
Thalassemia
Thalassemia is a hereditary blood disorder whereby an abnormal form of
There are more than 1000 patients in Haripur (Pakistan) & its surrounding areas, who are suffering from Thalassemia. A debilitating health condition with patients having an average life expectancy of fewer than 20 years, many of them dying without a diagnosis, Thalassemic patients need URGENT CARE!!!
What we are doing?
In this contention, Save The Mothers Trust opened a Thalassemia Centre in March 2010, SMT aims to achieve quality-assured blood transfusions & provide a good standard of medical care. SMT has commenced this journey with very few assets but many hopes. Now in practical circumstances,
SMT is not only a ray of life for these poor sufferers but also a vehicle for education about this deadly disease through printed material & individual
Make the change
Destiny can inflict its worst aspect anytime upon anyone. Here at SMT Welfare Hospital, we strive to lift the burden of many suffering souls & replace it with the smile that seemed to be diminishing. SMT strives to bring back the belief that life is of immense value. Your small contribution in this regard has the power to change thousands of distressed lives.
Blood Transfusion for 1 child costs £30.00 and it is needed every 15-20 days.
Wells built in Congo late 2018
Sa’d ibn Ubadah reported: I said, “O Messenger of Allah, my mother has died. Shall I give charity on her behalf?” The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Yes.” I said, “Which charity is best?” The Prophet said, “A drink of water.” Although this project...
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In crisis stricken countries, winter is the most difficult part of the year. The severe cold worsens their current conditions. For many surviving in these extreme weather conditions would be impossible without generous donations from people like you. Providing the...
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