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PRCS Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Conducts Free Medical Camp at UC Karri Khesoor, DI Khan

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Continuing its commitment to providing accessible healthcare, the Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa District Office Dera Ismail Khan organized a one-day free medical camp on 18 February 2026 at Union Council Karri Khesoor, VC Athog (Union Council Lar).

This initiative reflects PRCS KP’s ongoing dedication to serving underserved communities and ensuring that essential medical services reach those in need.

Patients Benefited from Free Medical Services

A total of 114 patients were examined during the camp, including:

  • 28 males

  • 62 females

  • 7 children

  • 17 girls

Among the female beneficiaries, 62 women received hygiene kits, while 8 temporarily displaced persons (TDPs) also received medical assistance.

The camp provided comprehensive care including:

  • Diagnosis and treatment of common illnesses

  • Free medicines

  • Basic medical tests

  • Health and hygiene awareness

This effort significantly reduced the burden of medical expenses and facilitated timely healthcare access for local residents.

Focus on Community Health and Vulnerable Groups

The free medical camp targeted vulnerable populations, including women, children, and displaced persons, ensuring that they received both medical treatment and essential hygiene support. PRCS KP emphasizes that promoting community health is a fundamental part of its humanitarian mission.

By addressing common health concerns and providing preventive guidance, PRCS KP contributes to improving overall public health outcomes in the region.

Commitment to Public Service

The Pakistan Red Crescent Society Khyber Pakhtunkhwa remains steadfast in its mission to serve humanity without discrimination. Through regular outreach programs, free medical camps, and community-focused initiatives, PRCS ensures that essential healthcare services reach the most underserved areas.

The successful organization of this camp at UC Karri Khesoor demonstrates PRCS KP’s commitment to compassionate service, community welfare, and humanitarian action.

Another Milestone by DI Khan PRCS Team – Free Medical Camp Held at Union Council Lar

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Continuing its humanitarian outreach, the Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa District Office Dera Ismail Khan achieved another milestone by organizing a one-day free medical camp on 17-02-2026 at Union Council Lar.

This initiative reflects PRCS KP’s unwavering commitment to serving the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, particularly those living in underserved and remote areas with limited access to healthcare facilities.

139 Patients Examined, Special Focus on Women

During the camp, a total of 139 patients were examined, including 89 female patients. In addition to receiving medical consultation, all 89 women also benefited from hygiene support as part of PRCS’s integrated health and dignity-focused approach.

The PRCS KP DI Khan team ensured:

  • Free medical consultations

  • Free medicines

  • Free basic diagnostic tests

  • Health awareness guidance

  • Hygiene assistance for female beneficiaries

The camp significantly reduced the burden of medical expenses and travel for local families while providing timely healthcare services at their doorstep.

Commonly Reported Diseases

Medical professionals attending the camp reported and treated a range of common health conditions, including:

  • ARI (Acute Respiratory Infections)

  • AGE (Acute Gastroenteritis)

  • PUD (Peptic Ulcer Disease)

  • Dermatitis

  • Otitis Media

  • Conjunctivitis

  • HTN (Hypertension)

  • Fibromyalgia

  • Malnutrition

  • ANC (Antenatal Care cases)

By addressing these prevalent health concerns, PRCS continues to contribute to improved public health outcomes and preventive care awareness within the community.

Commitment to Humanitarian Service

The PRCS KP Branch remains dedicated to alleviating human suffering without discrimination. Through consistent outreach programs such as free medical camps, PRCS strengthens community resilience and ensures that essential healthcare services reach those most in need.

The successful organization of this camp at Union Council Lar marks another significant step forward in PRCS KP’s mission to serve humanity with compassion, professionalism, and dedication.

“PRCS is Committed to Services for Vulnerable Persons” – Assistive Devices Distributed in Lower Dir

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Reaffirming its commitment to serving vulnerable communities, the Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Branch, in collaboration with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), distributed 10 wheelchairs and crutches among persons with disabilities in District Lower Dir on 16-02-2026.

The initiative reflects PRCS KP’s continued dedication to promoting dignity, accessibility, and inclusion for persons with disabilities across the province.

Ceremony Attended by District Administration

The distribution ceremony was attended by the Additional Deputy Commissioner (General), Mr. Wajid Ali Khan, who graced the occasion as Chief Guest. He appreciated the humanitarian efforts of PRCS and described the initiative as highly commendable.

