Annual Report 2014 OUR YOUTH OUR FUTURE THE LAYTON RAHMATULLA BENEVOLENT TRUST LRBT House, 37-C, Sunset Lane 4, Phase-II, Extension, D.H.A P.O. Box 7684, Karachi-75500, Pakistan Toll free No : 0800-44441 Phone : 92 (0) 21 35396600-5 (Lines) Fax : 92 (0) 21 35396606-35396301 E-mail : [email protected]Website : www.lrbt.org.pk facebook : Lrbt.Pakistan A public service project: Sponsored by Getz Pharma Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd Designed by Creative Unit (Pvt.) Ltd Photographed by Jamshyd Masud www.lrbt.org.pk One last thought I shall pass through this world but once. Any good that I can do or any help that I can give to my fellow beings, let me do it now. Now; for I shall not pass this way again. Stephen Grellet (1773 - 1855)
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Annual Report 2014
O U R Y O U T HO U R F U T U R E
THE LAYTON RAHMATULLA BENEVOLENT TRUSTLRBT House, 37-C, Sunset Lane 4,Phase-II, Extension, D.H.AP.O. Box 7684, Karachi-75500, Pakistan
One last thoughtI shall pass through this world but once. Any good that Ican do or any help that I can give to my fellow beings, letme do it now. Now; for I shall not pass this way again.
Stephen Grellet (1773 - 1855)
You arethe facesof tomorrow,our livingdreamsof today
No man, woman or child should go blind simply because
they cannot afford the treatmentOurmission
Our youth is our future butthousands of young childrenand teenagers are lost indarkness due to impairedvision. 80% of them can becured and they could be thehope of their family but due tothe high cost of treatment theyare condemned to a disabled lifeand most of them die young.When a father has to decidebetween feeding his family ortaking loan for a treatmentwhich may take a lifetime topayback he usually chooses thefirst option. LRBT is the onlysafety net for such people, abeacon of hope. We believe intransforming lives by givingthem the gift of sight. Dis-able
We want to givedisabled youth a chance
to build a future bymaking them
productive, able tostand on their feet, look
after their family.
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With unemployment/ underemployment at 20% ofthe labor force competition for jobs is so fierce thatblind/visually impaired persons has virtually nochance of getting one thus becoming a burden ontheir family.
LRBT places special focus on visual impairmentamong the young who are the future of ourcountry.
It runs school screening programs in schoolsattended by the poor in which not only are thechildren screened and treated but teachersare also trained to identify children whorequire treatment so that in the future theycan refer them to our nearest hospital evenafter the team has departed.
LRBT, by restoring their sight transformstheir life from darkness and despair andgives them an even chance for aproductive life
If common eye defects are not cured orthe serious ones taken care of in itsearly stages these young individualswill soon be blind with no possibilityor future hope.years
of ageof our population
are below 25!
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S60%
cenario!
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Magnitudedignity and self respect
LRBT believes in enabling them to be productiveagain, able to earn a living and able to regain their
blind persons inour country
Virtually all visually impaired
of existence has focused itsentire efforts in
1.8 million live below thepoverty line18 million
high unemployment/underemploymentthese people have no future
LRBT in its 29 yearsmaking these disabled persons able again
are visuallyimpaired
In a country where there is
Cataractsare the mostcommon cause ofvision loss in youth
It is also theprincipalcause of
blindness inthe world.
!!“I had lost allhope of being
able to seeagain but God
had other plansfor me.”
Saleem
Saleem is a recent patient of LRBT’s PasrurHospital who lost his vision in one eye due tocataract caused by an accident. He had been working ata tyre shop since he was very young in order to supplement thefamily income but the combined daily wages of the father & son werebarely enough to feed a family of eight members.
aAfter his accident he had to stopworking and became another mouth tofeed for his old father, a carpenter byprofession. Due to the paucity ofresources his cataract was leftuntreated.
The family was devastated and wasgoing through an extremely difficultperiod but God had other plans forthem. It is truly said that God doesn’ttest anybody beyond what one canbear thus this family’s prayers werealso answered. During last Ramzan,Saleem saw LRBT’s zakaat appeal ontelevision which mentioned its free eyecare facilities for the poor. He convinced his father to take him toLRBT’s Pasrur Hospital in spite of hisobservation that these were just falsepromises made to collect zakaat.
Both father and son were pleasantlysurprised to know that all treatment isindeed free. His cataract surgery wascarried out and his eye sight is nownormal. Saleem is now back at workand the family’s income has increasedenabling them to have two meals a day.
Saleem remarked “LRBT is a God sentangel and I will remain in debtthroughout my life to their staff for thegift of sight. May Allah bless themforever. Ameen.”
“When I saw the LRBT Ramzancommercial on TV I thought it wasnothing but a fraud: an NGO makingfalse promises to collect zakaat, but Iwas proven wrong when I visitedLRBT. It is a beacon of hope for poorpeople like us. May Allah shower themwith resources so they can continueperforming such miracles on a dailybasis”, Saleem’s father.
ShahmeerKhanShahmeer Khan, aged 20, is another suchexample whose life has been transformedby LRBT. Belonging to a poor family he lives in a smallrented house in Akhtar Colony in Karachi with his parentsand 4 other siblings. His father is a mason.
tThe family did not have enough resourcesto educate him and being the eldest son hestarted work at a very young age as anapprentice graduating in time to become acarpenter. Last year, during his workassignment, a nail hit his eye injuring it. Hewas immediately taken to an eye clinicnear Lea Market where emergencytreatment was provided. However he wasadvised by the Doctor that surgery wouldbe needed but the cost quoted was beyondthe reach of the family. Theirs was a handto mouth existence and they had no assetsor savings. As his work required perfecteye sight, Shameer could not continuewith his job. His father became the onlysource of income and as a consequencehis younger brother who had been enrolledin a neighborhood school on his insistencedropped out and started doing odd jobs toaugment the family income.
These were difficult days. Shameer fellinto depression. His wounded eye wasred and watery and he could hardlyconcentrate on anything. Then thepain in his eye became so severe thathe was taken to the hospital again.The doctor on duty told them thatsurgery for traumatic cataract was the
only solution but on hearing abouttheir financial issues referred them toLRBT’s Korangi Hospital wheretreatment for the poor is absolutelyfree. Shahmeer could not believe hisears: This was the miracle he hadbeen praying and hoped this wouldnot turn out to be untrue.
The very next day Shahmeer and hisfather visited LRBT Korangi and wereoverjoyed to find that the wholetreatment would indeed be absolutelyfree. On the given date his surgery wassuccessfully carried out. With hisvision restored, he was on top of theworld. His family’s happiness knew nobounds. Their son had been given anew lease on life.
Shahmeer is back to his job and hisyounger brother is back at schoolagain. The nightmare has ended.
Every day 8000 patients visit LRBT’s17 hospitals and 54 clinics withstories that are as heartrending asShameeer’s. We give them back theirsight, help them to becomeproductive again.
Samina Irshad18, belongs to a poor family and has 5 siblings. Herfather was a painter until he injured his eyes with oilpaint 10 years ago and had been jobless since.Samina’s mother works in a garment factory and is thesole bread earner. They live in a small rented house.
wWhen Samina was in class 8th sheinjured her left eye while playing. Herfamily did not take her to anophthalmologist because they justdidn’t have sufficient funds. Hermother’s income was barely enough tofeed the children and pay for theireducation. With passage of timeSamina felt her vision wasdeteriorating. The family was alreadyunder debt and was 2 months behindwith the house rent. As her treatmentwould be an added financial burden,her eye was left untreated. Soon awhite shiny layer was quite visible inher left eye but they had no one to turnto for help. Her mother was veryworried and kept praying to God for amiracle. Her prayers were answeredone day when LRBT’s school screeningteam visited Samina’s school and afterexamination referred Samina to LRBT’sFree Eye Hospital for her traumaticcataract surgery. At the hospital, aftervarious diagnostic tests she wasoperated successfully. The entiretreatment was free of cost and not only
did she regain normal vision in her lefteye but the unsightly white shiny layerwas gone.
Her mother commented on leaving thehospital, “LRBT gave my daughter newhope, a new life and a brighter future. Iam very thankful to the doctors, thestaff and donors for this priceless gift.With my limited income I could havenever been able to afford hertreatment. I will always rememberLRBT in my prayers. May Allah make itgrow from strength to strength so thatmore & more of us poor can benefitfrom their work.”
Samina is in class tenth now and is avery ambitious girl. She wants tobecome doctor and payback to societyby helping other people with visualdisabilities.
Over a period the vision in thenormal eye weakens due toexcessive strain. Most squintsoccur in young children but inmany cases medical help issought at a much later stagealthough corrective surgery ispossible between ages 1.5 to25 years of age. Squints canalso develop in adults, butnormally for differentreasons than in children.Apart from the visualrepercussions squint alsohas associated socialproblems which affect thepsychosocial functioning ofthe patient.SquintsMost occur in
young age
Squint is a condition inwhich the normal eye
looks forwards to focuson an object whilst the
eye with the squinteither turns inwards,
outwards, upwards ordownwards straining
vision and making itextremely hard to focus.
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Fazal Rehman is from Quetta. He comes from a poor family andlives in a small rented house with his parents, brother, his wifeand 3 children. His father is jobless and his elder brother who is acashier at a tea shop is the only bread earner in the family. Fazal,18 is in class tenth in a small Government school.
Fazal Rehman
fFazal was born with a squint but since hecomes from an impoverished, illiteratefamily who were not aware that squint wascurable so no medical help was sought. Hewas subjected to merciless teasing by hisclass fellows and neighbors who called himnames. He used to come home and cry forhours in his mother’s lap. Fazal was theonly child in the entire family who ever wentto school. His parents had pinned highhopes in him. His elder brother alsoencouraged him to stay focused and ignoresuch incidents. With the passage of timeFazal felt gradual decrease in his vision andit was becoming very difficult for him toconcentrate on his studies. He could barelysee the class board. His teacher noticing thedrop in his performance questioned him onthe reason. On understanding his problemhe persuaded the elder brother to take himto LRBT’s Quetta hospital. He assured thebrother there would be no financial drain onthe family as treatment there was free. Thebrother was not convinced that there weresuch institutions in Pakistan but reluctantlyagreed to take Fazal to LRBT’s Hospital. Hedreaded the moment when he would have
to refuse when presented with theestimated expenses thereby dashing all ofFazal’s high hopes. He borrowed somemoney from his employer and took Fazal tothe hospital. There he was astounded tofind out not only was Fazal’s squint curablebut the entire treatment would also be free.For Fazal it was a dream come true. Hewould be able to pursue his studies. Hewould look normal and be accepted by hisclass fellows and friends. He burst intotears, but of ecstasy and joy.
The hours spent outside the OperationTheatre waiting for his turn were one of themost joyful time in his life. He was just afew steps away from making a freshbeginning, a new tomorrow and a brightfuture. The operation was successful andFazal thanked each and every staff memberwith hands folded in gratitude.
Fazal is another example of LRBTtransforming lives. He is back to school andpreparing for his examinations. He wants tobecome an engineer and play his role inbuilding the country.
