AHS Foundation

UK Registered Charity NO. 1113908

Delivering Hope

Sponsered by:  VIGO GROUP UK

Cavendish Court South Parade Doncaster | DN1 2DJ South Yorkshire | UK.  Phone: 0845 0941 768

 AHS Foundation Basic Health Centre (BHC) 

Patients Count from April 2012 to 2024

Emergecy, Off-hours Service, and Medical Camps not included

 

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctoNovDecTotal
2012   5527277747485396362993673645006
20133012193595005825857505213034303743375261
20142981483174246998926679014175904925546399
20154892943975497328525629186744574302776631
20164803775285665836625408885555684965276770
20172833694894817964758834755396122055096116
20185573993164937164163938157515422003595957
2019191612623865293888657187995723144835568
20202622755193141681852922342231511671352925
20211311522262852352132622702803002561802790
20221581721872142322484334033102782783843297
20231361562832442932454225205424183343153908
20242421482282074314195284884174442382724062
           GrandTotal64690
Average352827704111521567236354734576906446566141514696 

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Gender/Age/Location List

Years

Total PatientsFemaleMaleUnder 18 F.MaleUnder 18 MaleAdult F.MaleAdult MaleFrom N.BaglaOther Villages
201250062846216091710501929111010353971
2013526130792182109110211988116111154146
2014639937082691132112552387143615404859
2015663136123019126414862348153315155116
2016677037243046140814752316157115395231
2017611634422674122812712214140315244592
2018595735272430116311812364124914304527
2019556832262342118510652041127714514117
20202925153213935495829838118682057
202127901599119154958910506029551835
2022329718801417674658120675910862211
2023390823571551874744148380711142794
2024406223751687824891155179610093053
          
Grant Total=646903690727783130471326823860145151618148509

AHS Basic Health Centre Noonbagla

District Jhelum Valley. AJK

VITAL Help

            BHC (Basic Health Centre) in Noon Bagla is basis of Hope to huge population of the area. Our record shows that people come from distant villages walking on foot for two to three hours. The reason is nonexistence of reliable health facilities and lack of health professionals in the area.   Initially our plan was to build the facility, run it for a year and then hand it over to the local government authorities but, the people, who are the actual owner of the facility don’t want us do, as we planned. They humbly request AHS Foundation to run, manage and supervise the health centre.

FINDINGS & RESULTS

                We were not expecting that the facility will become such a big respite for women, children and elders. Our computerized record from April 2012 shows that the service is more fruitful than presumed, and is benefiting majority of circumscribed to environment women, children or older people of region who come from as far as two hours and a half or more walking on foot.

FACILITATION TO OTHER PROGRAMS

               We don’t vaccinate but facilitate the vaccination programs. Every Monday the EPI (Immunization Program) and once in a month officially deployed government teams for Mother Child Care use our facility for women and children. We’ve provided space for vaccine storage and record at our BHC. Mothers bring their children for schedule immunisation every Monday. Other national or international campaigns regarding health are conducted from AHS BHC not only free of cost, but we also arrange for their food and refreshment at our BHC so that they can easily serve the people.

OWNERSHIP

People, who reach the facility for help are the owner of BHC. Local community team called HMC (Hospital Monitoring Committee) selected by the community on AHS Foundation’s demand is actively involved and plays role of their part.   The HMC works freely on behalf of the community. It is a platform for the people to give their opinion regarding services, attitude, atmosphere, and or complains as well as a source of information for AHS Management. Infect, HMC is the body who takes decision for local staff, takes care of the facility, and advices or proposes AHS Foundation.   Chairman of HMC and two members who are available at anytime are selected from Noon Bagla by the public. This committee is assisted by at least one or two community leaders from each surrounding villages who sit together once in a while to view, review, suggest or request the activities. Our management and the public don’t interact directly but both sides use this body as bridge, to avoid any misunderstanding, favoritism, individual involvement and other issues regarding public deal.   

ATMOSPHERE

Safe, secure and friendly atmosphere at our BHC prevails for everyone. We make sure that those who come to seek help, must feel a sense of ownership, maintaining their prestige and ego they get their humanity right not a donation or a favor but a friendly gift.   It is therefore, the people feel it home when they visit BHC particularly the women and the children with complete trust and hope. Not a single individual ever tried to harm the facility or neglect caring for it.

Treated-youth

MEDICAL CAMPS

 

           When possible and available, we conduct medical camps or facilitate other Social Organizations to do the same. We do our best to get qualified physician, gynecologist, ENT and child specialist. Since the population of the area is thinly scattered in vast area, we announce through verbal message, leaflets, phone calls and megaphone announcement from each village mosque prior to the date of camps.   We thank Mrs. Saleha Khawaja, Zakia Abbasi, ALSHIFA EYE TRUST, RURAL HEALTH, RDN CHIKAR, and others who come to help.

 WE WELCOM YOU IF YOU ARE AN NGO OF HUMANITARIAN SERVICE, A HEALTH PROFESSIONAL AND WANT TO SERVE . WE WILL FACILITATE YOU FULL OF OUR CAPACITY IN NOON BAGLA. 

Contact us at our Pakistan Address or mail us at

 info@ahsfoundation.co.uk 

After relief and rehabilitation work from October 2005 to September 2007 AHS Foundation started Health Services in wooden log cabins to save people from travelling far distances even for first aid. 

We served thousands of people through medical camps and dispensary. In the mean time the building construction continued. Below is the record of patients after normalization of situation. Record of about 34000 patients from 2007 to 2012 isn’t included.