Kids Need Help in Islambad

Posted by Kashif Aziz
October 26, 2005

Bali Memorial Trust along with Pakistan Dental Association has set up a camp hospital in Sports Complex, Islamabad. The patients, mostly children are brought to this field hospital for Post Operative Care. These kids are homeless, and shocked. We are doing everything we can to provide medical attention and relief for these patients. Please open your hearts to support these kids by supporting this effort in anyway possible… Read the list

Kind of donation preferably required:

  1. Cash.
  2. Pillows.
  3. Cooked food. (Lunch costs between 4000-5000 Rs, Dinner and Iftar costs 10,500/- Rs.)
  4. Medicines (Valosef 500mg and 250mg injections. Dicloron injections).
  5. Plaster of paris for casting broken limbs.
  6. Surgical dressing material.
  7. Pyodine.
  8. Mouth wash.
  9. Garbage bags.
  10. Cartoon CD’s for kids.
  11. Adult pampers (medium & large sizes)

Pakistan Thanks you for all your help

Dr. Haroon Shahid Qazi 0300-5001774 Clinical Secretary, Pakistan Dental Association (Federal Zone) haroon77@cyber.net.pk

Source: Metroblogging Karachi

Relief Work

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2 Responses to “Kids Need Help in Islambad”

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    kirsten Says:
    October 29th, 2005 at 8:27 am

    is it possible for those of us in the united states to simply mail you some of these items? I have read in many places that donations of materials (clothes, etc.) are in fact not wanted - financial donations being preferred - but would be interested to know if it would be helpful for us to send some of the items…

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    Sanam Thariani Says:
    November 10th, 2005 at 12:53 pm

    After my trip to the affected areas I can only say one thing…..I think any help anyone can give at this point is welcome.The reason clothes are abandoned and discarded is because people can only take what they are wearing. Extra clothes cannot be stored - there is no infra structure, no houses, barely enough food , no sanitation, no potable water….basically they have what they have on them.If any of us would be in that situation, we would opt for food to carry versus clothes. Yes, money is much better but only through a recognized registered charity…try Edhi Foundation, The Citizens Foundation. Both are on the web….thank you and please tell people that they must donate

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