Mr. Wajid Ali Khan expressed gratitude to the Pakistan Red Crescent Society for extending support to persons with disabilities and acknowledged the organization’s vital role in addressing the needs of vulnerable segments of society.

Promoting Dignity and Independence

The distribution of wheelchairs and crutches is aimed at improving mobility and enabling beneficiaries to participate more actively in daily life. Access to assistive devices significantly enhances independence, confidence, and quality of life for persons with disabilities.

PRCS KP emphasized that humanitarian service goes beyond emergency relief — it includes long-term support to ensure that marginalized individuals are empowered to live dignified lives.

Call for Expanded Support and Skill Development

During his address, the Chief Guest encouraged PRCS Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to further expand its support by equipping persons with disabilities with technical and vocational skills. He highlighted the importance of empowering beneficiaries to become self-reliant and economically independent.

He also emphasized that similar assistance should be extended to other deserving individuals across the district so that a greater number of persons with disabilities may benefit from such facilities.

Commitment to Inclusion and Humanitarian Values

The Pakistan Red Crescent Society remains steadfast in its mission to alleviate human suffering without discrimination. Through partnerships with national and international humanitarian organizations, PRCS KP continues to implement initiatives that strengthen community inclusion and social protection.

This assistive device distribution in Lower Dir stands as a testament to PRCS’s unwavering resolve to serve vulnerable persons, promote accessibility, and foster a more inclusive society.

“Strive Continues to Serve Humanity” – PRCS KP Holds Free Medical Camp in Dera Ismail Khan

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Continuing its mission of compassionate service, the Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa District Office Dera Ismail Khan organized a one-day free medical camp on 16-02-2026 at Union Council Shorkot.

The initiative was carried out under the spirit of “Strive Continues to Serve Humanity”, reaffirming PRCS’s commitment to providing accessible healthcare services to underserved communities.

143 Patients Benefited from Free Medical Services

The medical camp successfully examined a total of 143 patients, including 73 female patients. In addition to medical consultations, 73 women also benefited from hygiene support as part of the camp’s community health initiative.

Qualified medical professionals and PRCS staff provided:

  • Free medical check-ups

  • Free medicines

  • Basic diagnostic tests

  • Health awareness guidance

  • Hygiene support for female beneficiaries

The camp aimed to address immediate healthcare needs while also promoting preventive health practices within the community.

Reaching Underserved Communities

Union Council Shorkot, located in Dera Ismail Khan, includes communities that often face limited access to healthcare facilities. Recognizing this gap, PRCS KP mobilized its team to ensure that essential medical services were brought directly to the people.

The camp provided relief to patients suffering from common illnesses, seasonal infections, and other health concerns, reducing the burden of travel and medical expenses for local families.

Focus on Women’s Health and Hygiene

Special attention was given to female beneficiaries, ensuring that women received both medical consultation and hygiene-related support. This approach reflects PRCS’s broader strategy of promoting community health, dignity, and well-being, particularly among vulnerable groups.

By combining medical care with hygiene awareness, PRCS continues to contribute to improved public health outcomes at the grassroots level.

Commitment to Serving Humanity

The District Office DI Khan reiterated its dedication to serving communities without discrimination. Through regular outreach programs, emergency response initiatives, and free medical camps, PRCS KP remains steadfast in its humanitarian mission.

The successful organization of this one-day medical camp once again demonstrates that PRCS’s efforts go beyond words — they are reflected in practical action, community engagement, and unwavering service to humanity.

PRCS Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Leadership Visits BHU Swati Patak to Review Construction and Strengthen Healthcare Services

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The Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa branch team conducted an important visit to the Basic Health Unit (BHU) Swati Patak in Peshawar to review ongoing construction work and assess healthcare service delivery at the facility.

The visit reflects PRCS Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s continued commitment to strengthening community healthcare infrastructure and ensuring access to quality medical services for the public.

Leadership Presence at the Visit

The delegation was led by Chairman Pakistan Red Crescent Society Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Farzand Ali Wazir, accompanied by:

  • Abidur Rehman Marwat, Provincial Secretary PRCS

  • Muhammad Iqbal, Director Operations

During the visit, the team thoroughly reviewed the construction progress at the Basic Health Unit and examined arrangements being made to enhance service delivery for patients in the area.

