launched an awareness campaign to combat misinformation prevalent in Pakistan. This campaign is dedicated to educating the public about