Kidney Dialysis

There is a great need for dialysis in Pakistan with limited availability for those that cannot afford treatment.

Donate 10 sessions for $250

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Kidney Dialysis

There is a great need for dialysis in Pakistan with limited availability for those that cannot afford treatment.

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The M.A.R.Z. Dialysis Centre is fully-funded by Ehsaas donors.

The centre, which is located at Fatima Bai Hospital, Karachi, has 5 machines which can provide 300 sessions per month to those who desperately need dialysis and would not be able to afford the treatment otherwise. 

The Fatima Bai Hospital was established in 1985 under the supervision of the Haji Yaqoob Wali Muhammad Gandhi Foundation. 

The hospital also has the following facilities and services

  • General OPD
  • 24 Hours I.C.U
  • 24 Hours Emergency
  • 24 Hours Lab
  • Gyane & OBS
  • Surgical
  • Physician
  • ENT
  • Diabetic
  • Psychiatric
  • Eye
  • Pediatric
  • Skin
  • Dental
  • Physiotherapy
  • Ultrasound and X-Ray Departments
  • Orthopedic and Plastic Surgery & Endoscopy

Donate to our Kidney Dialysis Fund from $25

Rafique Ahmed Dialysis

Kidney Dialysis Patients

Rafique Ahmed, a father of four, was diagnosed with Renal Disease and the mounting medical expenses left him struggling to afford treatment. Ehsaas provided him with free life-saving dialysis and eased his financial burden.

Rafique said:
“I am so thankful that Ehsaas donors saved my life and allowed me to focus on the future again”.

Abdul Shakoor is 52 a father of four. He was diagnosed with Renal Disease. With dialysis sessions required twice a week to stay alive, his illness forced him to close his small business, robbing the family of its primary source of income. Ehsaas provided him with free life-saving dialysis and eased his financial burden.

Abdul Shakoor said:
“The free Dialysis facility has given me a new life and I do not have to worry about my medical expenses. I pray for all the donors so that they can continue to help even more people like me.” 

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