Essential Medicines & Medical Supplies Donation to Mother and Child Free Clinic, Thar
As part of an ongoing commitment to improving healthcare access in underserved communities, essential medicines and medical supplies were donated to the Mother and Child Free Clinic in Thar on 21st June 2026.
The donation was aimed at supporting the clinic in providing essential healthcare services to mothers and children and strengthening its capacity to respond to common medical needs in the region.
The donated supplies included 84 bottles of Veprox Syrup, 100 bottles of Inzel Syrup, 100 bottles of Texcol Syrup, 1,000 Paracetamol tablets, 4 boxes of Dexamethasone injections, and 3 boxes of 5cc syringes.
These medicines and supplies will assist the clinic in providing timely treatment and basic medical care to patients who may otherwise have limited access to healthcare resources. The initiative particularly supports maternal and child healthcare by helping ensure that essential medical supplies remain available for those in need.
The project reflects Rotary's commitment to disease prevention, maternal and child health, and improving access to essential healthcare services. By supporting healthcare facilities serving remote and underserved communities, such initiatives contribute to stronger healthcare delivery and improved community well-being.
The donation was aimed at supporting the clinic in providing essential healthcare services to mothers and children and strengthening its capacity to respond to common medical needs in the region.
The donated supplies included 84 bottles of Veprox Syrup, 100 bottles of Inzel Syrup, 100 bottles of Texcol Syrup, 1,000 Paracetamol tablets, 4 boxes of Dexamethasone injections, and 3 boxes of 5cc syringes.
These medicines and supplies will assist the clinic in providing timely treatment and basic medical care to patients who may otherwise have limited access to healthcare resources. The initiative particularly supports maternal and child healthcare by helping ensure that essential medical supplies remain available for those in need.
The project reflects Rotary's commitment to disease prevention, maternal and child health, and improving access to essential healthcare services. By supporting healthcare facilities serving remote and underserved communities, such initiatives contribute to stronger healthcare delivery and improved community well-being.
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