Review of Construction Work at BHU Swati Patak

The leadership inspected the ongoing development work aimed at improving infrastructure, expanding medical facilities, and ensuring a patient-friendly environment. The objective of the construction upgrades is to:

  • Enhance patient care capacity

  • Improve clinical spaces and treatment areas

  • Strengthen sanitation and hygiene standards

  • Create a more efficient operational setup

The Chairman expressed satisfaction over the progress while emphasizing the importance of timely completion and adherence to quality standards.

Directive to Ensure Maximum Patient Facilities

Chairman Farzand Ali Wazir directed all staff members — including doctors, paramedics, and administrative personnel — to provide maximum facilities and compassionate care to patients visiting the BHU.

He highlighted that healthcare services must remain accessible, efficient, and dignified, particularly for underserved and vulnerable communities. The Chairman reiterated that PRCS healthcare facilities are not merely medical centers but symbols of humanitarian commitment and public trust.

He stressed the following priorities:

  • Patient-centered care

  • Availability of essential medicines

  • Prompt medical attention

  • Clean and organized facility management

  • Respectful treatment of every patient

Strengthening Community Healthcare

The visit underscores PRCS Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s broader vision of strengthening grassroots healthcare systems. Basic Health Units such as Swati Patak play a crucial role in delivering primary healthcare services, reducing pressure on tertiary hospitals, and ensuring early diagnosis and treatment.

Under the leadership of Chairman Farzand Ali Wazir, PRCS Khyber Pakhtunkhwa continues to focus on sustainable healthcare initiatives, infrastructure development, and improved service delivery standards.

Commitment to “Health for All”

The Pakistan Red Crescent Society remains steadfast in its humanitarian mission to serve humanity without discrimination. Through continuous monitoring, infrastructure development, and administrative oversight, PRCS Khyber Pakhtunkhwa aims to uplift public health standards and promote equitable access to healthcare services.

The visit to BHU Swati Patak marks another step forward in PRCS’s ongoing efforts to strengthen community health, ensure quality medical facilities, and uphold its humanitarian values.

Peshawar: Chairman Farzand Ali Wazir Directs PRCS Staff to Strengthen Performance and Ensure Discipline

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Peshawar – An important meeting was held at the Provincial Headquarters of the Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa under the chairmanship of Farzand Ali Wazir, Chairman Red Crescent KP. The meeting focused on strengthening organizational performance, enhancing discipline, and reinforcing the humanitarian mission of the society.

The session was attended by Provincial Secretary Abid-ur-Rehman Marwat, Director Operations Muhammad Iqbal, Program Manager Hina Talat, and Assistant Director Admin Muhammad Daniyal Ahsan, along with other relevant officials.

Emphasis on Attendance and Punctuality

During the meeting, Chairman Farzand Ali Wazir issued clear instructions to ensure staff attendance and punctuality across all departments. He stressed that discipline, professionalism, and dedication are essential elements for any humanitarian organization striving to serve the community effectively.

He directed senior officers to motivate their respective teams to improve performance standards and enhance operational efficiency. The Chairman highlighted that the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa place great trust and hope in PRCS, and it is the collective responsibility of the organization to meet those expectations with commitment and integrity.

Strengthening Governance and Preparedness

Chairman Farzand Ali Wazir further stated that all rules and regulations of PRCS would be formally approved through the Management Committee to ensure transparency, accountability, and institutional strength. He emphasized the importance of structured governance and preparedness to face emerging challenges.

He remarked that PRCS must remain fully prepared to respond to humanitarian crises, natural disasters, and other tests that may arise. A proactive approach, strong teamwork, and adherence to established policies will enable the organization to fulfill its mandate effectively.

Commitment to Humanitarian Service

Reaffirming the organization’s mission, the Chairman added that PRCS is continuously striving to serve humanity and operates under the guiding principles of compassion, neutrality, and service. He encouraged all staff members to embody the spirit of humanitarianism in their daily work and interactions.

The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment from leadership and staff to work collectively, strengthen internal systems, and expand the scope of humanitarian services across the province.

The Pakistan Red Crescent Society Khyber Pakhtunkhwa remains dedicated to inspiring hope, promoting teamwork, and delivering impactful humanitarian assistance to communities in need.

Peshawar: PRCS Reviews Progress of Routine Immunization Project at Provincial Headquarters

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Peshawar – An important meeting of the Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Routine Immunization (RI) project staff was convened at the Provincial Headquarters (PHQ) in Peshawar. The session brought together representatives from the Provincial Headquarters and the district of Bannu to review the progress of the Routine Immunization project and address key challenges faced during its implementation.

