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Affiliated with 10 YEARS OF CHANGING LIVES 2003-2013 Hashim Welfare Hospital Appeal Annual Report 2012/13
Affiliated with
10 YEARS OF CHANGING LIVES 2003-2013
Hashim Welfare Hospital Appeal
Annual Report 2012/13
OUR OBJECTIVES
• The relief of sickness in rural Pakistan, in particular by assisting in the provision and management of a hospital
• The advancement of education in rural Pakistan, in particular by the provision of books and scholarships
© 2013 The Hashim Welfare Hospital Appeal (UK), Hashim Welfare Association (Pakistan)Design by Matt Wood
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 3CHAIRMAN’S REPORT 4ORGANISATION 5STAFF AT HWH 6CLINICAL ACTIVITY 8DONATIONS 10FINANCIAL REPORT 11HWA, PAKISTAN 12EXTENSION PLANS 13SUPPORT FROM UK PROFESSIONALS 14VISITORS TO HWH 15CHARITY EVENTS 16SUPPORT OUR WORK 17STANDING ORDER FORM 18
Hashim Welfare Hospital Appeal
(HWHA) is based in the UK and the
Hashim Welfare Association (HWA)
is on the ground in Pakistan. The
foundation stone for Hashim Welfare
Hospital (HWH) was laid on 9 April 1999
in Pindi Hashim, a rural village in Pakistan
between Islamabad and Lahore. The first
patient was seen on 1 June 2003.
Clinical work at the hospital is a
continuing source of comfort for poor
and needy people. We believe that
the HWH is part of the movement in
the right direction in terms of health
care in Pakistan. In 2009, Pakistani
government spending on health care was
2.2% of gross domestic product (GDP)
compared with an American spend of
17.6% (World Health Organisation,
World Health Statistics 2012).The eye
department is performing essential
work in restoring eyesight in a country
where an estimated 1.5 million people are
blind due to cataract. We began much-
needed maternity services in January
2011 in order to tackle complications
in pregnancy and related deaths; in
2010 the ratio of women who died in
pregnancy or childbirth related causes
in Pakistan was estimated at 325 per
100,000 live births. In the UK the ratio
was 12 maternal deaths per 100,000
(World Health Organisation, World
Health Statistics 2011)
10 YEARS OF CHANGING LIVES
It is hard to imagine that we have
reached a time where the success of
our clinical work over the past 10 years
means we need to expand our facilities to
accommodate an increasing number of
patients. From digging the foundations in
an empty field in 1999, to the gratitude
of a cataract patient who can once again
see or the happy mother holding her
new-born baby for the first time, we
have achieved so much. None of this
would have been possible without your
continued belief and support.
The Hashim Welfare Hospital in Village Pindi Hashim, Pakistan is the
combined project of two charities, registered in the UK and Pakistan,
founded by Dr Mohammad Idrees Awan.
1 Phase 1 of the HWH building
was completed in 2003
2 Hospital foundation work
began in April 1999
INTRODUCTION
The success of
our clinical work
over the past
10 years means
we must expand
our facilities to
accommodate the
increasing number
of patients.
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CHAIRMAN’S REPORT
The idea of helping the poor in Pakistan was in my mind even during my student years. The idea had matured by the time I qualified and it eventually started taking shape as the Hashim Welfare Hospital (HWH). This was further solidified after discussions with close friends in Woking, who are still playing key roles in the charity. The nature and locality of the project needed organisational support in two places, so the Hashim Welfare Hospital Appeal (HWHA) was set up as the main charity in the UK and the Hashim Welfare Association (HWA) was set up in Pakistan.
Since our first clinic, on 1 June 2003, more than 300,000 patients have passed through our doors. We started general clinics and occasional eye-surgery camps but very soon these clinics were full. The eye out-patients and eye surgery were converted to a fully-fledged eye department under the leadership of Dr Surfraz Hussain Shah and Dr Ajmal Nisar. This department is still our busiest; more than 43,000 eye patients have been successfully treated so far (Clinical activity page 8). Parallel to this, the investigation department is increasingly busy because it links other clinical departments by providing essential information for doctors and clinicians. Blood tests, urine tests, ECG, ultra sound and x-rays are all available (Clinical activity page 8).
