PIMA Relief

PAKISTAN ISLAMIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

(PIMA)

Presentation

Mission Statement

• “To Seek the pleasure of Almighty Allah Through character building and service to mankind”

• کے اصولوں ہوئے بتائے کے وسلم علیہ اللہ صل رسول کے اس اور اللہکا ٰللہی ا رضائے ذریعہ کے خدمت اور تعمیر کی زندگی انسانی مطابقحصول

Introduction

• Non-profit making & Non- governmental• Registered with the Government of Pakistan• Members: Pakistani Muslim doctors registered

with PMDC, those who agree with the manifesto of PIMA

• Member of Federation of Islamic Medical Associations (FIMA)

• Working in all aspects of medical profession to uphold the values & the principles of Islam

Objectives

• To motivate doctors to play their role in the development of society on the basis and values of Islam.

• To utilize the opportunities of doctors - patients relationship for propagation of the true message of Islam.

• To provide opportunities for personality development of its members.

• To play a positive and affective role to prevent medical ailments in the society.

• To establish effective of appropriate health policy and medical education in the country.

• To formulate plans for the execution of Medical Relief work

Organizational setup

PIMA members

Members Units

Punjab 1035 36

Sind 962 16

Khyber PK 563 22

Baluchistan 91 1

Azad Kashmir 154 7

Female Branch 300 -

Students Branch 300 -

Total 3,405 82

PIMA center

Central President:Dr Misbah-ul-Aziz(Eye specialist)

Secretary General:Prof Sohail Akhtar(Prof of Medicine)

Deputy SecretaryProf M. Iqbal Khan(General Surgeon)

Finance Secretary:Dr Muhammad Ashraf(Anesthetist)

PIMA projects1. Dawah-o-Tarbiat Dr. Fazal-e-Azeem

2. Relief Dr. Muhammad Shafqat Javed

3. Continuous Medical Education Dr. Hafiz Ijaz Ahmed

4. Prevention of Blindness (POB) Dr. Intzar Hussain

5. Female Branch Dr. Nusrat Iqbal

6. Students Branch (Associate Members) Pro. Dr. Abdul Malik

7. Peshawar Medical College Prof. Dr. Najib-ul-Haq

8. Media Cell Dr. Muhammad Saleem Ghauri

9. Tibbi Fiqhi Board Dr. Atta-ur-Rehman

10. PIMA Secretariat Dr. Wali Muhammad Mujahid

11. PIMA Membership Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tariq

12. Doctors Problems Prof. Dr. Mohammad Iqbal Khan

13. Health Awareness Prof. Abu Baker Shahid

14. PIMA Publications Dr. Maqbool Ahmed Shahid

15. Finance Dr. Muhammad Ashraf

16. Mega Pharmaceutical Dr. Muhammad Tahir Azam

17. Foreign Affairs & FIMA Dr. Tanveer-ul-Hassan Zubairi

Central Executive Council

For Strategic Planning

• Punjab 11 members• Khyber PK 06 members• Sindh 05 members• Baluchistan 01 member• Azad Kashmir 01 member• Nominated 02 members• Ex presidents 00

Provincial presidents

• Punjab Dr Arshed Munir Ahmed • Khyber P.K Dr Rahmat Ullah Oppal • Sindh Dr Abdul Aziz Memon • Baluchistan Dr Ghulam Dastigeer • Azad Kashmir Dr. Abdul Khalid Awan

Central Working Committee

For implementation of Planning

• All Projects in charges are members of CWC• Total Projects: 17

PIMA Relief

• Service to mankind without discrimination• Medical aid through hospitals, welfare clinics,

free medical & Specialist camps• Services during disasters nationally and

internationally

PIMA Relief

National

Flood 2010

Hunza 2010

Flood 2011

Dengue 2011

IDP’s 2009-11

Earthquake 2005

International

Iran Earthquake 2003

Indonesia Tsunami 2005

Bangladesh Tsunami 2007

Gaza Relief 2007

Somalia Relief 2011

Turkey Earthquake 2011

PIMA Relief

Static Units:• PIMA, Al-Hajri Hospital, Muzaffarabad• PIMA, Muslim Aid Hospital, Mansehra

