Al-Wahid FOUNDATION

Lahore, Pakistan The clinic plan

A free visit to a local doctor.

We aim to fund free primary care sessions in Lahore for people who struggle to afford a consultation and the medicines they need.

Explore the clinic plan
Illustration of a Pakistani doctor listening to a patient at a dispensary desk
Project status In planning. Appointments are not open.

What a free session would cover

A consultation

A qualified clinician would listen to the patient, assess their needs and explain the next step in a private consultation.

Medicines at the visit

Where clinically appropriate, patients would receive prescribed items from an agreed list, free at the point of collection.

A plan for follow-up

Patients would leave knowing when to return, where to seek further care and which costs fall outside the session.

Two women walking together in a neighbourhood

Patient access

Designed around the cost of a visit

For someone paid by the day, a consultation can cost a fare, a fee and time away from work. Choosing the right location and session hours matters as much as paying for treatment.

Who the project is for
Illustration of a nurse measuring a patient’s blood pressure

A visit from start to finish

Someone who has delayed a check-up could approach the proposed host and ask about a funded place. A clinician would assess them privately and explain what can be managed at the dispensary.

If a covered medicine is prescribed, the patient would collect it without a charge. Before leaving, they should know whether to return and where to go if they need care beyond the session.

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What happens before opening?

Listen locally
Compare existing clinics, fees, transport routes and the hours people can realistically attend.
Agree a host and budget
Check the dispensary’s credentials and agree the staffing, medicines, costs and reporting arrangements for each session.
Publish access details
Once arrangements are confirmed, publish the location, session times, eligibility and a local contact for attendance questions.