In January 2011 we introduced a gynaecology and obstetrics department to provide high quality maternity services. This department has since
achieved amazing success, dealing with more than 1,660 cases. Elective surgery and twice weekly out-patients clinics are headed up by Dr Bushra Farooq Dar, with emergency surgery mainly performed by Dr Ather Kamal. This has quickly become our second busiest department. The team are doing excellent work and managing the increasing workload successfully (Clinical
activity page 8). With this natural expansion we needed to secure funds to provide essentials such as an ambulance, blood-bank refrigerator and a neonatal incubator. We managed to do this thanks to a successful presentation to The Funding Network (TFN) a London-based philanthropic organisation. We have also begun a new ear, nose and throat (ENT) clinic headed up by Dr Sudheer Sutlan. We will report back on its progress in future updates.
As well as continued support from the UK, increased local donations in Pakistan have greatly improved our financial stability; currently, over 65% of funds spent on the project are coming from local resources. Overall donations by monthly standing order are now over £2,500 (Donations page 10). We need this to increase to at least £4,000 to improve the long-term sustainability of the project. I would like to give special thanks to Raza Ahmed, Malik Zahid Akhtar, Dr Aurangzeib, Simon Wheatley
and Hamid Masud for recently starting standing orders. Cllr Anne Elizabeth Roberts, the current mayor of Woking, and Aileen McLeish, chairman of Ashford and St Peter’s Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, were chief guests at our last AGM. We are proud that the list of regular donors now includes Cllr Roberts.
Our next plan is to be prepared for the increasing demands put on the hospital by the success of our exemplary work. We are already planning the next phase of the hospital, including new wards and improved patient and staff facilities. I have already met with NHS engineer Nick Hickman, our local architect in Pakistan, doctors and charity members. The designs and plans have been agreed but we are awaiting your approval so we can begin fundraising.
Finally, I thank Almighty God for His continued blessings. None of this could have been achieved without your support; donors, friends, colleagues, charity members, hospital staff at HWH, Ashford and St. Peter’s Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and of course our families.
Dr M Idrees AwanChariman and founder
This year staff, supporters and patients are celebrating 10 years of
successful clinical work at Hashim Welfare Hospital. We can take
great strength from our past achievements.
The eye department still remains our busiest; more than 35,000 eye patients have been successfully treatedy
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Dr M Idrees Awan
Chairman and founder
ORGANISATION
The hospital is jointly run by Hashim Welfare Hospital Appeal
in the UK and Hashim Welfare Association in Pakistan.
HASHIM WELFARE HOSPITAL APPEAL (UK)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Dr M Idrees Awan Chairman / Honorary consultant urologist
Ashford and St. Peter’s Hospitals
Ahsan Ellahi Secretary / CEO, Langham Estate, London
Sajid Mahmood Treasurer / Proprietor, Atif Superstore
Woking, Surrey
Dr Shahid Sharif Oncologist, Reading
Zahid Akhtar Businessman, Oldham, Lancashire
Talat-Farooq Awan Producer, BBC Radio/TV, Northwest England
Mr Mohammad Shabir Businessman, Reading
Raza Ahmed Director, Pre-Cycle Ltd, Reading, Berkshire
Zahir Ahmed Businessman, Woking, Surrey
HASHIM WELFARE ASSOCIATION (PAKISTAN)
Hajji Malik Nawaz Patron / Hospital land donor
Pindi Hashim, Kharian
Dr M Idrees Awan President / Consultant urological surgeon
Hashim Welfare Hospital
Dr Ajmal Naqvi Vice-president / Consultant surgeon
Sheikh Zayed Hospital
Abdul Qadir Hassan Vice-president /
Daily Jang columnist, Lahore
Zaka-Ullah Siddique General secretary, Teacher / Journalist
Doga, Kharian
