Overview
Free eye care, at scale, for those who cannot afford it
Eye treatment is expensive in Pakistan and beyond the reach of most poor families; as a result, many elderly people live and die with avoidable blindness. The hospital will provide free eye treatment to thousands of poor patients from Bhalwal, Bhera, Phularwan, Khushab, Sargodha and surrounding cities within a radius of about 200 kilometres.
Funding
Project cost
Total estimated cost
≈ CAD $233,000 — total estimated cost (construction, equipment & facilities)
Half funded
Ch. Muhammad Hanif and family have committed to fund half from their own resources
Still needed
≈ CAD $117,000 still needed from generous donors
| Total estimated cost | ≈ PKR 30 million (≈ CAD $233,000) — covering construction, equipment and related facilities |
| Family contribution | Half of the cost, committed by Ch. Muhammad Hanif and family |
| Still needed from donors | ≈ PKR 15 million (≈ CAD $117,000) |
| Land (already donated) | 3 Kanals, ≈ PKR 16 million (≈ CAD $124,000), registered as Waqf |
The plan
A purpose-built eye hospital
The planned layout includes a dedicated operation theatre, OPD reception, consultation rooms, recovery rooms and supporting facilities — designed so patients can move from registration through examination, surgery and recovery within one campus.

What we are building
Planned facilities
A foundation laid
Groundbreaking

Groundbreaking ceremony

Ch. Muhammad Hanif at the ceremony
