A heartfelt donation to SIUT Hospital

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Pakistan Dec, 12 2024
A heartfelt donation to SIUT Hospital
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In a significant step toward enhancing accessibility and supporting local healthcare, students of Jinnah University for Women for the Community Development Course recently organized a wheelchair donation drive. As part of our ongoing project to give back to the community, we proudly donated five high-quality wheelchairs to the Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation (SIUT), a prominent healthcare institution in Karachi that provides free medical services to those in need. This donation is expected to make a tangible impact on the lives of patients, offering them improved mobility and comfort during their recovery process.

The initiative was made possible through the generous sponsorship of Chemitex Industry, located in the Karachi SITE area, and Trellis Housing Finance Limited. Their contributions were instrumental in ensuring the success of the project, and we are deeply thankful for their unwavering support. These companies have shown exceptional commitment to community welfare, and their involvement has made it possible for us to carry out this meaningful act of kindness.

For the students of Jinnah University for Women, this initiative served as a powerful reminder of the importance of community involvement and the role that corporations can play in improving societal well-being. The course encourages students to think beyond academic learning and focus on practical, impactful solutions that address real-world challenges. By partnering with businesses like Chemitex Industry and Trellis Housing Finance Limited, we were able to bridge the gap between their coursework and community service, gaining invaluable experience in the process.

The donation of wheelchairs to SIUT Hospital reflects the core values of our Community Development Course, which emphasizes the need to make tangible contributions that have a lasting effect on the lives of others. These wheelchairs will be used by patients who require mobility assistance, whether elderly individuals, post-operative patients, or those with chronic conditions, providing them with the support they need during difficult times. Heartfelt gratitude to SIUT hospital for providing such services to the people and special gratitude to all those donors who make this organization run smoothly and seamlessly.

We express our deepest gratitude to Trellis Housing Finance Limited and Chemitex Industry for their sponsorship, which made this initiative possible. Their support showcases the powerful impact that can be achieved when businesses and educational institutions come together for a common cause. It is our hope that this donation will inspire other organizations and individuals to contribute to similar causes and continue building a more inclusive, compassionate society.

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude and acknowledgment to Miss Zille Huma, our course instructor, whose unwavering support, guidance, and dedication have been instrumental in the success of this initiative. Her passion for community development and commitment to empowering students through hands-on experiences have inspired us to actively engage with the community and make a meaningful difference. Miss Zill e Huma's leadership throughout the course provided us with the tools, motivation, and confidence to organize this donation drive, and her encouragement helped turn this project into a reality. We are truly thankful for her mentorship, which has left a lasting impact on all of us.

Published in The Daily National Courier, December, 12 2024

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