The meeting served as a strategic platform to evaluate ongoing activities, assess performance indicators, and strengthen coordination among teams working at both provincial and district levels.

Comprehensive Project Briefing

During the meeting, the Chairman PRCS Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Farzand Ali Wazir, was briefed by the Project Manager Routine Immunization on the overall performance and impact of the initiative.

The detailed presentation highlighted:

  • Significant achievements of the RI project

  • Improvements in immunization coverage across target areas

  • Performance and dedication of field staff

  • Community awareness and mobilization initiatives

The briefing also addressed operational challenges encountered in the field, including access constraints in remote areas, resource limitations, and limited community cooperation in certain localities. Participants engaged in constructive discussions to identify practical solutions and enhance outreach strategies.

Chairman’s Appreciation and Commitment

Chairman Farzand Ali Wazir appreciated the dedicated efforts of the RI project team and acknowledged their role in strengthening community health systems. He emphasized that routine immunization is not only a national obligation but also a humanitarian responsibility aimed at safeguarding future generations.

Reaffirming PRCS’s unwavering commitment to protecting the health of mothers and children, he stressed the importance of ensuring that no child is left behind in the fight against vaccine-preventable diseases.

Upcoming Visit to Bannu

In a significant announcement, the Chairman PRCS KP shared plans for an upcoming visit to the Routine Immunization project in Bannu. The purpose of the visit will be to personally review field-level activities, interact with frontline staff, and further strengthen coordination with the local team.

This proactive approach reflects PRCS’s commitment to close monitoring, accountability, and continuous improvement in project implementation.

Collective Commitment to Immunization Targets

At the conclusion of the meeting, participants reiterated their shared commitment to achieving Routine Immunization targets through collective efforts and strong collaboration among all stakeholders. Emphasis was placed on enhancing community engagement, improving service delivery mechanisms, and expanding coverage to protect the maximum number of children against preventable diseases.

The Pakistan Red Crescent Society remains steadfast in its mission to promote community health and resilience through impactful humanitarian initiatives such as the Routine Immunization project.

Dir Lower: PRCS Organizes Winter Relief Activity for Vulnerable Communities Amid Cold Wave

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Dir Lower – Acting on the special directions of the Honourable Chairman of Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Dir Lower Branch organized a winter relief activity in response to the prevailing cold wave across the district. The initiative reflects PRCS’s unwavering commitment to extending timely humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable segments of society during harsh weather conditions.

Blanket Distribution at Dar-ul-Aman and District Jail

As part of the relief campaign, blankets were distributed among deserving individuals at the District Rehabilitation Centre (Dar-ul-Aman) and the District Jail, Dir Lower. The activity aimed to provide warmth and comfort to those facing severe winter conditions, particularly individuals with limited access to basic necessities.

The initiative was designed to ensure that marginalized and underserved populations, including women at the rehabilitation centre and inmates at the district jail, receive adequate protection against the cold wave.

Coordination Meeting with Jail Administration

Prior to the distribution at the District Jail, a coordination meeting was held with the Jail Superintendent. During the meeting, the jail administration briefed the visiting delegation on various challenges faced by prisoners, including issues related to living conditions and welfare needs.

Following the meeting, different sections of the jail were visited under the supervision of the Jail Superintendent and Akram Shah, Additional Deputy Commissioner (Relief & Human Rights). The visit allowed PRCS representatives and district officials to assess conditions firsthand and ensure that the relief items were distributed transparently and efficiently.

Presence of District Administration

The relief activity was graced by the presence of Wajid Ali Khan, Additional Deputy Commissioner (General), and Mr. Akram Shah, Additional Deputy Commissioner (Relief & Human Rights). Both officers highly appreciated the humanitarian efforts of PRCS Dir Lower and commended the organization’s proactive response to the cold wave.

They also acknowledged the timely support extended by the PRCS Provincial Headquarters, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which enabled the district branch to carry out this important relief activity effectively. The collaboration between the district administration and PRCS demonstrates a shared commitment to safeguarding the welfare and well-being of vulnerable communities.

Commitment to Humanity and Service

The Pakistan Red Crescent Society Dir Lower continues to uphold its mission of serving humanity without discrimination. Through initiatives such as winter relief campaigns, PRCS remains dedicated to addressing the immediate needs of marginalized groups, promoting dignity, and strengthening community resilience.