Ibrahim is the only child ofMehtab and Murtaza, a daily wage laborerwho earned barely enough money to feedhis family. When Ibrahim was 7 monthsold his parents noticed some whiteness inhis eyes and realized that their son had avision problem. The doctor diagnosedcongenital cataract and gave an estimate ofRs. 30,000 for his treatment but the familyhad no choice but to return feeling helplessas they could not arrange this high amountfrom anywhere. When Ibrahim was fouryear old they found out about LRBT Quettaand their life completely changed.
“LRBT has givenour life, our son back.
We had lost hopecompletely.
Thank you LRBT”_ Ibrahim’s father
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chievementsa at aglance
Thank you LRBT forgiving back mysight, I can go backto school again andfulfill my dream ofbecoming a policeofficer and servePakistan –Mustafa26th MillionthPatient LRBT.
OdigramHospitalopened in Swatto cater to the eye care needs ofpoor people in Swat, Dir, Bunerand Shangla Ditsrict.
LRBT’s visual outcomes post surgery exceededonce again the benchmarks set by
WHO and theInternational Centre
for Eye Health(ICEH) for good cataract surgery.
Medical retina clinics for the benefit of diabetics
were opened at 2 Hospitals i.e. Shahpur andOdigram Secondary hospitals in addition to thosealready functioning at Akora Khattak, Mandra and
Quetta. Photocoagulation a treatment for DiabeticRetinopathy is now performed at 12 of our hospitals.
Six new stateof the art Low
vision clinicswere opened at Mandra,
Pasrur Rashidabad, Odigram,Arifwala and Shahpur Hospitals
bringing the total to 8. TheClinic at the Korangi Tertiary
Hospital was upgraded.
LRBT also joined hands with the local DistrictAdministration to launch onesatellite clinicat a Government RHC in the periphery of ourMansehra Hospital and opened anotherCEHC at Mandra thus increasing theCommunity Eye Health Clinics (CEHC) to 54.
37 doctorsare enrolled in LRBT’spostgraduate medicaltraining in Ophthalmology,which is the largestprogramme in the country.
26Millionthpatient inNov 2013 Mustafa,
11, is a student of5th grade andlives in Larkana.His father is asmall farmer.He had developedcataract in botheyes and had toquit school as hisparents could notafford thetreatment.
Ophthalmic Technicians, Ophthalmic Operating Theatre Technicians and Refractionists were trained through a mix of theory and practical work at
LRBT’s School of Ophthalmic Paramedicineat our Korangi Hospital.
24 Achievements
28 Chairman’s Report
29 Review of Operations
35 Appointments/Workshops/SeminarsConferences
38 Visitors
40 Trustees
42Major Benefactors
43 Donors of LRBT
49 Honorary Consultants
50 Acknowledgements
51 Report of the Trustees of the Graham Layton Trust
53 LRB Foundation Canada
53 UAE
54 Financial Highlights
56 Donations & Contributions
57 Expenditure
58 Estimated Receipts and Payments
59 Cumulative OPD Growth
60 Cumulative Surgeries Growth
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Chairman’s ReportPatient visits continued to increase at double digit percentages. This unabated growth trendhas placed a tremendous strain on our hospital facilities. To meet this growing demand for ourfree quality services, we embarked on expansion of our Tando Bago and Gambat hospitals.Tando Bago’s expansion is almost complete whilst Gambat will finish by 2015. We will also bebeginning the expansion of our Akora Khattak hospital in the next financial year. In addition, anew hospital was opened at Odigram in Swat. Plans to open 2 new hospitals: a second one inLahore and one in Chiniot are far advanced.
The expansion of existing facilities and the opening of 2 new hospitals next year will result in asignificant increase in our operating expenses. We will therefore have to gear up ourfundraising activities to meet the challenge.
I shall be stepping down later this year after completing 15 years as Chairman. These havebeen momentous years and we have travelled a long way towards our Founders’ dream ofensuring that no man woman or child should go blind just because they cannot afford oraccess the treatment. When I took over as Chairman in 1999 after Graham’s sad demise wehad 8 hospitals and 10 primary eye care centres treating 642,000 patients. We now have anetwork of 17 hospitals and 54 clinics and treat over 2.5 million patients every year and makea huge contribution to the prevention of avoidable blindness in our country.
Mr. Najmus Saquib Hameed the current Honorary Vice Chairman & CEO will be succeedingme as Chairman. He will relinquish the role of CEO to Mr. Umar Ghafoor who is our currentChief Operating Officer. I leave LRBT in their hands and am confident that the organisationwill grow from strength to strength and deliver ever widening eye care services to the poorpeople of our country.
Finally I would like to thank our donors who have supported our dream of a blindness freePakistan over the last 29 years. Special thanks are due to Graham Layton Trust, LRBTAmerica, The Shirin Sultan Dossa Foundation, Sightsavers, Subhan Food Industries, The FredHollows Foundation, Sind Provincial Zakat Fund and the Grass Roots Human Security Project(GGP) of the Government of Japan. I would also like to thank those members of the mediawho have supported our Zakat fundraising campaign by giving us time /space either free or ata discounted price; and lastly our Staff, who work long hours with commitment and passion toprovide high quality eye care services to the poor and needy. May God reward them for theirservices.
rOPD VISITS / SURGERIESDuring the year ending June 2014, 2.5 million patients visited our 17 hospitals and 54
Community Eye Health Centres, a growth of 11% over the previous year. During the sameperiod 235,296 major & minor surgeries were performed. Growth in major surgeries was +7%over last year. Cataract, which is the leading cause of curable blindness constituted 89% ofmajor surgeries. Other surgeries included Vitreo Retina, Trabulectomy (Glaucoma), Corneatransplants, DCR, Squint etc. We remain the biggest provider of Vitreo-retinal surgery andCorneal transplants for the poor people in the country.
141 corneas were transplanted at our Lahore, Korangi, Quetta and Odigram Hospitals: 52 inLahore with corneas being donated by Begum Zahra Manzoor Illahi, President Binai Eye BankPakistan, 84 in Korangi of which 4 corneas were donated by Lions Eye Bank, 2 corneas weredonated by Dr. Mohsin Siddiqui (late) and the other 4 corneas were donated by Dr. ZaheerSultan (LRBT) while 74 were self purchased. 4 corneas in Quetta were self purchased and 1 inOdigram was donated by Mr. Ishaque, a Quetta resident.
8,942 patients were treated with Avastin in our Medical Retina clinics for Age Related MacularDegeneration.
EXPENSESOur operating expenses during the year were Rs. 639 million being 11.9% above last year.Main reasons for this increase were:l A 13% growth in patient visits to our OPDs and a 7% increase in major & minor surgeries. l A 12% increase in salaries in order to reduce the high turnover of our doctors and skilled staff. l A 7.4 % increase in medicines and medical supplies.
Our overhead expenses were 4.35% of Operating Expenses and are among the lowest in the world.
Capital Expenditure at Rs. 160 million was 74% higher than last year mainly due to purchaseof new hospital equipment for the two tertiary hospitals, the new Odigram Hospital and forexpansion of Khanewal hospital.
EXPANSION OF CAPACITY
TANDO BAGO
Under an agreement signed with The Consulate of Japan at Karachi, construction of a newsurgical complex and its allied services was completed and it became operational asplanned. A new heavy duty generator for the hospital has also been installed. Ophthalmicequipment is expected in mid October. Final touches are presently being given to aseparately funded project involving a canteen for the patients and a generator room. Asection of the old building is being converted into a doctors’ residence to ensure theiravailability at the premises. This has been done through our own resources. We expect theproject to complete in mid August 2014.
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KORANGIIn view of the increase in the number of our Hospitals and Community Eye Health Centersover the years, it was felt necessary to construct a Store with adequate space to provide forthe needs of every facility in the network. Construction began in the third week of June. Anoptical shop is also being constructed in the premises near the new OPD to provide goodquality glasses and spectacles at reasonable prices to the visiting patients followingexamination or surgery. Funding for this facility has been provided by Sightsavers. The OpticalShop is expected to commence operation in the last quarter of this year while the Store Facilityshould be completed by mid January next year.
GAMBATFollowing the successful venture of expansion of the Khanewal Hospital which is nowproviding quality eye care services to the needy and poor people of the area, our sponsor,a generous donor based in the UAE offered to fund a large expansion project involvingconstruction of a new OPD Complex, expansion of wards, external works and residencesfor doctors. Construction began in January this year and is expected to be completed byJuly 2015.
AKORA KHATTAKIn our effort to make our old hospitals more efficient due to substantial increase in the numberpatients visiting them and limited space available to carry out the required activity, there wasurgent need for constructing a purpose built OPD complex, expanding the Operation Theatreand adding Doctors’ Residences. A generous donor, Mr. Aziz Shariff very kindly offered to fundthis project which will start in mid August 2014. Civil work is expected to complete by endDecember 2015. This project was approved in June 2014 when the first tranche was received.
NEW HOSPITALSODIGRAM (SWAT)With all construction work being completed in the hospital building, soft opening of the NewHospital took place on the 26th September 2013 while its formal opening took place on 28thMay 2014. The hospital was inaugurated by the Governor of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. This newhospital will provide state of the art, free eye care facility to the people of Swat and itscatchment areas. We are grateful for the financial support extended by PaRRSA, Governmentof Pakhtunkhwa, Mr. Usman Paracha and INFAQ Foundation which made this project a reality.
LAHORE, THOKAR NIAZ BAIGLRBT has been donated a fully constructed building on the main Multan Road near ThokarNiaz Baig by its generous donor and a trustee of the LRBT Board, Mr. Usman Paracha. A planto alter, remodel and refurbish this ex factory building for conversion into a hospital has beenfinalized and work is expected to start in mid July 2014. This project is expected to becompleted and the hospital made operational in the first quarter of next year.
SOPHISTICATED EQUIPMENT The following state of the art equipment was provided to our various hospitals to enable ourdoctors to provide quality eye care to those poor people living below the poverty line andunable to afford treatment.
Equipment Quantity
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) 1Constellation Vision System 1Anterior / Posterior Vitrectomy Unit 1Phacoemulsifier 8Photocoagulator / Green Laser 3Non-Mydriatic Digital Retinal Camera 1Teaching / Advance Operating Microscope 2Operation Microscope 7Auto Refractometer 8Slit Lamp 10A-Scan 4Keratometer 1Non-Contact Tonometer 3Applanation Tonometer 5Pulse Oximeter 1Wall Mount Transformer with Ophthalmoscope & Retinoscope / Illuminator 14Multi Paramedic Cardiac Monitor 2Generator (Diesel), Genset 55 KVA 1
REACHING OUT 139 Free Eye screening camps were conducted as below:
S.NO Location LRBT Hospital Collaboration
1 S.P.L Oil Terminal Area Korangi Shell Pakistan"A" Kemari, Karachi
2 Golra Filling Station Lar-Multan Shell PakistanEid Gah More, Lodhran Road
3 Eastern Industrial Zone Korangi LOTTE Chemical (Pak.) Ltd.Ghagar Phattak
4 Abdullah Goth Near Razzaqabad Korangi LOTTE Chemical (Pak.) Ltd.5 Karachi Golf Club Korangi Karachi Golf Club6 CEHC Samundary Arifwala Association of Physicians of
Pakistan of North America(APPNA)
7 Lal Pir Power Limited Lar-Multan Lal Pir Power Limited8 Central Jail, Mach Quetta Mach Jail, Balochistan9 Chak No, 03 Ram Dewali, Faisalabad Shahpur Islamic Call Organization (ICO)
A total of 3,298 patients were examined, out of which 2,107 were medicated, 784 refracted and690 patients referred to our hospitals for detailed examination and / or surgery.