Community based Activities: 2011• Hygiene Promotion Project in Sindh• FIMA MCH Mobile Hospital• Community Nutrition Project, Charsada• Free Medical Camps

PIMA Relief

Flood Relief 2011-12• Places: 7• Static Centers: 3• Mobile Camps: 7• Doctors: 25– Paid: 5– Volunteers: 20

• Patients: 85,628

• Estimated Medicine Cost: 15 Lac

• Hygiene Kits: 500• Water Coolers: 300• Burners: 100

PIMA Relief

Flood Relief 2011-12• Health education • Circumcision camp at Tando Bago (35 children)• Distribution of 300 water coolers and Aqua tab• Distribution of 1000 Eid Gifts in the tents (Juice,

Snakes, Toffees and biscuits)• Vaccination for Typhoid Fever to children• Struggle to evacuate stagnant water from Civil

Hospital Mirpurkhas

Flood Relief 2011-12

PIMA Relief

Qatar Red Crescent• Centers: 02– Akri Chudgi– Thari Mir Wah

• Budget: 7,636,360• Duration: Six Month– Oct 2011 to April 2012

• Patients: 34,000

• Staff: 22– Male Doctors: 2– Lady doctors: 2– Health Promoters: 2– Nurses: 4– Other staff: 12

Qatar Red Crescent

PIMA Relief

Mercy Malaysia• 500 Hygiene Kits distributed in flood affectees

in collaboration with Mercy Malaysia• Place:– Mirpurkhas: 250– Badin: 250

PIMA Relief

Dengue Relief• Established 60 bedded ward in Surayyah Azeem Hospital

in collaboration with Al-Khidmat Foundation where 200 patients admitted with average 3 to 7 days during Aug/Sep

• Dengue Seminar held in Lahore by local PIMA• Awareness brochures published in Urdu and English (5000

each)• PIMA published guidelines for Management of Dengue

fever and haemorrhagic fever from Sri Lankan Health Ministry

Dengue Relief

PIMA Relief

Somalia Relief• Medical Mission: 1• Members: 3– Dr. Irfan Ullah Malik– Dr. Muhammad Asim– Dr. Abdul Ghafoor

• Duration: 28 days (September 2011)• Patients treated: 5600• In collaboration with FIMA

Somalia Relief

PIMA Relief

Flood Relief 2010• Patients treated: 5,02,320• Doctors: 3,128• Paramedics: 5,855• Camps: 2,837• Volunteers: 7,671• Medicines: 25 Millions• Ambulances: 35• Places: 30

• Tents: 750• Eid Gifts: 1,000• Food Packets: 4,000• Hygiene Kits: 1,500• Eye Operations: 1,844• Cash Distributions:

5,20,000• Foreign Collaborations:

13 organizations

Flood Relief 2010

PIMA Relief

IDP’s Relief 2011:• Medical Center: 2• Place: Ghazi Baig• Duration: Feb-March 2011 & September 2011• Patients treated: 3866 + 1300• Doctors: 2 + 2 (Male & Female)• Other Staff: 7 + 7• Services: Medicine, Ambulance service, Laboratory• UNICEF appreciated PIMA relief work for IDP’s

IDP’s Relief 2011

PIMA Relief

IDP’s Relief 2008-09:• PIMA was involved in medical relief service to the

IDPS’ of Swat, Malakand, Waziristan and Mohmand Agency operation.

• 17 medical camps were established and ambulance service was provided.

• More than 1,32,000 patients were treated costing Rs. 1,50 00,000.

• Needy patients were transferred to tertiary care centers in Peshawar and Rawalpindi.