Riaz Ahmed Joint secretary / Architect-engineer, Gujrat
Malik Amir Nawaz Finance secretary / Businessman
Pindi Hashim, Kharian
Tanveer Naqvi Information secretary / Journalist
Lamma, Kharian
HOSPITAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Dr M Idrees Awan Chairman / Honorary consultant urologist
Ashford and St. Peter’s Hospitals
Dr Abid Bashir Consultant surgeon, District Hospital
University of Gujrat
Riaz Ahmed Architect-engineer, Gujrat, Pakistan
Mick Hickman Engineering projects manager, Ashford and
St. Peter’s Hospitals
Dr Ajmal Naqvi Consultant surgeon
Sheikh Zayed Hospital, Pakistan
Dr M Safdar Consultant surgeon, Abdullah Hospital
Okara, Pakistan
PROFESSIONAL ADVISORS
Aileen McLeish Chairman, Ashford and St. Peter’s Hospitals
Muhammad Advocate, High Court, Pakistan
Ashraf Minhas
Dr Bill Dunsmuir Consultant urologist, Ashford and
St. Peter’s Hospitals
Dr Richard Condon Consultant eye surgeon, Ashford and
St. Peter’s Hospitals
Dr Clive Grundy Consultant microbiologist, Ashford and
St. Peter’s Hospitals
Dr Nayyer Abdi MBE Media / Communications
Manchester, Lancashire
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Ahsan Ellahi
Secretary
Sajid Mahmood
Treasurer
STAFF AT HWH
The people on the ground who are making a difference.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DEPARTMENT
Prof (Assist) Dr Sajid Aziz FCPS Consultant surgeon
Dr Sudheer Sultan MBBS, Dip ENT Consultant ENT surgeon
Dr Jamil Malik FRCP Consultant physician (advisor, UK)
Vacancy Consultant physician / paediatrician
Dr M Imran MBBS Anaesthetic specialist
Dr Younis Khan MBBS Senior medical officer
Trainee doctor (vacancy every 6 months) House officer
MATERNITY DEPARTMENT
Prof Arshad Chohan FRES Consultant gynaecologist (advisor)
Dr Bushra Farooq FCPS Consultant gynaecologist
Dr Ather Kamal MBBS, DA Anaesthetic specialist
Dr Maria Awais MBBS Medical officer
EYE DEPARTMENT AND EAR NOSE THROAT (ENT) DEPARTMENT
Prof (Assoc) Dr Surfraz Shah FRCS (Opth) Consultant eye surgeon (lead)
Dr Zafar FCPS (Opth) Consultant eye surgeon
Dr Ajmal Nisar MBBS, Dip (Opth) Consultant eye surgeon
Dr Jahangir Khan MBBS Medical officer
DIAGNOSTIC AND RESEARCH DEPARTMENT
Professor Dr Nasir Iqbal Sheik, MPhil (Path) Consultant pathologist (advisor)
Prof (Assist) Dr Kashif Asghar, Phd Research Scholar
Dr Zahid Hussain Syed MBBS Dip (Path) Pathology specialist
Dr Zahir Anjum Shirazi FRCR Consultant radiologist (advisor, UK)
Vacancy Consultant radiologist
DENTAL DEPARTMENT
Dr Ayaz Khan BDS, MSc, PhD Consultant dental surgeon (advisor)
Dr Farooq Choudhry BDS Consultant dental surgeon
Wajid Hussain Dental hygienist
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1 HWH patient in the UK
2 First patient at HWH, June 2003
3 Affiliation with Ashford and St Peter’s,
July 2006
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All our consultants and specialist staff
are working part-time at the HWH
PARA-MEDICAL STAFF
IN-CHARGE ROLE/DEPARTMENT
Bushra Jan Nurse in-charge / LHV
Current staff: 5
Vacancy: 2
Mohammed Ansar Theatre assistant
Total staff: 4
Vacancy: 2
Feroz Hussain Laboratory technician
Total staff: 3
Vacancy: 1
Fazal Ellahi Radiographer
Total staff: 1
Vacancy: 1
Tazeem Akhtar Pharmacy store
Total staff: 3
Vacancy: 2
Syed Azar Abbas Dispenser
Total staff: 1
Vacancy: 2
Wajid Hussain Dental services assistant
Total staff: 1
Vacancy: 1
Trainees 3 Vacancies every 6 months
NON-MEDICAL STAFF
IN-CHARGE ROLE/DEPARTMENT
Khizar Hayat Hospital manager / IT
Maintenance
Asghar Ali Assistant manager
Financial clerk
Mohammed Rifat Assistant manager
Human resources
Electronics
Adil Hussain Transport/ambulance
Total staff: 3
Mohammed Afzal Security
Total staff: 3
Mohammed Mushtaq Gardener
Total staff: 2
Amir Masih Cleaner
Total staff: 4
Fazal Hussain Receptionist
Total staff: 3
Trainee 3 vacancies every 6 months
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CLINICAL ACTIVITY
The number of people being treated per year at HWH has greatly
increased since we started seeing patients in June 2003.