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FUNDRAISING - HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEARLRBT RAMZAN CAMPAIGN 2013Zakat is a major source of funding for us. This year's campaign highlighted LRBT's servicesacross all age groups and that also, absolutely free. It also conveyed the message that eachdonation not only changes a patient's life but also changes the future for the entire family andcoming generations. LRBT believes in transforming lives and making individuals a productive partof society rather than a burden, which is made possible through zakaat and donations collected.
We are deeply obliged to our media partners and all the organizations/individuals who havehelped put across our message with special thanks to Prestige Communications, Procter &Gamble, Engro foods, Media Com and Sign Source Advertising. We are also thankful to AajTV, Business Plus, Capital TV, Express News, Geo News, Hum 2, Hum TV, Masala, MetroOne, News 1, Oxygene, Ravi, Samaa, TV One, Urdu 1, Waseb, Zaiqa TV, The News, DailyTimes, Business Recorder, Jang, Express, FM 107, FM 91, Awaaz Network, FM 88, FM 99 andJeay FM Network for free of cost advertising.
LRBT FUNDRAISER SEPTEMBER 2013LRBT in association with Ikebana International Karachi Chapter 204 organized a fundraiser on13th September at Sheraton. The event featured Master Christopher Lim(AIFD) from Singaporegiving a live demonstration followed by dinner and a musical performance by Sanam Marvi.The event was well attended by leading corporates, bankers, Ikebana members and socialites.We are extremely thankful for the support of sponsors and donors as well as the co-organizersIkebana Int. Karachi Chapter for their tireless efforts. Special thanks to P&G, PTC, ProactivSolution (Amethyst Spa & Salon) and Standard Chartered Bank.
STANDARD CHARTERED FUNDRAISER-NOVEMBER 2013Celebrating 150 years of Standard Chartered bank in Pakistan, a fundraiser for LRBT wasorganized at Mohatta Palace on November 20, 2013 that was attended by top 500 SCBcustomers. The event raised Rs. 7.8 million for LRBT through an auction of 8 paintings byworld famous artists including Naqsh, Gulgee, Mashkoor, Changez and Hajra. The event washosted by Mr. Zia Mohiuddin, and performances by world famous artists entertained the guests.
During the course of the event the host encouraged the guests to donate generously to LRBTfor treating the blind people who were less fortunate, absolutely free of cost.
LRBT COLORS OF LIFE (COL) INITIATIVESania Maskatiya and Gul Ahmed united together to support LRBT’s fight against curableblindness by an initiative called “Colors of Life”. The main idea was to generate funds for poorand needy patients with impaired vision in a unique and fashionable way. COL is dedicated tothe people who know only one color “black” but through this initiative will see the wondrousbeauties of nature. The house of Sania Maskatiya revealed a limited edition capsule collectionof scarves in 4 designs specifically for LRBT in two different materials; silk and malmal, bothmaterials donated by Gul Ahmed. All proceeds from every scarf sold were donated to LRBT.LRBT is extremely grateful to the teams at Sania Maskatiya and Gul Ahmed for their utmostsupport and dedication.
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTA. DOCTORS QUALIFICATIONS
37 doctors are participating in our fellowship/membership programmes taking place at thetertiary hospitals at Lahore and Karachi which is the largest post graduate trainingprogramme being carried out in the country.
4 doctors qualified in the FCPS examination while 1 was successful in FRCS and 2 inMCPS.
B. MICROSURGICAL TRAINING6 doctors attended the microsurgical training at our Lahore Hospital.
C. CONUTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION24 of our doctors at the LRBT Tertiary Hospital, Korangi are presently undergoing varioustypes of procedural training at the hospital.
TRAINING & DEVELOPMENTLRBT SCHOOL OF OPHTHALMIC PARAMEDICINESession 2014: Admissions for Ophthalmic Technician, Ophthalmic Operation Theatre (OT)Technician & Refractionist Course were finalized and classes commenced in January 2014. Atotal of 32 trainees from our network of 17 hospitals & 54 CEHCs and external candidates arepresently attending these Certificate Courses. Process for enrollment of students under SindhMedical Faculty has been completed whereas the enrollment for Punjab and KPK studentsunder Jinnah Medical & Dental College (JMDC) is expected soon.
Session 2013: 29 students of all above paramedical courses having domicile of Sindh appearedin the theory and viva examinations in April 2014. Their results are awaited.9 students having domicile of Punjab and KPK and enrolled under affiliation of Jinnah Medical& Dental College (JMDC) have qualified in the above paramedical courses.
REFRESHER COURSESRefresher Courses for our existing staff of O. T. Technicians, Ophthalmic Technicians andRefractionists were planned at our Korangi and Mandra Hospitals. 25 of them were providedone – two week refresher training during July/August 2013.
Seven technicians from our Arifwala Hospital, CEHCs Toba Tek Singh, Samundary, Vehari,Jalalpur, Dhadiyal and Satellite Clinics Mansehra respectively completed initial orientationtraining at Mandra Hospital while a CEHC technician from CEHC Jalalpur attended onemonth’s refresher training at our Lar Multan Hospital in December 2013.
OTHER TRAINING PROGRAMMESOne doctor from our Korangi Hospital attended Regional Clinical Advisor training (OpeningEyes) organized by Special Olympics at Manila, Philippines. Earlier she conducted three daystraining of PUPEC (Pakistan Urban Pediatric Eye Care) Team of our Lahore Hospital.
17 staff members from all our hospitals attended one day training session in three groups withthe Shariah Advisor-LRBT at our hospitals at Korangi and Mandra.
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3 technicians from our Arifwala, Lahore and Odigram Hospital attended Clinical Low VisionManagement Training followed by international curriculum and guidelines at College ofOphthalmology & Allied Vision Sciences (COAVS) Lahore.
A doctor from our Mansehra Hospital attended course of “BLS & ACLS Provider” at CPSPPeshawar.
During the lean period in July/August 2013 a surgical training programme for doctors of oursecondary hospitals was planned in which 19 doctors from our various hospitals underwentdifferent surgical training under supervision of senior ophthalmologists.
CPSP APPOINTED THE FOLLOWING DOCTORS TO CONDUCT VARIOUS EXAMINATIONSDr. Syed Fawad Rizvi from our Korangi Hospital was appointed as Internal Examiner for 3rdProfessional MBBS Examination 2014 in Ophthalmology at Jinnah Medical College Hospital,Karachi. He was also appointed as Examiner for FCPS-II (Ophthalmology) TOACS & ClinicalExaminations at CPSP Karachi. Earlier, his appointments were as an Examiner for FCPS-II(Vitreo Retinal Ophthalmology), IMM TOACS (Ophthalmology) and Assessor for TheoryAssessment FCPS-II (Vitreo Retinal Ophthalmology) Examinations at CPSP Karachi.
Dr. Zeeshan Kamil from our Korangi Hospital was appointed as Clinical Coordinator for FCPS-II (Ophthalmology) Clinical Examinations at CPSP Karachi.
Drs.’ Syed Fawad Rizvi and Faisal Murtaza Qureshi from our Korangi Hospital were appointedas Assessor for Theory Assessment FCPS-II (Ophthalmology) Examination Aug-2013 at CPSPKarachi. Later, Dr. Faisal Murtaza Qureshi was appointed as Assessor for Theory AssessmentFCPS-II (Ophthalmology) Examination Feb-2014 at CPSP Karachi.
Dr. Shakir Zafar from our Korangi Hospital was appointed as Observer for FCPS-II(Ophthalmology) TOACS & Clinical Examination Aug-2013 and as Examiner for (OphthalmologyMCPS/IMM TOACS & Clinical Examination Apr-2014 at CPSP Karachi.
Dr. Burhan A. Majid Khan from our Korangi Hospital was appointed as Clinical Coordinator forFCPS-II (Vitreo Retinal Ophthalmology) Clinical Examination Oct-2013 at CPSP Karachi.
ASP-USAID WORKSHOPS/TRAININGMr. Abdul Shakoor G. M. Administration and Mr. Tariq Ali Khan G. M. Operations LRBT attendedASP-USAID workshop on Monitoring & Evaluation at Mehran Hotel, Karachi.
APPOINTMENTSDr. S. Fawad Rizvi from our Korangi Hospital was appointed as a member of the inspectionteam by CPSP Karachi to inspect the training facilities in the discipline of Ophthalmology atC.M.H. Bahawalpur for accreditation of postgraduate training programmes.
Dr. Shakir Zafar was appointed as External Examiner for Eye OSPE (Structured Viva) of 4thyear MBBS (Ophthalmology) Examination at Dow University of Health Sciences, Karachi andat Dow International Medical College – Ojha Campus.
Dr. Mahwash Akhtar Khan from our Korangi Hospital was appointed as External Examiner forViva Voce Ophthalmic Technician, Ophthalmic OT Technician and Refractionist Course, AnnualExamination at PCB Cell, Civil Hospital, Karachi.
WORKSHOPSDr. Burhan A. Majid Khan from our Korangi Hospital attended workshops for supervisors on“Educational Planning & Evaluation, Assessment of Competence and Supervisory Skills andResearch Methodology, Biostatistics & Medical Writing” at CPSP Karachi.
The Department of Pediatrics & Ophthalmology, PGMI/AMC/LGH organized a Workshop on“Retinopathy of Prematurity” at Lahore General Hospital. Dr. Umar K. Mian, Director RetinaService, Montefiore Medical Centre/Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, USAchaired the session. Dr. Khurram Azam Mirza & Kashif Iqbal from our Lahore Hospital wereinvited to attend the Workshop.
Dr. Zafar Iqbal from our Korangi Hospital attended workshop on “Educational Planning &Evaluation (For Supervisor)” at CPSP Karachi.
Drs.’ Zeeshan Kamil and Muhammad Abdullah Khan from our Korangi Hospital attendedworkshop on “Assessment of Competence (For Supervisor)” at CPSP Karachi.
Government In-Service Training College for the Teachers of Disabled Children conducted acourse on Inclusive Education. Ms Samaha Naeem and Ms. Aliza Firdous, Optometrists of ourLahore Hospital were invited by the College as Resource Persons to deliver lectures. Theyalso conducted a low vision practical training workshop for the teachers of blind students.
Helix Pharma arranged a one day SPSS workshop at LRBT Lahore. Objective of thisworkshop was to develop awareness amongst doctors and provide them hands-on experiencein Data and Statistical Analysis, Data Interpretation and Conclusion. All available doctors ofLRBT attended the workshop.
Mr. Noor Ali, Ms. Zeenat Aziz and Ms. Mudassara Samiullah from our Community Department,Korangi Hospital attended two days training workshop on “Report Writing” at Hotel Hillview,Islamabad organized by Sightsavers and training conducted by SDPI (SustainableDevelopment Policy Institute). Later, Mr. Noor Ali also attended workshops on “Data Analysis
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using SPSS” and “Community & Social Mobilization for Sustainable Development” atRangoonwala Community Centre, Dhoraji Society Karachi and at the SustainableDevelopment Policy Institute (SDPI), Islamabad.
