Lifesaving services are being provided to reduce the maternal mortality rate such as postnatal checkups, health awareness sessions, and vaccination services. HHRD ensures the staff is properly trained to assist these women and children, along with arranging specialist clinics.

The complete loss or deterioration of one’s eyesight can feel frightening and overwhelming, leaving those affected to wonder about their ability to maintain their independence, pay for medical care, retain employment, and provide for their families. HHRD conducts free eye exams and operations, provides proper medication and recovery workshops to ensure successful treatments.

1 billion people, mostly from developing countries, have some type of disability. Lack of access to health care professionals and rehabilitation centers prolong and in some cases, worsens the disability. HHRD’ Physical Rehabilitation Center in Pakistan have helped thousands of individuals receive a variety of treatments, including artificial limbs, to efficiently and effectively strengthen the body and reduce pain to prevent future injury.

With an uncertain future, the Rohingya remain in an extremely perilous situation. HHRD has been assisting the needy in Myanmar since 2008 and scaled up its assistance during the August 2017 mass migration. In 2019, our clinics helped over 160,000 refugees with daily medical services. Mobile medical services assist 150 patients daily throughout the refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar.

In partnership with "Burns Violence Survivors - Nepal (BVS-Nepal)", HHRD will be providing free treatment services to 50 burn victims this year. HHRD teams will also organize two medical camps in Jhapa and Kapilvastu districts, where specialists will volunteer their time to assist over 650 patients, and provide medication and ointments free of cost.