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1 Much needed baby incubator bought by
donation from The Funding Network
2 Gynaecologist performing
ultrasound test
3 Blood bank refrigerator bought by
donation from The Funding Network
4 Entrances to laboratory (left)
and blood bank (right)
5 Nurse keeping an eye on mother
and baby
6 New ambulance bought by donation
from The Funding Network
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April 2011 - April 2012 - June 2003 -
March 2012 December 2012 December 2012
PATIENTS TREATED
Total patients treated 55,629 52,958 300,825
EYE DEPARTMENT
Cataract operations 705 649 3,516
Non-operative treatments 8,260 5,978 40,227
Total patients treated 8,965 6,627 43,743
MATERNITY DEPARTMENT
Normal delivery 386 360 772
Caesarean section 365 442 823
Hysterectomy / D&C / other 31 29 67
Total procedures 782 831 1662
SURGICAL AND UROLOGY DEPARTMENT
General surgery 54 46 120
Circumcision and others 26 15 41
Total operations 80 61 161
DIAGNOSTIC DEPARTMENT
Laboratory test 19,597 23,012 60,794
Ultrasound 3,763 3,332 10,210
X-ray 941 409 1,542
Total procedures 80 61 161
We have treated more
than 300,825 patients
since June 2003
RELIEF PROJECTS
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PROJECT/ ADVICE/ FINANCE DELIVERING BENEFICIARIES BENEFICIARIES/TYPE MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION 2012/13 BENEFITS TOTAL
Earthquake HWH HWH HWH - Oct 2005 to Jun 2006
Medical/relief 35,000
Swat crisis HWH HWH HWH - May to Jun 2009
Medical 6,000
Floods HWH HWH HWH - Aug to Sept 2010
Medical/relief 7,500
Tehsildar Wala HWH HWH Hasan Part-time 2006 to date
Faisalabad Advice 20,000 Welfare doctor Part-time doctor
Medical Rs/mont hospital
Ramadhan relief HWH HWH HWH 350 2008 to date
Food relief 1,400
Gujar Khan HWH Sajid FBF Project 118 Mar 2012 to date
Food relief Mahmood 318
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DONATIONS
STANDING ORDERS
£100-300 /MONTH
Raza Ahmed (Pre-cycle Ltd), Reading
Mrs S Ahmed (RAG Ltd), Reading
Mrs J A Awan (Uro-medic Ltd), Byfleet
Dr M Idrees Awan (Uro-medic Ltd), Byfleet
Dr Mohammed Saleem (Alpha Med Ltd), Slough
Dr A K Aurakzai (Cosmatic Surgery), Manchester
Ahsan Ellahi, Woking
Sajid Mahmood (Atif store), Woking
Iftekhar Qasim (GIBS Home Ltd), Woking
Fazilat Hussain Shah, Woking
Simon Wheatley, London
Zahid Akhtar, Oldham
STANDING ORDERS
£20-£50/MONTH
Zahir Ahmed (Best One), Woking
Cllr Muzaffar Ali (Old School Bus Co.), Woking
Mufti Liaquat Ali Amod, Woking
Abida Husseini, Blackburn
Abdul Ghafoor, Woking
Barkat Hussain, Woking
Asim Iqbal, Slough
Dr Munira S Mohammed
Dr Sofia Rokerya Bhatti, Weybridge
Dr Humayon Dewan, Chelmsford
Dr Usman Khan, Macclesfield
Dr Shahid Sharif, Reading
Dr Ayaz Asghar, Crew
Dr M Amjad Cheema,
Sajid Khadim (Motor House of Shipley), Bradford
Mrs K Masood, Woking
Mrs H J Maqsood, Woking
F A Mir, Woking
Zafar Ramzan, Farnborough