Mr. Wali Zahid an international consultant, leadership trainer and CEO of Skillcity, Dubai wasengaged for 10 days with LRBT to impart training to our Korangi Hospital doctors. Theemphasis was on self refinement, teamwork, optimum outlook and patients’ compassion andcare.
Drs.’ Dileep Kumar, Asad Khan, Ashok, Asmat Jehan, Lubna Feroz, Saima Amin, TauseefAhmed and Syed Asaad Mahmood attended skills development workshops at CPSP.
CONFERENCESWorld Ophthalmology Conference (WOC) and APAO Conference were held in Tokyo, Japan.Drs.’ Syed Fawad Rizvi from our Korangi Hospital, Zaheer uddin Aqil Qazi, Muhammad TariqKhan and Jawad Bin Yamin Butt from our Lahore Hospital attended the conference. Duringthe conference Dr. Jawad Bin Yamin Butt was awarded US$1,000/- grant as a prize for E-Posters and Video Presentation prepared by him.
Dr. Mahwash Akhtar Khan, Ms. Zeenat Aziz, Mr. Noor Ali and Mr. Nisar Ahmed Awan of ourCommunity Department Korangi attended PUPEC Project Mid Term Review Meeting atIslamabad.
Drs.’ Zaheer Uddin Aqil Qazi and Khurram Azam Mirza from our Lahore Hospital attended theCataract and Refractive Surgery Conference held in Karachi.
Drs.’ Zaheer Uddin Aqil Qazi and Muhammad Tariq Khan from our Lahore Hospital attendedAmerican Academy of Ophthalmology Meeting in USA .
Dr. Khalid Masood Ashraf from our Mandra Hospital attended 16th & 17th Annual Congress ofOphthalmology at PC Hotel, Bhurban. Several other doctors from LRBT actively participated inthe congress and presented their papers. Dr. Nida Usman of our Lahore Hospital won 2ndprize on her paper presentation.
Vitreo Retinal Society of Pakistan arranged a Pre-Congress Vitreo Retinal Live SurgeryProgramme during “OSP Conference” at Army Institute of Ophthalmology. Dr. MuhammadTariq Khan from our Lahore Hospital was invited to perform Live Surgery.
Drs.’ Syed Fawad Rizvi and Shakir Zafar from our Korangi Hospital attended OphthalmologyUpdate Conference (OUC) 2013 at Saigon, Vietnam where Dr. Fawad made a surgical videopresentation on “Removal of Retained Intraocular Foreign Body” which was judged as the bestpresentation and awarded 1st Prize.
Dr. Syed Fawad Rizvi from our Korangi Hospital attended Pre-Examination Meeting for FCPS-II (Ophthalmology) TOACS & Clinical Examination Aug-2013 at CPSP Karachi.
SEMINARSDr. Khalid Masood Ashraf from our Mandra Hospital attended 2nd Professor Ali HaiderMemorial Retina Symposium at Shifa International Hospital, Islamabad.
International Glaucoma Symposium was held in Islamabad and Dubai. Dr. Zaheer uddin AqilQazi attended the symposium at Islamabad while Drs.’ Khurram Azam Mirza and AmjadSaleem proceeded to Dubai to attend the symposium.
A seminar on Refractive Surgery was held at Faisalabad. During the seminar a live discussionwas also organized with Dr. Sanjay (India). Drs.’ Zaheer uddin Aqil Qazi, Kashif Iqbal, WaseemIqbal and Fawad Ur Rahman of our Lahore Hospital attended the seminar.
World Sight Day 2013 was celebrated jointly by LRBT, Sightsavers, Al Ibrahim Eye Hospital,PCB Cell and Civil Hospital Karachi at Regent Plaza, Karachi. Members of seniormanagement of these organizations embellished the occasion with their speeches andpresentations on awareness of this day while the staff volunteered to present tableaus.Furthermore, another function was organized at our Korangi Hospital on 12th October 2013which our doctors and staff attended. In a related event, school screening activity wasarranged by our Pasrur Hospital wherein they visited the Government Special EducationCenter, Pasrur and examined 122 students.
LRBT in collaboration with Brien Holden Vision Institute organized a seminar on Low Vision atour Korangi Hospital on 21st September 2013. Drs.’ Syed Fawad Rizvi, Mahwash AkhtarKhan, and Ms. Yasmin Parveen (Optometrist – Low Vision) from our Korangi Hospitaladdressed the participants. Doctors and staff from the PCB Cell, Civil Hospital and ISRAUniversity, Karachi and LRBT attended the seminar.
A seminar on “Cataract & Refractive Surgery” was organized by Ophthalmological Society ofPakistan (OSP) Lahore Branch at the Faletti’s Hotel Lahore. Doctors from LRBT Lahoreactively participated in the Seminar.
RECOGNITION Drs.’ Muhammad Tariq Khan, Khurram Azam Mirza and Kashif Iqbal of our Lahore Hospitalhave been elected as “Member Executive Committee” for the year 2014-15 during the OSP(Ophthalmological Society of Pakistan) Election held on 15th February 2014.
RESEARCH WORKDrs.’ Shakir Zafar, Washoo Mal, Munira Shakir, Zeeshan Kamil, Syeda Aisha Bokhari and SyedFawad Rizvi evolved a technique to carry out 23-Gauge Sutureless Vitreo-Retinal Surgery forSuperior Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment. It was published in the Journal of the Collegeof Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan 2014, Vol. 24(5): 327-330.
A paper on Outcomes of Congenital Cataract Surgery in a tertiary care hospital wascontributed by Drs.’ Kanwal Latif, Munira Shakir, Shakir Zafar, Syed Fawad Rizvi and SalihaNaz. It was published in the Pakistan Journal of Ophthalmology 2014,Vol.30 No.1.
A study on Management of Macular Pre-Retinal Subhyaloid Hemorrhage by Nd: Yag LaserHyaloidotomy was conducted by a team of doctors comprising Faisal Murtaza, Syed FawadRizvi, Syeda Aisha Bokhari, and Zeeshan Kamil which was published in the Pakistan Journalof Medical Sciences 2014:30(2)339-342.
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Mr. Zubair Channa Deputy Commissioner Korangi Korangi
Ms. Andrea Adler International Funding Manager, KorangiSightsavers International
Ms. Munazza Gillani Program Manager, Sightsavers International Korangi
Mr. Luigi Bilotto Director Human Resource, KorangiBrien Holden Vision Institute
Mr. Hasan Minto Global Director, Brien Holden Vision Institute Korangi
Ms. Sumrana Yasmin Regional Director, Brien Holden Vision Institute Korangi
Prof. Dr. Geeta Dean, School of Medical Sciences, LahoreK. Vemuganti University of Hyderabad
Dr. Rehan Rajput A UK based Eye Specialist Lahore
The following visited our tertiary and secondary hospitals during the period under review:
Name Designation Hospital visited
Mr. Qasim Kazmi Retired executive North Karachi
Mr. Azzam Ahmed Representative Islamic Call Organization, Korangi, Sudan Mandra
Ms. Marium Soomro Head of Sustainability and Community Engagement, MandraStandard Chartered Bank
Ms. Khadija Hashmi Head of Corporate Affairs, Standard Chartered Bank Mandra
Dr. Syed Saif ur Rahman Deputy Commissioner Central Karachi Korangi
Dr. Rizwana Wasif PRCS Sindh Korangi
Ms. Sonja Park International Pianist from Korea Korangi
Mr. Muhammad Bilal Senior Program Officer, Sightsavers International Korangi
Dr. Noaman Sanni, M.D C.E.O, Centre for Sight, NY Korangi
Professor Visvaraja Department of Ophthalmology, Faculty of Medicine, KorangiA/L Sugrayan University of Malaya, 50603, Kuala Lumpur
Dr. Majid Koch FRCOphth, Oogarts & Medisch Korangidirecteur Vestiging Hoogeveen
Rtn. Stephen Sypula PHF, Past President, International & Foundation KorangiChairman, Stevenage Grange Rotary Club, Treasurer & Webmaster, Rotarian Action Group against Child Slavery, Promoter of Rotarians making Blindness History Programme, D1260 International Services Committee Chair 2009-11
Mr. Salar Khan Managing Director, Head Origination & KorangiClient Coverage, Standard Chartered Bank
Mr. Farhan Ahmed Head of Corporate Affairs, Standard Chartered Bank Korangi
Mr. Naseer Hasan Managing Director, Standard Chartered Bank Korangi
Mr. Muhammad Umar Head of Human Resources, KorangiStandard Chartered Bank
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TrusteesAUDIT COMMITTEE
Mr. Yacoob Ali G. Zamindar Chairman
Mr. Amir Ali Tapal Member
Mr. Aitzaz Shahbaz Member
Mr. Zain K. Anjarwala Member
Mr. Mansoor Hamdani Secretary
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Ms. Zishan Afzal Khan Member
Mr. S. Asif Shah Member
Ms. Fareeha Paracha Member
Mr. Raja Aftab Saeed Member
