In partnership with the Pakistan Navy and Sahil Welfare Organization, ULPHAT conducts free medical camps in the coastal belts of Sindh and Balochistan. These camps are designed to cater to the healthcare needs of communities residing in coastal areas. Our dedicated medical teams offer a wide range of services, including medical consultations, screenings, preventive care, and the distribution of essential medications. By reaching out to these remote regions, we strive to bridge the healthcare gap and improve the overall well-being of coastal communities.

In collaboration with the Bill Gates and Melinda Foundation-funded Vital Pakistan Trust, ULPHAT has been entrusted with the implementation of the Enteric Pathogen Control in Karachi project. This initiative focuses on combating enteric pathogens in super high-risk Union Councils (UCs) of Karachi. Our free medical camps in these areas aim to raise awareness, provide diagnostic services, consultations, and treatments to address enteric diseases effectively.

In 2022 ULPHAT and Pak Navy conducted multiple medical camps for the affected. Balochistan and Sindh provinces have been most impacted at least 360,000 people in which 238 were killed and 106 were injured in Balochistan, whereas in Sindh 10 million people were impacted

During times of natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods, ULPHAT promptly responds by organizing free medical camps. These camps provide immediate medical assistance, emergency treatments, wound care, and the distribution of essential medications. Our medical teams work tirelessly to address the urgent healthcare needs of affected communities, offering support, care, and hope during challenging times.