Mrs S Shafiq, Woking
Amir Siddique, Slough
Rubina Sultan, Blackburn
Asad Jamil, Woking
Amjad Mahmood (Noori Foods), London
Fazal Ali Awan, Slough
Mohammed Shariff Main, Slough
Charities Trust
Hamid Masud (The Ribat Institute, Woking)
STANDING ORDERS
£3-£15/MONTH
Mrs M Akram, Glasgow
J Anwar. UK
Mohammed Ali, Woking
M Ather, UK
Amjid Ashraf (Al Baraka Ltd), Slough
Mrs R Awan, Southend-on-Sea
Mohammad Azam, Woking
Brenda Burr, UK
Pervez Choudhry, Slough
Atika Dar, Reading
Mrs J Dar, Reading
Nazir Dar, Reading
Mrs Mahmuda Hamid, Woking
Gulzar Hussain, Woking
Hajji Liaquat Hussain, Woking
Noor Hussain, High Wycombe
Cllr Sajjad Hussain, Woking
I Jafri, Reading
Dr M Haroon Khan, Manchester
Naheem Khan, Woking
Haji Zar Khan, Woking
Dr Zia R Khan, Sheffield
Mrs S Laithwaite, Byfleet
Amjid Mahmood, Woking
Dr Alauddin Mahoon, Woking
A W Majid, Woking
Mohammed Iftekhar Minhas, Woking
Aton Montalbano, Byfleet
Dr M Mushtaq, Crew
N A Qureshi, Woking
R A Qureshi, Woking
Mohammad Rashid, Woking
Cllr Anne E Roberts, Woking
Adil Butt
S Zaman, Woking
Yaser Latif, Woking
Usman Hussain, Woking
Nighat Jobeen, Woking
ORGANISATIONS/CHARITIES
ONE OFF DONATIONS
Central Mosque of Brent, London
Greenwich Islamic Centre, Woolwich
Green Street Mosque, Newham
Harrow Central Mosque, London
The Funding Network, London
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All the work the charity does is achieved only
through your continued efforts and kind support.
CONTROLLING OUR COSTS
Admin/printing as % of donations
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE Income
Expenditure
3.4%2010
2.4%2012
3.6%2011
FINANCIAL REPORT
2012 2011 2010
INCOME
HWH donations 52,349 28,477 29,366
AGM/Fund raising events 9,380 9,290 0
Relief projects 0 11,495
Inland Revenue tax relief 7,135 0
Insurance error corrected 0 0
Total income 61,729 44,902 40,861
EXPENDITURE
Hashim Welfare Hospital 49,380 34,000 32,505
AGM/Fund raising events 9,306 7,520 0
Rel ief projects 0 11,495
Wages and salaries 150 150
Printing, postage and stationery 1,449 1,604 920
Total expenditure 60,135 43,274 45,070
Net income/(expenditure) 1,594 1,628 (4,209)
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE
2012 2011 2010
Opening balance bought forward 13,799 12,171 16,380
Net income/expenditure 1,594 1,628 (4,209)
Closing balance carried forward 15,393 13,799 12,171
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2012 - UK (£’s)
2012 2011 2010
Income from UK 6,748,564 6,772,391 6,828,668
Income, Pakistan
Local donations and income 1,586,942 1,436,916 1,004,606
Wealthy patients 13,318,724 5,290,902 2,828,668
Miscellaneous 0 0 0
Over spent /
unde spent for year (304,450) (538,927) (2,793,154)
Total income, Pakistan 14,905,666 6,727,818 3,833,274
Total income
(UK and Pakistan) 21,654,230 13,500,209 10,212,458
Total expenditure (HWH) 21,654,230 13,500,209 10,212,458
ACCOUNT SUMMARY YEAR
ENDED 30 JUNE 2012 - PAKISTAN (RUPEES)