Mr. Zakaullah Khan Member
Mr. Khawar Butt Member
Mr. Mujahid Hamid Member
Mr. Towfiq Chinoy Member
Mr. Samee-ul-Hasan Member
Mr. Badruddin Vellani Member
Mr. Javed Jabbar Member
Mr. Monis Rehman Member
Mr. Najmuddin Shaikh Member
Air Commodore Shabbir Member
Mr. Shaheen Amin Member
Mr. Mumtaz Hasan Khan Member
Mr. Amjad Ali Khan Member
Mr. Ashfaque Azad Member
Mr. Azhar Zafar Member
Mr. Shahzad Qasim Member
Mr. Sajjad Ahmed Member
Mr. Duraid Qureshi Member
Mr. Rashid M. Khan Secretary
Mr. K. Z. Hassan (Retired Company Chairman)
Mr. Najmus Saquib Hameed (Retired CompanyChairman)
Mr. Yacoob Ali G. Zamindar (Chartered Accountant)
Mr. Justice (Retd) Aamer Raza A. Khan(Retired Judge, Lahore High Court & Advocate)
Syed Babar Ali (Company Chairman)
Mr. Amir Ali Tapal (Company Director)
Mr. K.M. Aminullah (Chartered Accountant)
Prof. Muhammad Daud Khan (Retired Vice Chancellor)
Mr. Farrokh K. Captain (Company Chairman)
Mr. Ahsan Raza (Chartered Accountant)
Mr. Naseem S. Mirza (Retired Company Chairman)
Dr. Muhammad Mukhtar Ahmed (Ophthalmic Surgeon)
Mr. Azizul Haq (Architect)
Mr. Atizaz Shahbaz (Retired Company Chairman)
Mrs. Spenta D. Kandawalla (Company Director)
Mrs. Marriana Karim (Social Worker)
Mian Ershad Zaheen (Investment Banker)
Syed Fakhar Imam (Former Speaker, National Assembly of Pakistan)
Mr. Zain K. Anjarwala (Consultant Engineer)
Mr. Riaz Hussain Khokhar (Former Foreign Secretary, Govt. of Pakistan)
Mr. Iqbal Ali Lakhani (Chairman, Lakhani Group of Companies)
Mr. Omar Yacoob Sheikh (Company Chairman)
Mr. Zubyr Soomro (Company Chairman)
Syed Salim Raza (Former Governor State Bank of Pakistan)
Mr. Usman Paracha (Company Chairman)
MANAGING COMMITTEE
Mr. K.Z. Hassan Chairman
Mr. Najmus Saquib Hameed Member
Mr. Justice (Retd.) Aamer Raza A. Khan Member
Mrs. Marriana Karim Member
Mr. Iqbal Ali Lakhani Member
Mr. Amir Ali Tapal Member
Mr. Yacoob Ali G. Zamindar Member
Mr. Aitzaz Shahbaz Member
Mr. Zain K. Anjarwala Member
OFFICE BEARERS
Mr. K.Z. Hassan Honorary Chairman
Mr. Najmus Saquib Hameed Honorary Vice Chairman & CEO
Mr. Justice (Retd.) Aamer Raza A. Khan Honorary Legal Advisor
Mrs. Marriana Karim Honorary Secretary
Mr. Iqbal Ali Lakhani Honorary Treasurer
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1 Graham Layton Trust2 LRBT America Inc.3 The Shirin Sultan Dossa Foundation
Endowment Fund4 Sight Savers International5 Programme Co-Ordinator CDP P & DD6 Subhan Food Industries7 The Fred Hollows Foundation8 Mr. Mohammed Amin Nathani9 Provincial Zakat Fund -
Government of Sindh10 Consulate General of Japan (GGP)11 Qatar Charity (Pakistan Programme)12 Punjab Welfare Trust For The Disabled13 Siddique Corporation14 Mr. Akram Chaudhary15 Mr. Sajjad Ahmad16 Human Concern International17 Trimark18 Infaq Foundation19 Mr. Abdul Karim Maskatiya20 Bestway Foundation21 Mrs. Salwat Ali22 OPEC Fund for International Development23 Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal24 Brien Holden Vision Institute25 Mr. Amjad Ali Khan26 Hamza Foundation27 Begum Zarina Aziz (late) Estate28 Haji Bashir Ahmed Khan29 Bank Alfalah - Islamic Banking Group30 Mr. Iqbal Ali Lakhani31 Mirza Jawad Baig32 Mrs. Booa Atika Baig33 DH Fertilizers Limited34 Dubai Islamic Bank35 Cowasjee Foundation36 Mr. S.M.Pervez37 Pakistan Kuwait Investment
Company (Pvt) Ltd
38 Premier Dairies Pvt. Limited39 Small Grants & Ambassadors Fund
Prog (NRSP-SGAFP)40 Mr. Faisal Qadeer41 Health Department, Govt. of the Punjab42 Mr. Mohammad Abdul Aleem43 Dr. Rasheed A. Mian44 K-Electric Ltd.45 Mr. Khawar Masood Butt46 Mr. Zaka ullah Khan47 Mr. Salman Ahmed (Bahrain)48 Liberty Mills Limited49 Mrs. Atiya Shujaat Hasan50 Mr. Shahid Soorty51 Mr. Farukh Shahab52 Topcon Singapore Medical (Pvt) Limited53 Mr. Salim Ahmad Siddiqui54 Rafiqa Hussain55 Mr. Farhan Saleem56 United Energy Pakistan Limited57 Khawaja Iqbal Hassan58 Ms. Sania Maskatiya59 Mr. Salman Ahmed60 Mr. Anjum Gulzar61 Lal Pir Power Limited62 Ms. Khurshid Bhaimia63 Pak-Arab Refinery Ltd.64 Mr. Abid Hussain65 Mr. Anwar Saifullah Khan66 Mian Fazal Shaikh67 Miss Halima Sultana68 Governer Khyber Pakhtunkhwa69 Dr. Akhtar Hasan Khan70 Asiatics Group71 Mr. Abdul Razak Dawood72 Dr. Major Niaz Mohammad73 Mr. Mumtaz Hasan Khan74 Hascol Petroleum Limited
Major BenefactorsDuring the Year Ended 30th June, 2014 dDonors of LRBT
During the Year Ended 30th June 2014We gratefully acknowledge donations from the following:
1 The Rotary Club Karachi Sharqi2 PAPCO3 Mr. Muhammad Imran4 Shalimar Resin Industries (Pvt.) Ltd.5 Mr. Javed Ahmed6 Burj Bank7 Mr. Christos Papadopoulos8 Mr. Tahir9 Mr. Mohammad Nasir Zaman Khan10 Mr. Tariq Javed11 I & R Trust12 Mrs. Nasreen H Askari13 Mr. Riaz Siddiqi14 Dr. Zaheer uddin Aqil Qazi15 Standard Chartered Bank16 Dr. Riaz Khawaja17 Mr. Sajjad Saleem18 Dr. Afzal Ahmed19 Pakland Private Trust20 Mr. M Nazzir Hussain Sabri21 Mr. Omar Yaqoob Sheikh22 Al Riaz Agencies (Pvt.) Ltd.23 Mr. Ehsan Ali Malik24 Mr. Fazal Jilani Khan25 Mr. Muhammad Altaf Hussain26 Mr. Sheikh Fasih uddin27 Mrs. Rashida Riaz W/O Riaz Hussain28 Mrs. Sheema Siddiqui29 Getz Pharma (Pvt) Limited30 Raja Aftab Saeed31 Ms. Sahia Ahmad32 Mr. Altaf Hussain33 Aqil and Sadia34 Agrolet Chemical Industries35 Wg.Cdr Shafqat Mahmood36 Mr. Meraj Ahmed & Maheen Ahmed37 Mr. Abdallah Yasin Altaf38 Mr. Feroze Verani39 Pakistan Tobacco Company40 Mr. Sultan Nadir Ali Pasha41 Dr. Muhammad Aamer Zaman Khan42 Mr. Abdus Samad43 Richa Leathers44 Mrs. Rehana Zaman Khan45 Waheed Asghari Memorial Trust46 ICI Pakistan Foundation47 Mr. Abdul Kadir Adam48 Ms. Zeenat Towfiq Chinoy49 Haji Abdul Hameed Khokar50 Mr. S.M.Tariq
51 Sharif Wheat Thresher52 Mr. S.M. Raffay53 Arfeen International (Pvt.) Limited54 Mr. Asim Zuberi55 Bilqees Sultan Medical Centre56 Mr. Wahid Yunus Dada57 Al Meezan Investment Management Ltd.58 Hayaat Trust UK59 Chaudhry Zulfiqar & Sons60 Mr. Nouman Mustafa Zuberi61 Mr. Muhammad Abdullah Ejaz62 Mr. Ashraf Ali Zuberi63 Dr. Mohammad Farogh Naseem64 Ittefaq Cold Store65 Mian Kashif Aftab66 Mr. Shahzad Riaz67 Cosmo Group68 Mr. Muhammad Arshad Saeed69 Mr. Zia A.Zuberi70 Malik Sarfaraz Ahmed71 Procter & Gamble Pakistan72 Mr. Mohsin Nathani73 The Man Trust74 Mr. Syed Haris Ali75 Mr. M.J. Chaudhry76 Mr. Zain Mehmood Randhawa77 A.Q. Enterprises78 Begum Fareeda Anwar Zahid79 Mr. Faheem ul Islam Khan80 Sheikh Muhammad Shafique81 Mr. Muhammad Arshad82 Mr. M. Usman Peracha83 North Star Textiles Mills Ltd.84 Mr. Mian Parvez Aslam85 Mrs. Akhtar A. R.86 Mrs. Aiyesha Zafar87 Mr. Muhammad Ziaullah Siddiqui88 Mr. Rashid Khan NAZ P/L89 Mrs. Dure-Shahwar Aslam90 Zomex Instruments Co.91 Mr. Sohail Ahmed Durrani92 Dr. Hanif Paracha93 Mr. Muhammad Ashraf94 Dr. Taha Jaffrey, Dr. Yasmin Taha Jaffrey & Family95 Mr. Sheikh Shakeel Ahmed96 Mr. Mohammad Shoaib Pasha97 Begum Khalida Shah98 Ms. Sadaf Saeed99 Mr. Muhammad Ibrahim100 Mr. Izatullah Rahmat
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101 Mr. Vijay Kumar102 Mr. Ghulam Sarwar103 Mr. Shehzad Laeeq104 Mr. Badar Shafoon105 Mr. & Mrs. Khurshid M. Kasuri106 Ms. Shaheena Iqbal107 Mr. Arshad Iqbal108 Mr. Muhammad Nusrat Vohra109 Mr. Syed Ashfaq Husain110 Mr. Shahid Ali Malik111 Engr. Muhammad Saeed112 Mr. Shahid Mehmood113 Mr. Kamran Gulzar114 M.C.E.C. (U.K)115 Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim116 Mr. Jahangir Anwar Shaikh117 Mrs. Fatema Habib118 Mr. Hamad Raza Jamshaid119 Ms. Mahvesh Mohsin120 Mr. Qasim Kazmi121 Surraiya Khanam Trust122 ENI Pakistan Limited123 Mr. Zakir Mahmood124 Khalid Anwer & Co.125 Capt. Munir Sadiq126 Mr. Shahid Anwar Khan127 Mrs. Amber Haroon Saigol128 Mr. Irshad Ahmed129 Mr. IkramulHaq130 Mr. Kashif Zaki131 Mr. Asher Noor132 Mr. Saleem Jangda133 Mr. Ahmed Moinuddin134 Mr. Shahid Anwar135 Mr. Mohammad Jerjees Seja136 Zohra and Z.Z. Ahmed Foundation137 Ruhaina M. Abdul Ali138 Mr. Muhammad Aslam139 Mr. Abid Hussain140 Mr. Najam Mahmood Khawaja141 Mr. Muhammad Saeed Ahmed142 Mian Asif Sattar143 Mr. Mohammad Anwar & Abeela144 Mr. Zahoor Ahmed Rana145 Staple Foods146 Mr. Raghib.A.Zuberi147 Mr. Laeeq Akbar148 JQ Tel.149 Saeeda Amin Waqf150 Froebel Education Centre (Pvt.) Ltd.151 Mr. Asim Shah152 Mr. Waseem ullah Anjum153 Mr. Shafiq ur Rehman154 Mr. Chahudhary Ghulam Hussain155 Mr. Mashood Ahmed156 Mr. Sultan Mahmood Tahir157 Justice Abdus Sattar Asghar158 Major Muhammad Mehboob Akhtar159 Mr. Zia Haroon