As winter intensifies, PRCS Dir Lower reaffirms its resolve to continue humanitarian services and relief activities, ensuring that no vulnerable individual is left without support during times of hardship.

Dir Lower: Mr. Akram Shah Visits PRCS Dir Lower Office, Assures Full Support for Humanitarian Initiatives

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Dir Lower – In a significant step towards strengthening humanitarian collaboration at the district level, Akram Shah, Additional Deputy Commissioner (Relief and Human Rights), Dir Lower, paid a visit to the Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Dir Lower Office today.

The visit underscored the district administration’s commitment to supporting humanitarian efforts and enhancing coordination with relief organizations working on the ground.

Constructive Dialogue on Key Matters

During the meeting, detailed discussions were held on various matters concerning the PRCS Dir Lower branch. Among the primary areas of focus were operational challenges, resource mobilization, and issues related to fundraising. The dialogue provided an opportunity for both sides to exchange insights, highlight pressing concerns, and explore practical solutions aimed at strengthening service delivery across the district.

PRCS representatives briefed Mr. Shah on ongoing humanitarian activities, including emergency response, relief distribution, community-based initiatives, and welfare programs designed to assist vulnerable segments of society.

Appreciation for PRCS Services

Mr. Akram Shah appreciated the tireless efforts and dedicated services of the Pakistan Red Crescent Society in Dir Lower. He acknowledged the organization’s vital role in responding to emergencies, supporting marginalized communities, and promoting humanitarian values in the region.

He commended the PRCS team for their consistent commitment to relief work and social welfare, particularly in challenging circumstances where timely intervention is crucial.

Assurance of Administrative Support

In response to the issues highlighted during the meeting—especially those concerning fundraising and operational facilitation—Mr. Shah assured his full support in addressing and resolving these matters. He emphasized that humanitarian service remains a shared responsibility and requires coordinated efforts between public institutions and relief organizations.

He further stated that practical steps would be taken to resolve the discussed concerns, particularly after the return of the Deputy Commissioner from Holy Makkah. This assurance reflects the district administration’s dedication to strengthening institutional support for humanitarian initiatives in Dir Lower.

Strengthening Humanitarian Partnerships

The visit marks a positive development in fostering stronger collaboration between the district administration and PRCS Dir Lower. Continued coordination and mutual support are expected to enhance the effectiveness of relief operations, improve fundraising mechanisms, and expand community outreach programs.

The Pakistan Red Crescent Society remains steadfast in its mission to serve humanity with impartiality and dedication, working closely with government stakeholders and community partners to build a more resilient and compassionate society.

Governor KP Appreciates Punjab Red Crescent for Timely Relief to Tirah Victims

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Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Mr. Faisal Karim Kundi, met with Secretary General of Punjab Red Crescent Society (PRCS), Mehboob Qadir Shah, at Governor House Peshawar to discuss recent humanitarian assistance provided to the affected communities in Tirah. The meeting highlighted the collaborative efforts of provincial Red Crescent branches in delivering timely and effective relief to those in need.

Relief Support for IDP Families in Tirah

During the meeting, the Governor expressed gratitude to the Punjab Red Crescent Society for providing relief materials to victims of Tirah, noting that this support has been crucial in addressing the immediate needs of displaced families. It was shared that relief packages have been sent for 500 internally displaced families (IDPs) and have already been distributed to affected families in the merged districts, ensuring that the most vulnerable communities receive assistance promptly.

Commitment to Transparent and Timely Assistance

Governor Faisal Karim Kundi emphasized that the relief process would be carried out in a timely, transparent, and trustworthy manner, with his personal oversight to ensure that the support reaches the deserving families without delay.

Strengthening Humanitarian Collaboration

The meeting was also attended by Chairman Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Red Crescent, Mr. Farzand Ali Wazir, and Chairman of the Merged Districts Red Crescent, Advocate Imran Wazir, reflecting a joint commitment to humanitarian assistance and coordination between provincial and local Red Crescent branches. Both sides reaffirmed their determination to expand collaborative efforts to provide effective support during natural disasters, emergencies, and humanitarian crises.

This meeting underscores the importance of inter-provincial cooperation in humanitarian response, highlighting how coordinated action between Red Crescent branches ensures timely relief and support to affected communities, particularly in remote and vulnerable areas like Tirah.