Statement of financial activities for the year ended
31 December 2012 - UK (£ pounds).
Amjad Ashraf FCCA (Al Baraka Ltd, UK)
oversees our accounts in Pakistan
Sobia Iqbal, chartered accountant
(UK) deals with UK accounts
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2010 2011 2012
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HWA, PAKISTAN
This year’s main highlight was the
start of an ear nose and throat (ENT)
department in the hospital. Dr Sudheer
Sultan had been appointed as consultant
ENT surgeon. An extra session has been
added for Dr Ather Kamal an anaesthetic
specialist who is already working part-
time at the HWH.
AGM, OCTOBER 2012
Haji Malik Mohammed Nawaz, patron
of the charity was our chief guest at the
annual general meeting held in Pakistan.
Dr Awan gave a detailed account of
clinical activities, successful meetings in
the UK, future extension plans for HWH
and thanked friends and donors from
the UK.
ANNUAL BUDGET MEETING,
29 MARCH 2013
Our meeting was very successful; with
more than 150 people in attendance
there was no seat vacant. It was
estimated at the meeting that we will
spend more than 26 million Rupees,
approximately £175,000, to run HWH
in the next financial year. Colonel Dr
Yasir Bashir a consultant physician at
Combined Military Hospital (CMH),
Kharian, and a local resident, was our
chief guest. He was very happy with the
services we are providing to poor patients
and we are pleased to say he offered to
donate some of his time every week for
HWH patients.
Local support by the Hashim Welfare Association (HWA)
has given new dimensions to our charitable work and as a
result more patients are benefiting.
This year’s main
highlight was the
start of an ear nose
and throat (ENT)
department in the
hospital
ROAD TO SELF-RELIANCE
Percentage of local income in
Pakistan being used to run
the hospital.
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1 Zahid Akhtar from UK at the meeting
2 Front row, four major donors including
Haji Nawaz (second from right)
HWA patron2
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2012 - 69%2011 - 50%
2010 - 37.5%
EXTENSION PLANS
Fulfilling increasing demands at HWHBeing a small charity, we are faced with the challenges of treating
an increasing number of patients whilst maintaining high standards
of care and planning future infrastructure.
Our 10 year history has been a testament
to the hard work of everyone involved.
The year-on-year increase in clinical
work means we need to improve not
only the existing infrastructure but to
extend the hospital to accommodate
increased demand. We are confident our
supporters and donors will help us to fulfil
these extension plans.
The future development of the building
has been divided into four parts and
will commence in stages according to
demand and availability of funds. The
plans include a small cafeteria, second
storey investigation and theatre blocks,
in-patients wards, and a second storey
out-patients block with an auditorium.
Initially each stage of the extension will
be multifunctional until the building
is complete.
Dr Awan has completed an initial round
of discussions with Mick Hickman the
NHS engineer who has helped plan
the hospital from its inception, Aileen
McLeish, the chairman of Ashford and
St Peter’s NHS foundation Trust, Riaz
Architects and members of the HWH
development committee.
The future extension
of the building has
been divided into
four parts and will
commence in stages
according to
demand up and
availability of funds.
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1 Dr Awan with Aileen McLeish, Chairman
and Andrew Lyle CEO, Ashford and
St Peter’s NHS Trust, UK
2 Dr Awan with Mick Hickman, Engineer,
Ashford and St Peter’s
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SUPPORT FROM UK PROFESSIONALS
Since the involvement of Dr Ayaz
Asghar and Dr Nayyer Abdi, support
for HWH has increased and many
more medical professionals have shown
interest in our work and have offered
help for the cause.
Dr Asghar and Dr Abdi have organised
regular meetings in Manchester where
our work is discussed and more medical
colleagues were invited and are willing to
participate in our hospital project.