160 Mr. Nadeem Khawaja161 Mr. Tarun Khanna162 Mr. Asim Farid163 Mr. Tariq Khawaja164 Sorabjee Patel & Co.165 Mr. Sheheryar Ali166 Mr. Bashir Ahmed167 Mr. Mustafa Kassam168 Mrs. Munia Awan169 Miss Yasmin Mustafa170 Dr. Malik Tajuddin171 Mr. Abdul Hameed172 Syed Uvyas Muqtadir173 Rear Admiral Muhammad Zakaullah SI (M)174 Sir John Peace175 Newzealand High Commission To Pakistan176 Mr. Aziz Memon177 Jetex Industries (Pvt.) Ltd.178 The Tauheed Trust179 Progressive Traders (Pvt.) Ltd.180 Mrs. Khursheed A Sattar181 Mr. Salman Rashid182 Mr. Talib Hussain183 ABS Products Pakistan184 Col. (R) M Hashim Baloch185 Haji Muhammad Iqbal186 Mr. Muhammad Ashraf Chaudhry187 Ms. Rabia Fida188 Dr. Basma Khan189 Latif Brothers190 Chaudhry Imtiaz Bashir191 Mr. Sheikh Fasih uddin192 First Punjab Modaraba193 Mr. Hakim Muhammad Usman194 Gul Ahmed Textile Mills Ltd.195 Haji Muhammad Ghaffar196 Mr. M. M. Khan197 Mr. Zia ullah Khan198 Mr. Khalid Saleem199 Mrs. Gul-e-Yasmin Qamar200 Dr. Badia Abdul Elah201 Mr. Arees Siddiqui202 Dr. Syed Shabbir Ahmed Jafri203 Mr. Najam Hasan204 Ch. Tariq Mahmood205 Interglobe Enterprises206 Mr. Ashraf Rasheed Abbasi207 Mr. Asadullah Khawaja208 Mrs. Asma Shehryar Ahmed Sheikh209 Sattar Electronics210 Mr. Riyaz Ali Towfiq Chinoy211 Haji Muhammad Welfare Trust212 Allied Book Company213 Mr. Maqsood Ahmed214 EFU General Insurance Ltd.215 BBJ Pipe Industries (Pvt.) Ltd.216 Manhattan International (Pvt.) Ltd.217 Mr. Rana Hamayun Aziz218 Dr. Riaz Moiz-ud-Din
219 Mr. Aziz-ur-Rehman220 Mr. Aslam Sirajuddin221 Haji Zameer Ahmed222 Hub Leather (Pvt.) Ltd.223 Dr. Mehmood Raza & Husun Ara224 Mrs. Tahzeen Fazal Khan225 Hajra Bi & Muhammad Ilyas226 Mr. Umar Ghafoor227 Mr. Kashif Anwer Khan228 Sultan Feed Mills229 Chaudhry Karim Baksh230 Ihsan Trust231 Hascol Petroleum Ltd.232 Mr. Muhammad Hidayatullah233 Miss Farwa234 Mr. Arif Mukhtar235 Zulekha Bi236 Miss Wajeeha Mohsin Gillani237 NBP Fullerton Asset Management Ltd. (NAFA)238 Intertrade Distributors (Pvt.) Ltd.239 Mr. M Irshad Butt240 Dr. Asuhar Fatima241 AEO Pakistan242 Prime Rice Mills (Pvt.) Ltd.243 Mrs. Roshan Zamir244 Shujauddin & Brothers245 Trends International246 Mr. Hasan Sharif247 Khwaja Kamal Shah248 Dr. Syed Adnan Kabir249 Mr. Iftikhar250 Ms. Nayyar Fatima251 Dr. Akhtar Bano252 Mrs. Mussarat Mahmood253 Mr. Babar Ismail254 Mr. Zaeem-ur-Rehman255 International Steels Ltd.256 Mr. Naeem Kasbati257 Haji Muhammad Ashfaq258 Tijarat Developers259 Professor Dr. Zahida Durrani260 Mr. Muhammad Waseem261 Manzur Ahmed Sarwar Bano Benevolent Trust262 Mrs. Wajeeha Mohsin Gilani263 Mrs. Surriya Khanum Gilani264 Haji Muhammad Siddique265 Mr. Shahzad Ashraf266 Mr. Hamza Shakeel267 Mr. Hassham Mehmood Malik268 Mr. Shahzada Khurram269 Mr. Abbas Ali270 Mr. Shakeel Ahmed271 Mr. Sheikh Fawad Masood272 Golden Pumps (Pvt.) Ltd.273 Dr. Mobin Aslam Sadiq274 Syed Khalid Saif275 Elegence Fabrics276 Mr. Omer Qaiser277 Mr. Sardar Shah Nawaz
278 Mr. Zia ud Din Mian279 Mrs. Rehana Hussain280 See International (U.S.A)281 Mr. Suhail Ahmed Razzaq282 Mr. Mirza Saleem Baig283 Mr. Nadeem Jafarey284 The Schazoo Pharmaceutical Laboratories (Pvt.) Ltd.285 Tipu Associates286 First Habib Bank Modaraba287 Nayyar Jahan and Najmunnisa288 Athar & Shireen Husain289 Mr. Khalid Sharif290 Mr. Omar Saeed291 Mima Leather (Pvt.) Ltd.292 Prof. Mrs. Kausar Jafri293 Mrs. Usman Siddiqui294 Mrs. Syeda Bushra Waheed295 Ms. Shahida Waheed296 Boxes Donatons Victoria Dept. Store297 Mr. Ahmed Umair Khalid298 Sarah Haider299 Mr. Sajid Mahmood300 Premier Insurance Ltd.301 Mirza Shafi Ahmad302 Mr. Sabir Sami303 Dr. Zeenat Eva Khan304 Shaikh Zaheer Ahmed s/o Shaikh M Saleem (Late)305 Mr. Raja Muhammad Riaz306 Mr. Muhammad Khursheed Alam307 Ms. M.I. Mahomedy Family308 Mr. Navid Chamdia309 Ghania Kanwal310 Justice (R) Munib Ahmed311 Mr. Waseem Chughtai312 Mr. Mazhar Rafi313 Mehr Ghulam Samdani314 Karachi Grammar School315 Mr. Mehboob Hussain Khan316 TPL Direct Insurance Ltd.317 Mr. Javed Akber318 Haji M Ashraf319 Ikebana International320 Sanofi Aventis Pakistan Ltd.321 Nissa Rahim322 Mr. Inayat ullah Chaudhry323 Mrs. Saeed324 Mr. Amir Saeed325 Mr. Mohammad Tahir Javaid & Mussarat Javaid326 Air Commodore (Retd.) Mahmood Ahmad327 Mr. Muhammad Fahad Pervaiz328 Mr. Abdul Sattar329 Mr. Fazal Qadir Khan330 Mr. Aamir Saghir331 Mrs. Sameena Ahmed332 Mr. Omair Noor333 Mr. Shahid Mahmood334 Mrs. Tahira Tayyaba335 The I-Care Foundation336 Mr. Najib Ullah Chaudhry
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337 Mr. Abdul Ghaffar Fancy338 Haji Abdul Ghaffar339 Mr. Imran ul Haq Toor340 Z. Malik341 Mr. Syed Qaiser Ali342 Mr. Asad Zuberi343 Mr. M. Iftikhar Khan c/o Asad Ali344 Mr. Shirjeel Azhar345 Mr. Basharat Ali Malik346 Miss Fariha Khan347 Mr. Hafiz Musa Iqbal348 Mr. Sarfaraz Sheikh349 Dr. Nusrat Khan350 Lotte Chemical Pakistan Ltd.351 Mr. Javed Shamim352 Mr. Khurshid Ahmed353 Mr. Mir Ghazanfar Ali354 Mr. Zubair Amin355 Mr. Imtiaz Ahmed356 Adma Shamran Trading Co.357 Adma Shamran Catering Co.358 Mr. Abdul Kareem Jangda359 Syed Shafiq360 Mr. Zafar U Khan361 Mr. Daniel Leocadio362 Mr. Z. K. Anjarwalla363 Mr. Askari Naqvi364 Mr. Asad Sabih Toor365 Ms. Lilly R. Dossabhoy366 Sheikh Muhamamd Mukarram367 Haji Ismail Fudda Memorial Trust368 Shahnaz Begum369 Kausar Ghee Mills (Pvt.) Ltd.370 Kausar Rice & General Mills371 Kausar Feed Mills (Pvt.) Ltd.372 Kausar Farms373 Mr. Ayyaz Durrani374 Mr. Zahid M. Niaz375 Atlas Islamic Stock Fund376 Mr. Salim K. Ladiwala377 Mr. Sheikh M. Aslam378 Mrs. Abida Mustafa379 Mr. Ali Muhammad Malik380 Dr. Rukhsana Shahid381 Adil Enterprises382 Soneri Bank Ltd.383 Mr. Farhan Talib384 Mr. Akbar Iqbal385 Dr. Muhammad Arshad386 Mr. Muhammad Iqbal387 Dr. Talat Saeed388 Mr. Rana Muhammad Ramzan Khan389 Mr. Ahsan Nisar390 Mrs. Kishwar Javed391 Karachi Grammar School (Junior Section)392 Mr. Mian Iqbal Salahuddin393 Mr. M Omer394 National Welfare Organization395 Mrs. Freny Qureshi
396 Mr. Muhammad Farrukh Mirza397 Syed Muhammad Asim398 Mr. Muzammel Hussain399 Dr. Abdul Waheed400 Dr. Jamil Sharif Anwari401 Ray Pharma (Pvt.) Ltd.402 Mr. Pervez Shahbaz Khan403 Sheikh Bashir Ahmed404 Mr. Mansoor Meenai405 Mr. Haroon Rasheed406 Mr. & Mrs. Mahmood Hussain407 Mr. Mahmood Ahmed Shaikh408 Muller & Phipps Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd.409 Mr. Munawar A. Gilani410 Sheikha Charitable Trust411 Mr. Zulqarnain Humayun412 Mr. M. Asif Khan413 Begum Jamila Latif414 Raaziq International (Pvt.) Ltd.415 Mr. Ijaz Ahmed Sheikh416 Mr. Mohammad Kalim417 Allied Engineering & Services Ltd.418 Ms. Aliya Khan419 AMN Trust420 Technology Links (Pvt.) Ltd.421 Mr. Saleem Siddiqui422 Mrs. Nasreen Zafar423 Dr. S. Fawad Rizvi424 Begum Almas A. Chinoy425 Zafa Pharmaceutical Laboratories (Pvt.) Ltd.426 Mr. M Amin Dosani427 Mr. Bashir Makki428 Mr. Khalid Mehmood429 Ambience Films430 Mr. Muhammad Saeed Khan431 Mr. Muhammad Saeed Akhtar432 Dr. Muhammad Sharif433 Mr. Muhammad Yousuf Tinwala434 Mr. Imam Baksh Shaikh435 Mr. M. Habib ur Rehman436 Mrs. Baig437 Mr. Salman Gohar438 Mr. Nafees Khan439 Friends Of LRBT Islamabad440 Mrs. Akhter Khalid Waheed441 Mr. Fasih-uz-Zaman442 Mr. Shuja-ul-Hassan Khan443 Mr. Nasim Kamal444 Mr. Hasan Ali Asghar445 Al - Bader Welfare Trust446 Mr. Zahid Masud447 SBR & Co. of Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd.448 Mr. Farooq Bin Habib449 Mr. Fakhruddin Mandviwalla450 Mr. Nazir Ali Raja (Late)451 Mrs. Asma Kamal452 Ms. Abidah Ziauddin453 Mr. Faisal Farooq Garib454 Haji Muhammad Benevolent Trust
