Treatment (চিকিৎসা)مكتملبدأت ٢٥ يونيو ٢٠٢٥رقم الحملة CT-100025
تمت المراجعة والموافقة
راجعها فريق helpNhelper قبل نشرها
تتبّع كل تاكا
يُسجَّل كل تبرع باسم هذه الحملة
دفع آمن
تتم المعالجة عبر SSLCommerz
As part of a day-long initiative, more than 250 people received free eye treatment services at a medical camp.
The eye camp was held at SARM Striker Zone, the North Gate of Amin Jute Mills Road, where patients received a range of services, including free eye examinations, consultations from experienced eye specialists, free medicines and glasses as needed, and selection of eligible patients for free cataract surgery.
عن هذه الحملة
A total of 259 patients were treated in the camp. Among them, 40 patients were selected for completely free cataract surgery, and five patients were selected for tear duct (lacrimal) surgery.
Chairman of ASH Foundation, Engineer Muhammad Nasir Uddin, said the initiative was organized as part of the organization’s social responsibility. He noted that many people in the country suffer from various eye-related problems but are unable to receive treatment due to financial constraints. This free eye camp was arranged to support such underprivileged patients. He also expressed hope that similar programs would continue in the future.
He further added that the camp provided comprehensive eye care services, including vision testing, cataract patient screening, computerized vision correction, and full ophthalmic consultations under the supervision of five specialist doctors. Alhaj Muhammad Shafi and Family Foundation funded the event to help the helpless people.
President of the foundation, Rashid Ahmed, said the initiative was driven by a desire to contribute to society. He expressed his satisfaction in helping rural people and assured that such humanitarian support would continue in the future, InshaAllah.
Muntasir Tariq, 46, is an English teacher from Chattogram and the sole earning member of his family. He is currently facing several serious health complications, including Hepatitis C, early esophageal varices, portal hypertensive gastropathy, uncontrolled diabetes, and multiple gallbladder stones.
At just 49 years old, Nazma Begum has been fighting liver cirrhosis for the past two years. What began as a sudden health crisis has turned into a long and painful journey of treatment, tests, medicines, and hospital visits moreover, her condition has become critical, and she urgently needs the operation .
Nur Jahan, a 62-year-old mother, is fighting a painful battle against cancer. But today, her family is facing another heartbreaking struggle—they have run out of resources to continue her treatment.
Her family has already spent nearly 12 lakh taka on her medical care, using everything they had. Now, they are helpless, with no savings left, but her fight for life is not over.