Dr Mohammed Iqbal, the chairman of
the Association of Pakistani Physicians
and Surgeons (APPS) attended our
meeting on 29 February 2013 in
Manchester and was so impressed by
our work that he expressed the wish
to set up ear nose and throat (ENT)
services at the HWH. He has requested
an executive member of APPS to visit
HWH and prepare a feasibility report.
Subsequently, Dr Asgahr, one of
the organisers of the Manchester
meetings, visited HWH where he had
detailed discussions with the hospital
management in the presence of
Dr Awan. Dr Ayaz will present his findings
to the chairman of APPS. We hope to
bring you good news in our next report.
With the support of the Association of Pakistani Physicians
and Surgeons we are planning to introduce ear nose and
throat services at the hospital.
Since the
involvement of
Dr Ayaz Asghar and
Dr Nayyer Abdi,
support for HWH
has increased and
many more medical
professionals have
shown interest in
our work and have
offered help for
the cause.
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1 Dr Ayaz Asghar discussing feasibility
report for ENT / Audiology services
in HWH
2 APPS team with Dr Awan
3 Dr M Iqbal the Chairman Association
Of Pakistani Physicians and Surgeons
(APPS) at HWHA annual dinner
in Manchester
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VISITORS TO HWH
It is always a delight to welcome visitors
and donors to see patients being treated.
Wealthier patients are welcome but our policy
remain to treat all patients equally and to
take donations to help poor patients.
There are many local people who live
abroad and they visit HWH and bring
their relatives for treatment. We have
noticed an increase in local donations
by them. The local donors and wealthier
patients have seen the quality of our
care and are requesting different
arrangements during their stay and
considering costlier treatment options
not currently available at HWH.
DEMAND FOR COSTLIER
PROCEDURES
For example over the last few years,
we allowed ten patients to have intra-
ocular lenses of their choice for cataract
surgery. This is a more costly procedure
and we charged them at higher rates
accordingly. This satisfied some donors
and doctors but there was no monetary
benefit to HWH and it became difficult
to explain our policy of equal treatment
to the main patient population.
TAILORED SERVICES
Additionally, there has been a case of
wealthier patients requesting separate
rooms during their stay in HWH. There is a
recent example of stroke patient Mr Malik
Mohammed Siddique. He was transferred
to HWH from a private hospital, continued
his private medical consultations but
we provided nursing care in a separate
room with no extra cost to HWH. His
relatives donated Rupees 100,000 on
his discharge. This raises questions: should
we fulfil the requests of wealthier donors
and patients for more tailored services
considering the increase in donations that
inevitably brings? How do we balance this
with equal treatment for everybody?
These are important questions as we
continue our work and we hope with your
help we can answer them. In the meantime
it is always a pleasure to welcome donors
and well-wishers to the hospital to witness
the project first-hand. It encourages
transparency and helps keep us focused.
In the meantime it is
always a pleasure to
welcome donors and
well-wishers to the
hospital to witness
the project first-
hand. It encourages
transparency and
helps keep us focused.
VISITORS FROM ABROAD
2012/13
Dr Nayyer Abdi MBE,
Manchester, UK
Zahir Ahmed, Woking, UK
Zahid Akhtar, Oldham, UK
Dr Ayaz Asghar, Manchester, UK
Umer Hayat, Spain
Mohammed Aziz, USA
Gul Mohammed, Woking, UK
Hajji Mushtaq, Woking, UK
Apologies for any omissions
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1 Dr Nayer Abdi and Dr Ayaz Asghar
in the maternity department
2 Dr Jamil Malik on ward rounds during
his visit to HWH
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CHARITY EVENTS
Our annual general meeting is open to the public.
Last year was our largest ever with over 300 supporters
and well-wishers in attendance.
AGM, UK JULY 2012
ANNUAL DINNER, MANCHESTER UK, SEPTEMBER 2012 HWA BUDGET MEETING, PAKISTAN, MARCH 2013
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1 Cllr Anne Roberts (standing), our chief
guest at last years AGM
2 Mrs R Ahmed, Cllr A Roberts,
Dr Awan and Mrs Aileen McLeish
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SUPPORT OUR WORK
There are many ways in which
you can support Hashim
Welfare Hospital Appeal.