455 Mr. Malik Shafqat Ali, Mr. Munawar, Saleh Muhammad456 Mr. Shams-ul-Arfeen Qureshi457 Haji Muhammad Memorial Trust458 Mr. Muhammad Tahir Sadiq459 Cassim Investments (Pvt.) Ltd.460 Syed Imran Ali461 Mr. Asar Mashkoor462 Miss Aisha Aslam463 Mr. Fahim Ahmed Shafiqi464 Mr. Qamar Khurshid465 Mrs. Maimoona Bai466 Ali Hussain Rajab Ali Ltd.467 Mrs. Fabiha Haq468 Mr. Muhammad Rafiq Moon469 Mr. M. Tahseen Khan470 Mr. Saeed Ahmed471 The General Tyre & Rubber Company of Pakistan Ltd.472 Mr. Iqbal Bari473 Mrs. Butt474 Khalifa Abdul Raheem475 Engro Foundation476 Mr. Abdul Rashid Lone477 Nazar Shah Welfare Trust478 Mr. Javed Rasheed479 Cpt. (R) Aftab Nadeem480 Mrs. Shehla Kashif481 Ms. Maliha & Munir Bhimjee482 Mr. Malik Muhammad Arshad483 Mr. Muhammad Hanif484 Mr. Abdul Salam485 Mr. Muhammad Farooq Deewan486 Mr. Farhan-ul-Karim487 Mr. Arshad Mahmud488 Mr. Adnan Dosani489 Mr. M. Osama490 Consolidated Engineering Services (Pvt.) Ltd.491 Mr. Abdul Ghaffar Bhadelia492 Mr. Zaffar A. Khan493 Hajra Bi494 Marium Bibi495 Hussaina Khatoon496 Mrs. Zahida497 Zareena Bibi498 Hajra Bibi499 Ms. Mehak Iftikhar500 Mr. Siddiq Gul Aga501 Qazi Shaukat Ilahi502 Shaikh Mohammad Younus503 Mr. Muhammad Amin Abdul Shakoor504 Mr. Rehan Furqan505 Chaudhry Ghullam Mohiuddin506 Mr. Muhammad Nadeem507 Ms. Sitwat Asad508 Ms. Yasmeen S. Qureshi509 Mr. Siddique A. Qureshi510 Mr. Muhammad Jawed511 Mrs. Najma Arif512 Mr. Khurram Khan513 Mrs. Naz Khan
514 Mr. Mukhtar Ahmed515 Mrs. Ayesha Zaidi516 Mr. M Salman Burney517 Mr. Kashif Ahmed518 Mr. M.A. Lodhi519 Dr. Rafia Qureshi520 Mr. Absar Ahmed521 Syed Faraz Ahmed522 Mr. Badar Yousuf523 Mr. Muhammad Suleman Roshan524 Mr. Murtaza Hassan Ali525 Mr. Imtiaz A Quettawalla526 Ms. Afsheen Feroz527 Ms. Saima Nadeem528 Ryan Agencies (Pvt.) Ltd.529 Syed Tariq Hasan Razvi530 Mr. Faisal Bengali531 Humaira Ghareeb532 Ms. Mulook Yousuf Haroon533 Sheikh Muhammad Yousuf534 Dr. Amina Waheed535 Mr. Farhan Irfan Siddiqui536 Shamshad Nabi537 Mrs. Nasim Fatima538 Mr. Muhammad Umer Osama539 Mr. Sulaiman Omar540 Mr. Mustafa Shafi Siddiqui541 Mrs. Farhat Saleem542 Mr. Zahid Hussain Shaikh543 Mrs. Farah Nadeem544 Miss Rabia545 Ms. Zaibunnisa546 Zainab Bibi547 Miss Sidra548 Miss Shakeela549 Dr. Farah Naz Khan550 Mr. Muhammad Imran Agha551 Mr. Khawaj M Khan552 Mr. Asad Saeed Khan553 Mr. Abbas Mooraj554 Tapal Energy (Pvt.) Ltd.555 Mr. S.M. Zaheer Alam556 Farah Aquil557 Mr. Mohsin Khan558 Ch. M. Arif559 Shaikh Zahid560 Human Foundation Pakistan561 Spotlit Printers (Pvt.) Ltd.562 Mr. Arshaduddin Ahmed563 Mr. Liaquat Baig564 Ms. Salma Rana565 Ms. Faizia Tariq Amin566 Mr. Azhar Abbas567 Mr. Kashif Sheikh568 Miss Sadia569 Miss Naureen570 Miss Saiqa571 Miss Sonia572 Miss Aneela
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hHonorary ConsultantsKARACHI
1. Dr. M. Mukhtar Ahmed Honorary Medical Director, LRBTDO; FRCS; FC(Ophth.) Director, Institute of Clinical Ophthalmology
Karachi.
2. Dr. S. M.M. Sheriff Retired Consultant Ophthalmic SurgeonRoyal Preston Hospital, Preston (UK)
3. Dr. M. Hanif Peracha Eye Surgeons Associates, USA
4. Dr. Afzal Ahmad Chairman - Hundal Foundation &Ophthalmologist, USA
5. Mr. Mansoor H. Hamdani Honorary SecretaryLRBT Audit Committee
LAHORE
6. Prof. Muhammad Munir-ul-Haq Visiting Eye Consultant (Orbital) MS; FCPS; FICS, Retired Professor of Ophthalmology & FRCS (Ophth.) London, Retired Director of the Institute of Ophthalmology,
King Edward Medical College, Lahore.
7. Col. (Retd.) Dr. Hamid Ali Consultant Pathologist, LRBTConsultant PathologistRoyal Army Medical Corps (U.K.), Lahore.
8. Dr. Muhammad Yaqeen Retired Medical SuperintendentMC (Ophth.) Data Darbar Eye Hospital, Lahore
Fellow American Academy of Ophthalmology
573 Miss Tania
574 Mrs. Haleema Khan
575 Haji Fakhruddin
576 Mr. Ahmed Yousuf
577 Mrs. Noor Jahan
578 Dr. Fatima Sheikh
579 Mr. Atiq Baig
580 Mr. Khurram Farooq
581 Mrs. Bilqees Ashraf
582 Mr. Ahmed Haroon
583 Ahmed Laliwala
584 Mr. Ghulam Arif Khan
585 Grace Apparel (Pvt.) Ltd.
586 Mr. Naseem Ahmed Bhatti
587 Miss Sara Kamal
588 Fazal Trading Corporation
589 Mr. Maqsood Hussain
590 Mr. Umair Nawaz
591 Mr. Muhammad Aliuddin Ansari
592 Admiral (R) Noman Bashir
593 Mian Abdul Raoof
594 Mr. Muhammad Saeed Malik
595 Mr. Akhtar Hussain Babar
596 Afroz Begum
597 Mr. Ali A. Karimjee
598 Mr. Maqsood Hussain
599 Dr. Sheharyar Mehdi
600 Mrs. Ashrafi
601 Mr. Azhar Masud Panni
602 Mr. Mazhar Rafi
603 Mr. Imtiaz Hussain
604 Mr. Munir Ahmed
605 Shaikh Enam Ellahi
606 Mrs. Musarrat Sharif
607 Mr. Mumtaz Ahmed Taji
608 Mr. Shaikh Sabir Ali
609 Mr. Shaikh Muhammad Ashfaq
610 Mr. & Mrs. Khaled Ashraf Nizami
611 Mr. Shahzada Ellahi Shaikh
612 Mr. Ghulam Sarwar Khokhar
613 Mrs. Rehana Shafiq
614 Abbas Nursery
615 Dr. Moazzam Baig Mirza
616 Mr. Arshad Alvi
617 Mr. Amjad Ali Siddiqui
618 Mr. Haji Muhammad Arif
619 Mrs. Mumtaz Begum
620 Mr. Zaheer uddin
621 Mr. Kashaf Mukhtar
622 Prof. Dr. Nosheen Khan
623 Dr. Farzana Najeeb
624 Mrs. Moazuma Sultana
625 Mr. M. Tajammal Akbar
626 Mrs. Syeda Naveed Mohsin Gilani
627 Ms. Amna & Abdullah
628 Mrs. Saima Irfan
629 Mrs. Yasmeen Mateen Khan
630 Major Retd. Iftikhar Ahmad
631 Mr. Ijaz Hussain Khan
632 Mrs. Mumtaz Bhatti
633 Akram Sheikh Law Associates
634 Mr. Abdul Basit
635 Mr. Haroon Rasheed Magoon
636 Mr. Jahangir Mirza IGP (R)
637 Marhaba Laboratories (Pvt.) Ltd.
638 Mr. Khalid Latif
639 Mr. Mohammad Basharullah
640 Chaudhry Foundation
641 Mr. Umair Tariq
642 Mr. & Mrs. Ureed Siddiqui
643 Dr. Khalid Hamid Shaikh
644 Syed Muhammad Sohail
645 Dr. Farrukh Shah
646 Mr. Muhammad Hanif
647 Mr. Sheharyar Chughtai
648 Mr. Ahmed Salman Chaudhry & Izza Akram
649 Mr. Riaz Abid
650 Master Paint Indutries
651 Mr. Fawad Jahanzeb Saeed
652 Mr. Taimur Aziz Bhatti
653 Begum Saeed Ahmed Hashmi
654 Mr. Zahid Mohiuddin Zuberi
655 Mr. Muhammad Khalid
656 Mr. Atif Farooqi
657 Mr. Zulfiqar Ali
658 Ms. Lubna Saeed
659 Mr. Younas Iqbal Sheikh
660 Ms. Shirmeen Ahmed Mussani
661 Mr. Naveed Ikhlas
662 Mr. Humayun Saeed
663 Mr. Ghulam Asghar Khan
664 Mr. Muhammad Ayub Qamar
665 Prof. Dr. Muhammad Yaqub Kazi
666 Mrs. Khalida Mansur
667 Mr. Naveed Akhtar Malik
668 Dr. Atta ur Rahman
669 Jamal Rug Weavers (Pvt.) Ltd.
670 Dr. Amna Faizan Iftikhar
671 Mr. Yasser Mahmood
672 Mr. Hissam Haider
673 Mr. Shakeel Ahmed
674 Mr. Ibrahim Ahmed
675 Mrs. Musarrat Saeed Khan
676 Mr. Malik Tanveer
677 Ms. Rabia Fida
678 Brig. Raza
679 Mrs. Muhammad Ishaq
680 Mr. Nauman Hanif Malik
681 Mr. Tahir Mahmood
682 Golden Traders
683 Justice Muhammad Anwaar ul Haq
684 Dr. Nazar Mohammad
685 Mrs. Ghazala Hameed Razi
686 Ms. Noreen Sheeba
687 Mrs. Dinnah Bint Mohd. L. Louise
688 Mr. Arshad Ali Khan
and other donors who gave less than Rs. 100,000/-
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a rAcknowledgementsAAJ TV ARY Digital NetworkBalochistan TimesBusiness PlusBusiness RecorderCapital TVCNBC Pakistan Creative Unit (Private) Ltd.Daily ExpressDaily TimesDaily ZamanaDhoom Television NetworkDr. Amjad WaheedEngro CorporationExpress TribuneExpress TV NetworkF. Ferguson & Co.FM91FM 96FM 99FM 101FM 103FM 106.2FM107Gul Ahmed Textile MillsHascol Petroleum Ltd.Hum TV NetworkIkebana Int. Karachi ChapterJang KashishKTNKTN News
KPMG Taseer Hadi & Co.Metro 1 NewsMcDonald’s Mr. Javed JabbarNews LineOxygenePakistan State OilPrestige Communications (Pvt.) Ltd.Prime Site Pakistan (Pvt.) LtdProcter & GamblePTV NetworkRadio Awaz Samaa TVSania MaskatiyaSHE MagazineSign Source LimitedStandard Chartered BankStarcomThe C.A.S. SchoolThe CricketerThe Friday TimesThe NewsTV One and News OneUnileverUrdu 1Vatan GujratiVatan magazineVellani & VellaniWaseb Women’s OwnZaiqa TV
Report of the Trustees of theGraham Layton Trust,June 2013/14Patron: The Rt. Hon. the Viscount Slim OBE DL
Board of Advisors: Mr. Khalid Aziz, LVO, DL, The Most Hon. the Marquis ofSalisbury, DL, Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles KCMG LVO, Miss Susan Farrington, MrRam Gidoomal CBE, Lord Hannay of Chiswick GCMG, Sir Christopher MacRae,KCMG & Lady MacRae, The Rt. Rev’d. Michael Nazir-Ali, former Bishop of Rochester,The Rt. Hon. Sir Malcolm Rifkind KCMG QC, Lord Michael Sandberg, CBE.
