Reinforcing its commitment to improving access to quality healthcare, SHINE Humanity has expanded six new disease-specific health programmes across three of its clinics in Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, bringing critical screening, diagnosis, treatment, counselling and follow-up care closer to underserved communities.
The newly expanded programmes include Asthma and Hepatitis C services at the clinic in Moro District; Asthma, Diabetes and Rabies programmes at the Sujawal clinic; and Asthma and Tuberculosis (TB) services at the Mansehra clinic.
The expansion builds on the success of SHINE Humanity’s existing programmes, extending proven healthcare models to communities with limited access to specialised services.
The Moro district clinic, inaugurated earlier this year as SHINE Humanity’s 16th clinic, now serves as a key healthcare hub for the surrounding population, while the Mansehra clinic marks the organisation’s growing presence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The addition of these programmes reflects SHINE Humanity’s continued efforts to strengthen primary healthcare by promoting early disease detection, timely intervention and sustained patient support.
“Access to quality healthcare should never depend on where someone lives,” said Faheem Khan, CEO of SHINE Humanity. “By expanding these essential programmes across all our clinics, we are bringing life-saving screening, treatment and follow-up services closer to the communities that need them most. Our goal is not only to treat disease but also to empower individuals and families through early diagnosis, education and continuous care. This expansion represents another important step towards building healthier, more aware communities across Pakistan.”
Through these new initiatives, patients will have greater access to preventive healthcare, disease management and long-term support under one roof. The programmes are designed to improve health outcomes by ensuring continuity of care while reducing the burden of preventable and treatable illnesses.
SHINE Humanity continues to expand its network of community-based healthcare services, delivering affordable, accessible and patient-centred care to vulnerable populations across Pakistan, with a focus on strengthening healthcare systems and improving the quality of life for thousands of individuals and families.
