Disaster Response Pakistan Project #46279

COVID-19 Relief Appeal by CHCS Pakistan

by CUSTOMS HEALTH CARE SOCIETY

Project Report | May 19, 2025
Medical Support for Families Affected by COVID-19:

By Asif Jah | Project Leader

Dear Esteemed Donors,
Season’s Greetings!

The Customs Health Care Society (CHCS) continues to stand firmly beside families impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and its lingering effects. Although active cases have dramatically decreased, CHCS remains committed to providing essential medical care and support through mobile clinics and healthcare facilities across Pakistan, focusing on those still facing challenges from the pandemic.

Ongoing Medical Care

While COVID-19 cases have dropped to around 1% nationwide in 2025, CHCS medical centers continue to treat patients who test positive, offering critical healthcare services to manage symptoms and complications. Our healthcare teams remain vigilant and dedicated to these ongoing medical needs.

Humanitarian Relief and Assistance

Recognizing the deep economic impact of the pandemic, especially in rural areas with high unemployment, CHCS has expanded its outreach to provide daily food support to laborers and families who have lost their incomes. This assistance helps ease immediate hardships caused by prolonged economic disruptions.

COVID-19 Treatment and Awareness Campaigns

CHCS hospitals are still actively treating COVID-19 patients, ensuring specialized medical care is accessible. Parallel to treatment, we conduct community awareness programs to promote vaccination and dispel myths surrounding vaccines, empowering the public with accurate health information.

Distribution of Relief Supplies

To support vulnerable daily wage workers and their families, CHCS has distributed essential relief packages including medicines, dry food rations, and warm clothing. These efforts have been vital in alleviating financial stress and meeting basic needs during ongoing recovery.

Regular Medical Camps and Outreach

Our teams continue to organize frequent medical camps in remote and underserved areas, delivering healthcare services alongside food, clothing, and hot meals to vulnerable populations. These initiatives are key to supporting communities during this critical post-pandemic period.

Appeal for Continued Support

As CHCS broadens its mission to aid those still affected by COVID-19, we earnestly seek the continued generosity of our donors worldwide. Your support is crucial in sustaining these life-changing medical and humanitarian programs.

In Conclusion

The Customs Health Care Society remains unwavering in its dedication to providing compassionate medical care and relief to COVID-19-affected families across Pakistan. Through your kindness and partnership, we bring hope, healing, and renewed strength to those in need.

Thank you for your continued trust and generosity. Together, we can make a lasting difference.

Warm regards,
Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah
Customs Health Care Society (CHCS)

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Jan 23, 2025
COVID-19 MEDICAL SUPPORT AND HELP

By Aisf Jah | Project Leader

Medical Support for Families Affected by COVID-19: 2024 Update

Dear Esteemed Donors,

Season’s Greetings!

The Customs Health Care Society (CHCS) remains committed to supporting families affected by COVID-19. Recently, Pakistan has seen a resurgence of COVID-19 cases, prompting CHCS to intensify efforts in providing medical care and humanitarian assistance.

Medical Support and Services Despite previous declines, new cases have surfaced, reinforcing the need for continued healthcare services. CHCS remains active in offering treatment through hospitals and mobile medical camps across Pakistan, ensuring affected individuals receive the necessary care.

Humanitarian Assistance In response to the pandemic’s economic impact, CHCS continues to provide food assistance to laborers and daily wage earners in rural areas, helping families struggling with unemployment.

COVID-19 Treatment and Awareness CHCS hospitals are treating COVID-19 patients while also conducting awareness campaigns to educate the public on vaccinations and dispel misinformation.

Relief Goods Distribution To alleviate hardships, CHCS has distributed essential relief items, including medicines, dry rations, and warm clothing, to those most affected by the ongoing crisis.

Ongoing Medical Camps and Outreach Regular medical camps are being organized in underserved areas, offering healthcare services, food, and other essential items to vulnerable communities.

Call for Support As CHCS continues its mission, we appeal to donors for their generous contributions. Your support enables us to provide critical medical care and humanitarian aid to those in need.

Conclusion CHCS remains dedicated to assisting families impacted by COVID-19, striving to bring relief and recovery. Your generosity makes a difference—thank you for standing with us.

Warm regards,
Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah

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Oct 1, 2024
Continued Support in the Face of Rising COVID-19

By Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah | Project Leader

Subject: Continued Support in the Face of Rising COVID-19 Cases

Dear Respected Donors,

Season’s Greetings!

As we once again face an increase in COVID-19 cases in Pakistan, the Customs Health Care Society (CHCS) remains unwavering in its dedication to supporting families impacted by the pandemic and its ongoing effects. With renewed urgency, CHCS continues to provide critical medical services through our mobile medical camps and healthcare clinics across various cities in Pakistan. These initiatives are designed to assist those most affected by the resurgence of the virus and the accompanying economic challenges.

Medical Support and Services

Although the COVID-19 prevalence had previously decreased to around 1%, recent developments indicate a rise in cases once again. In response, CHCS is maintaining its efforts to provide medical care to patients testing positive for COVID-19. Our healthcare facilities continue to play a pivotal role in offering essential treatment and care to those battling the virus.

Humanitarian Assistance

In addition to medical care, CHCS has expanded its humanitarian aid in light of the economic difficulties caused by the pandemic. In rural areas where unemployment remains high, we have provided daily food assistance to laborers and families who have lost their sources of income due to COVID-19-related economic fallout. This support has been crucial in sustaining these vulnerable communities during these difficult times.

COVID-19 Treatment and Awareness

Our hospitals remain at the forefront of COVID-19 treatment, offering specialized care for those affected. CHCS has also continued its mission to educate the public through awareness sessions that promote vaccination and dispel misinformation. These sessions are vital in encouraging widespread vaccine acceptance, particularly in rural areas where access to reliable information may be limited.

Distribution of Relief Goods

Recognizing the ongoing struggles of daily wage earners, CHCS has distributed essential relief goods, including medicines, dry rations, and warm clothing, to those most in need. This support has been instrumental in alleviating financial burdens and ensuring that basic necessities are met for families affected by the lockdowns and pandemic-related challenges.

Ongoing Medical Camps and Outreach Efforts

CHCS continues to hold regular medical camps in underserved and remote regions of Pakistan, providing both healthcare services and much-needed supplies like food, clothing, and cooked meals. These outreach initiatives are critical in ensuring that impoverished communities receive the care and support they need to survive and rebuild their lives.

Appeal for Support

As the situation evolves, CHCS is scaling up its efforts to provide relief and medical care to those affected by the latest surge in COVID-19 cases. We call upon our generous donors and supporters worldwide to continue standing with us by contributing to these vital humanitarian initiatives. With your help, we can continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of families grappling with the effects of this pandemic.

Conclusion

The Customs Health Care Society (CHCS) remains committed to its mission of delivering compassionate care and assistance to families across Pakistan during these challenging times. Your continued support is essential to our efforts, and together, we can help bring relief, hope, and recovery to those who need it the most.

Thank you for your unwavering support.

Warm Regards,

Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah

Customs Health Care Society

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