Trustees (at 30 June 2014): Mian Zaheen (Chairman), Shehreyar Hameed, Vica Irani,Vaiz Karamatullah, David Kotler, Jehangir Mehta (Hon. Treasurer), Michael Pelham,Yasmin Riaz, Stuart Sinclair (Hon. Secretary) and John Walker.
Staff: Ms Lina Alousta commenced her duties as General Manager in April 2013 buthad to resign for health reasons at the end of October of the same year. The Trusteesacknowledge her achievements, which include an increase of 32% in the sum ofZakat, Fitra & Ramadan donations received; the overseeing of the Annual Gala Dinner& Auction which took place at the Dorchester Hotel, London on 20th September 2013and the organisation of a successful drive to update the donor data base. During theinterregnum prior to Ms Soonu Engineer taking up the post of General Manager duringMarch 2014, Miss Salina Zaheen, a volunteer, stepped in to assist the Hon. Secretaryto take care of day to day administrative matters, for this the Trustees wish to expresstheir appreciation and thanks.
Volunteers: Salina Zaheen, Rehan Aziz, Talal Mohammad Jamal, Tariq Mumtaz,Nusrat Mirza and MatthieuThibault.
Fundraising: We thank all our donors and especially Trustee, Vaiz Karamatullah, forhis efforts in raising Zakaat, Fitra & Ramadan donations during the twelve months,leading to a substantial rise in such donations. In spite of the valiant efforts of LordArcher, who conducted the Auction with his customary aplomb, the profit of £61,125raised from the Autumn Dinner and Ball was considerably less than had beenachieved in 2012, due in part to the increased cost of hiring the Dorchesterballroom.Our thanks go to Trustee, David Kotler, who undertook a sponsored bicycleride to celebrate a significant birthday during the twelve months under review anddonated the £1,840 proceeds raised to the Trust.
The fundraising total of £383,106 fell short of the amount raised in the previous 12month period. This was caused in large part by the completion during 2012/2013 ofthe magnificent six year funding commitment by Vitol Charitable Foundation, duringwhich time the Trust received donations totaling nearly 1.4 million US dollars.However, the Trust was still able to remit a total of £275,925 to Pakistan to be utilisedby LRBT, mostly for the procurement of IOLs locally.
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In April 2014 the Trust was allocated, for the second time, a place in the Virgin LondonMarathon under the Silver Bond Scheme which was taken by MatthieuThibault, then anemployee of Lazard. 88% of the £10,000 target set for him was raised, thanks in large part toour own established donors. A further matching donation of £5,000 from Lazard ensured thatMatthieu exceeded the target by raising a total of £13,554.93 for the Trust. We thank Matthieufor his hard work and determination to succeed in spite of incurring a back injury duringtraining and running heavily bandaged on the day. We congratulate him on meeting hisobjective by completing his first Marathon in under 4 hours.
The Trust’s income has included quarterly donations from the Lady Fatemah Trust andgenerous one-off donations from individuals and grants from organisations. During the periodunder review, the Trust secured the agreement of Messrs Allergan Limited to apply their£30,000 donation made in the previous 12 month period towards part of the cost of procuring anew Constellation Vision System for use in one of LRBT’s hospitals.
2013/14 also saw the continued support of generous benefactors from Saudi Arabia, Europe,Singapore as well as the UK. GLT is sincerely thankful for these large private donations fromindividuals who are passionate about the work of LRBT and want to see the organisation growand develop further.
Outgoings: During this 12 month period GLT remitted £275,925 for the purchase of IOLs inPakistan and elsewhere for use in cataract operations in all LRBT Hospitals. GLT was onlyable to meet its commitment of funding the supply of intra-ocular lenses to LRBT’s hospitals in2013/14 by using part of its Reserves.
GLT is expecting, on a best endeavours basis, to meet LRBT’s current twelve month forecastof the cost of IOLs by remitting approximately £192,882 to Pakistan during the 12 months of2014-2015. It is on this basis that Trustees are content that the Trust should continue to holdsubstantial Reserves.
Finally, the Trustees would like to record their thanks to the many supporters and volunteerswho have, according to their means and time available, contributed so generously to GLT andto its performance in this period.
LRBF, Canada donated a sum of USD 67,000 for cataract surgeries at Khanewal, Arifwala andKorangi Hospitals.
UAEA total of PKR 42 million was donated by individuals and organizations for medical and surgicalexpenses of poor patients as well as the expansion of Akora Khattak Hospital, KhanewalHospital and Gambat Hospital.
LRB Foundation Canada
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Financial Highlights for 2013 – 14Income - Current, Fixed Assets & Endowment Fund 2013/14 2012/13
Donations & Contributions
In CashUFFB (formerly LRBT America) 42,400 885Graham Layton Trust, UK 40,018 49,028The Shirin Sultan Dossa Foundation 40,470 33,180Sight Savers International, UK 28,706 25,105Sindh Zakat Fund 12,000 12,000Punjab Welfare Trust For Disabled 8,670 6,746INFAQ Foundation 5,000 6,300Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal 4,466 10,952Organizations & Individuals
Deferred Income released 58,738 55,258Investment Income
- Current & Fixed Assets Fund 27,027 20,017- Endowment Fund 74,796 77,336
Other Income 14,897 10,468892,624 775,585
Earmarked to
Current Fund 600,877 518,820Fixed Assets Fund 122,848 102,816Endowment Fund 168,898 153,949
892,624 775,585
RECEIPTS INTO DEFERRED INCOME ACCOUNT
Sindh Government Grant for Surgeries 16,200 28,794Donations in Kind - Fixed Assets
- Graham Layton Trust, UK 10,946 –- Others 23,382 12,619
PIDSA Grant for Odigram Hospital – 19,42950,528 60,842
OPERATING EXPENDITURE
Tertiary and secondary Hospitals 557,571 506,444Community Eye Health Clinics 27,645 20,692School of paramedicine 4,159 4,606Establishment and other overheads 27,841 25,664Fund Raising Activities 17,583 8,431Training, Seminars, etc. 4,074 5,342
The figures have been extracted from financial statements of the Trust, audited by an independent firm of auditorsMessrs KPMG Taseer Hadi & Co., a member firm of KPMG International. In case detailed information is desired, copyof the audited financial statements can be obtained from LRBT’s office.
Rupees in thousand
Financial Highlights for 2013 – 14Rupees in thousand
Operating Expenditure for 2013 - 14 – Tertiary and Secondary HospitalsTertiary Hospital Tertiary Hospital All Secondary Total
Rs. 768 Millionn Graham Layton Trust, UK 50,964 6.6%n UFFB (Formerly LRBT America) 42,400 5.5%n The Shirin Sultan Dossa Foundation 40,470 5.3%n Sight Savers International, UK (SSI) 28,706 3.7%n Govt of Sindh - P & D Department 16,200 2.1%n The Fred Hollows Foundation 13,298 1.7%n Sindh Zakat Fund 12,000 1.6%n Punjab Welfare Trust for Disabled 8,670 1.1%n INFAQ Foundation 5,000 0.7%n Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal 4,466 0.6%n Other Organisations 135,560 17.7%n Individuals 409,959 53.4%
Estimated Receipts and Paymentsfrom July 2014 to June 2015Receipts
Specifically for TotalOperating Expenditure Capital Expenditure
The Graham Layton Trust, UK (GLT) 42,532 – 42,532Sight Savers International 77,440 – 77,440Sindh Zakat Administration 12,000 – 12,000Pakistan Bait - ul - Mal 6,000 – 6,000Punjab Welfare Trust for the Disabled 4,808 – 4,808INFAQ Foundation 4,000 – 4,000Central Office - Donations from Org. and individuals 99,045 90,954 189,999Central Office - Zakat from Org. and individuals 175,000 – 175,000Lahore Hospital - Donations from Org. and individuals 56,550 – 56,550Lahore Hospital - Zakat from Org. and individuals 62,000 – 62,000Dubai Chapter - Donations & Zakat from individuals 13,500 – 13,500Donation in Kind (stock items) 1,800 – 1,800Donation for Gambat Hospital expansion – 13,529 13,529Donation for Akora Khattak Hospital expansion – 27,000 27,000Donation hor remodelling of building for Lahore Hospital 2 – 25,000 25,000Donations in Kind / Cash for Equipment – 34,350 34,350Investment Income 10,698 631 11,329TOTAL RECEIPTS 565,373 191,464 756,837
PaymentsOperating Expenditure Capital Expenditure Total
Excess / (Deficit) of Receipts over Payments (82,891) (15,471) (98,362)Add: Utilization of Funds b/f from previous
years & c/f to next year (net) 75,110 (4,126) 70,984Surplus / (Deficit) (7,781) (19,597) (27,378)Add: Cash Income from Endowment Fund to meet the deficit 7,781 – 7,781Net Surplus / (Deficit) – **(19,597) (19,597)
Rupees in thousand
** This Capital Expenditure will only be incurred on receipt of Specific Donations
Cumulative OPD Growth
1985-86
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
11,699
62,774
179,504
362,324
596,000
881,247
1,219,590
1,605,333
2,045,451
2,509,829
2,992,545
3,570,222
4,169,657
4,854,505
5,598,070
6,405,317
7,276,052
8,180,619
9,153,615
10,319,892
11,638,264
14,691,730
13,102,616
1986-87
16,450,808
18,418,801
2011-12 22,842,756
2010-11 20,633,794
2012-13 25,109,270
2013-14 27,617,471
2 0 1 3 - 1 4
2,508,201
1 9 8 5 - 8 6
11,699
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Cumulative Surgeries Growth
546
239,605
352,381
420,358
501,071
588,646
685,609
903,366
1,038,382
1,186,559
3,363
10,277
19,111
32,986
55,428
83,381
115,544
153,529
192,572
95,842
295,747129,854
153,474
183,086
220,213 280,858
255,421 333,225
295,051 390,558
789,194337,183 452,011
385,045 518,321
438,889 599,493
1,519,422610,014 909,408
1,719,794673,497 1,046297
1,356,508554,307 802,201
1,929,536738,743 1,190,793
493,065 693,494
1985-86
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2,359,965854,449 1,505,516
2011-12
2,580,265908,501 1,671,764
2012-13
2,815,561965,247 1,850,314
2013-14
2,138,359798,808 1,339,551
2010-11
1986-87
2 0 1 3 - 1 4
235,296
1 9 8 5 - 8 6
546
n Minor Surgeries n Major Surgeries
LRBT is committed to creating a better Pakistan bypreventing the suffering caused by blindness and other eyeailments.To this end it will provide state of the artcomprehensive free eye care in keeping with its tradition ofexcellence, efficiency and compassion for all.