IDP’s Relief 2008-09

PIMA Relief

PIMA-Al-Hajri Hospital, Muzaffarabd• was established in collaboration with Al-Khidmat

Al-Hajri Al-Rabia Trust, followed by PIMA Field Hospital Muzaffarabad on 8th Oct. 2005

• The 50 bedded indoor facility with OPD 24 hrs emergency service, surgery, OT, Obs&Gyn, Pediatrics and Diagnostic facilities(Lab, Ultrasound, and X-ray)

• Total OPD = 201,844

PIMA- Al-Hajri Hospital

PIMA Relief

April 2010 to January 2012

OPD 59,109

Admissions 3,001

Operation (major) 394

Operation (Minor) 840

Normal deliveries 1,215

X-ray 1,581

Lab Test 21,489

Ultrasound 6,637

PIMA Relief

PIMA-Muslim Aid Hospital, Mansehra• PIMA established a 25 bedded Hospital in

Mansehra in collaboration with Muslim Aid, UK

• This Hospital Provides state of the art health services to the local and regional population of this remote area since March 2011

• Total OPD: 7,352

PIMA-Muslim Aid Hospital

PIMA ReliefMarch to December 2011

OPD 8,763

Gyn. Patients 657

Obstetrics Patients 753

Normal deliveries 16

X-ray 546

Lab Test 5,448

Ultrasound 806

Free Medical Camps

PIMA Relief

Free Medical Cams• Total Camps during 2011: 250• Doctors participated: 33• Patients examined: 43,500

PIMA Relief

• Hygiene Promotion Sessions in Sindh

• Material Distribution

Villages Households Sessions Participants151 12,312 917 17,402

Water Aqua tab

Soaps Disposable Glass

Clothes Plastic Sheets

Fiber Sheets

11,475 10,200 11,935 4,500 105 800 292

Hygiene Promotion Project

PIMA Relief

Community Nutrition Project, Charsada• Partners:

– PIMA Relief (Financial Support)– UNICEF (Nutritional supply)– Al-Khidmat Foundation (Logistic Support)– Prime Foundation (Technical Assistance, Monitoring and Evaluation,

Training of the staff)• Duration:

– 15th July 2011 to 15th Feb 2012• Budget:

– Total project value: PKR 27,71,910– PIMA’s contribution: PKR 21,92,910

PIMA Relief

Community Nutrition Project, Charsada• Project title:– Community Management of Acute Malnutrition in Flood

Affected District of Charsada, KP, Pakistan• Mission:– All the partners agree to work together in partnership on

this project to contribute towards the Community Management of Acute Malnutrition in Flood Affected District of Charsada, KP, Pakistan

PIMA Relief

Community Nutrition Project, Charsada

• Sessions: 21– Schools sessions– Community sessions

• Total Screening:– Children: 1900– Pregnant women: 1205

Program Registered Follow UpsOTP 45 45SFP 300 300PLW 127 127

Community Nutrition Project

PIMA Relief

PIMA MCH Mobile Hospital – 2011• Places: 7• Patients: 22,000• Doctor. 01• Other staff: 04• Expenditures: 40 Lac

PIMA MCH Mobile Hospital

Past Relief Projects

• Iran Earthquake 2003

Past Relief Projects

• Tsunami Indonesia 2005

Past Relief Projects

• Bangladesh Tsunami 2007

Past Relief Projects

• Tsunami Indonesia 2005

Past Relief Projects

• Gaza Relief 2007

Past Relief Projects

• Gaza Relief 2007

Past Relief Projects

• Gaza Relief 2007

Past Relief Projects

• Gaza Relief 2007

Appeal

Your Donations todaycan save someone’s life.• Bank account information– Pakistan Islamic Medical Association– Account # 0100562825– Branch Code 0308– Meezan Bank, F-8 Markaz, Islamabad

Central Secretariat

PIMA central secretariat• 12-Shalimar Centre, F-8 Markaz, Islamabad• Ph: 051-2261943• Fax: 051-2857132• Email: pima@dsl.net.pk,

media.pima@gmail.com• Website: pima.org.pk

Jazaka Allah Khair