About Us

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Ali Abdul Rehman Welfare Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to supporting children suffering from Thalassemia and Hemophilia across Pakistan. Our mission is to provide free blood transfusions, medical care, and emotional support to help them lead healthier lives.

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save lives and bring hope to children with Thalassemia and Hemophilia.

Helped fund over 3,265 impactful projects to support underprivileged communities

We give children the gift of education and hope

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Bilal Virk

Imran Abbas

Abdullah Imran

Nadeem Munir

Frequently Asked Questions

We provide free general check-ups, medicines, eye exams, maternal health consultations, and referrals for serious cases to nearby hospitals.

Our health camps are open to everyone in underserved communities, with a focus on elderly people, women, and children who lack access to regular healthcare.

We organize mobile health camps every month in different remote areas, based on need and availability of doctors and volunteers.

No, all services including check-ups and basic medicines are provided completely free of charge, thanks to our donors and partner organizations.

Support and Treatment for Thalassemia Patients

Thalassemia is a genetic blood disorder that causes a deficiency in red blood cells. This condition can lead to significant health challenges, but with proper treatment and medical care, thalassemia patients can improve their quality of life.

To build a self-sustaining and empowered society through inclusive development.

Thalassemia is a genetic disorder that affects hemoglobin production in red blood cells.

It causes anemia, leading to fatigue, weakness, and paleness in patients.

Regular blood transfusions are essential to manage thalassemia symptoms.

To serve humanity by promoting education, healthcare, infrastructure, and gender equality.

Chelation therapy helps remove excess iron from the body due to frequent transfusions.

Bone marrow or stem cell transplants may offer a potential cure for thalassemia.

Early diagnosis plays a critical role in the effective treatment of thalassemia.

We strive for excellence in everything we do — delivering impactful, transparent, and compassionate service with integrity and dedication.

Genetic counseling helps families understand the risks and inheritance of thalassemia.

Ongoing medical care is necessary to monitor and prevent complications.

Research continues to advance treatment options and offer hope for a cure.