WHEN DO WE THINK OF THE LESS FORTUNATE?During Ramadan, Eid al Fitr,
Eid al Adha? Birthdays,
weddings, anniversaries?
Remembering loved ones?
You can arrange a regular monthly contribution, pay Sadaqa (charity), Zakat (compulsory, annual payment for the poor) or make a one off donation whenever you like.
Please use the form overleaf or donate online at: www.hashimwelfare.org.uk
You can also pay donations directly to our bank:
UKNatwest Bank, 1 High St Woking, Surrey GU21 1ZS
Account No. 16167570 Sort code: 60-24-20
PAKISTANUnited Bank Limited Kharian Cantt, Pakistan
Account No. 01008753 Branch code: 1264
HWH PATIENT CONTRIBUTION POLICY
PROCESS POOR PATIENT OTHER PATIENTSRegistration Free 10 Rupees (less than 10p)
General check-up, Free FreeConsultation and advice
Hospital dispensary Free FreemedicineThree day course
Blood sugar (diabetes) Free FreeECG (heart disease) Free FreeOther investigations Free Minimal cost Small percentage goes to HWH
Costly medicines Free Small percentage goes to HWH
to replace medicines
Procedures/ Free Minimal costsoperations Pays for 1 poor patient
STANDING ORDER AND GIFT AID FORM
To the manager of (Bank/building society)
Branch address:
Postcode:
Please pay: Natwest Bank, 1 High St, Woking, Surrey GU21 1ZS
for the credit of Account No.: 16167570 | Sort code: 60-24-20
The sum of £ each month until further notice
Starting on (date)
Charging such payments to the following account:
Account No. Sort code:
First name:
Surname:
Signature: Date:
Address:
Postcode:
Phone (inc. area code):
Work/other:
Use Gift Aid to make your donation worth more. If you pay tax in the UK, HWHA can reclaim 25% for every pound you donate, from the Inland Revenue. To enable us to do this please complete the declaration below:
I want the HWHA to treat any donation I make as Gift Aid until further notice.
Print name:
Signature: Date:
For Gift Aid, you must pay income tax or capital gains tax in the UK at least equal to the
amount we will claim in the tax year.
Cheques should be made payable to: ‘Hashim Welfare Hospital Appeal’.
Please send completed form, donations etc to:
The Treasurer, Hashim Welfare Hospital Appeal103 Walton Rd, Woking Surrey GU21 5DW
WHAT YOUR SUPPORT CAN DO
£25 (Rs3,500)
Pay for a cataract operation and
give the gift of sight
£5,000 (Rs750,000)
Pay for a surgeon/doctor and help
thousands of patients in one year
£10,000 (Rs1,500,000)
Dedicate a bed at the hospital for
a loved one, forever
THANK YOUYOUR SUPPORT MEANS WE CAN CONTINUE TO CHANGE LIVES
Hashim Welfare Hospital Appeal, UK
Dr M Idrees Awan, Chairman
Tel: 01932 340 114, mob: 07889 389 905
Ahsan Ellahi, Secretary
Tel: 01483 236 407, mob: 07540 914 594
Sajid Mahmood, Treasurer
Tel: 01483 762 774, mob: 07887 851 040
North West office
Talat-Farooq Awan
Tel: 0161 737 3208, mob: 07956 247 689
Registered address
103 Walton Rd, Woking, Surrey GU21 5DW
Registered charity No. 1082330
Hashim Welfare Association, Pakistan
Zaka Ullah Siddiqui, Secretary
Tel: 0092 333 8425629
Khizar Hayat, Hospital Administrator
Tel: 0092 537 630 173, mob: 0092 300 5454 609
Registered address
Hashim Welfare Association
Village Pindi Hashim, PO Lamma, Kharian, Pakistan.
Registered charity No. GRT/2003-17
Hashim Welfare Hospital, Pakistan
Village Pindi Hashim, PO Lamma, Kharian, Pakistan.
Registered charity No. GRT/2003-17
www.hashimwelfare.org.uk
