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Chief Guest Mr. Waheed Bajwah, visited Heed Blood Bank










We are delighted to share the successful inauguration of the Heed Blood Bank held on 30 November 2025 at Zainab Hospital, Thatta. The ceremony was graced by our honorable Chief Guest Mr. Waheed Bajwah, whose presence added great value to this milestone.

During the event, Mr. Premji K.T. delivered an insightful briefing about the vision, services, and future goals of the blood bank. The guests also visited various sections of the facility and engaged in an important **awareness session on Thalassemia**, highlighting the need for regular blood donations and community support for patients.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined and supported this initiative. Together, we are taking a strong step towards saving lives and improving healthcare in the region.

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We the heeder. Heed Welfare Organization, committed to improving lives and cultivating a culture of care and sympathy, is a glimmer of hope and support in our community. We were founded to have a good influence, and we put forth great effort to meet the needs of marginalized and disadvantaged communities. Our programs are multidisciplinary, promoting overall development and welfare. Our Objective Our goal is to assist people with health, energy, life, lovely, and joy. In addition to delivering requirements, our goals are to improve social equality, advance health treatment, and improve healthcare. We work to create a society where each child has the chance to grow and live a life that is well-intentioned of dignity without thalassemia.   Mehran Thalassemia Center Heed Welfare Organization's flagship project, the Mehran Thalassemia Center, is a prime example of our dedication to providing specialist medical care. The inherited blood condition thalassemia necessitates careful...