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Marie Stopes Society is a social enterprise that provides comprehensive reproductive health services for people throughout Pakistan.

Our aim, ultimately, is to increase access to reproductive health information and services.

23/01/2026

Mr. Ali Raza (Senior District Executive – MSS Islamabad) met with the Director General (DG) Population, Dr. Shabana Saleem, along with Mr. Muhammad Ayub (District Population Welfare Officer) from the Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations & Coordination (MoNHSR&C) on 19 January 2026.

The discussion focused on Marie Stopes Society Pakistan’s ongoing contributions to expanding access to quality family planning services and exploring collaborative approaches to further strengthen the health system in Islamabad.

Dr. Shabana Saleem appreciated MSS Pakistan’s support, including the donation of commodities to the District Health Office Islamabad, and expressed keen interest in future collaborations.

Together, we move forward towards stronger health systems and improved reproductive health outcomes.

21/01/2026

Marie Stopes Society Pakistan was honored to participate in the Multi-Disciplinary Medical Conference 2026, organized by the Pakistan Medical Association at the Post Graduate Medical Institute (PGMI), Peshawar. Centered around the theme “In Prevention Lies Our Salvation,” the conference brought together healthcare leaders, medical professionals, students, pharmaceutical partners, and civil society to strengthen dialogue on preventive healthcare and collaborative action.

During the event, MSS established an informational stall showcasing its comprehensive family planning and reproductive health services, including community-based outreach through the Roshni Model, SF initiatives, and ANSA clinics. The Roshni Van attracted significant interest and appreciation from participants for its role in delivering essential healthcare services to rural and hard-to-reach communities.

The visit of the Honorable Minister for Health, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and members of the Pakistan Medical Association further highlighted the impact of MSS’s work, including its sustained contribution to family planning for over three decades and its humanitarian response during flood relief operations in Swat and Buner. The engagement resulted in meaningful discussions, expressions of collaboration, and requests to extend medical camps to underserved districts such as Bannu, Lakki Marwat, and South Waziristan.

Our participation reinforced MSS’s commitment to preventive healthcare, partnership-building, and expanding access to quality health services for communities most in need.

19/01/2026

Delivering Hope Where It’s Needed Most

On 14th January 2026, the Rajan Pur Roshni 2 Team conducted a planned OR camp at Basti Allah Dewaya, Barsabad (District Rajan Pur)—an underserved area of Southern Punjab with limited access to healthcare and transportation facilities.

During routine OPD services, an emergency case of spontaneous vaginal delivery was received. With swift clinical judgment and dedication, Ms. Tahira Khursheed (RSP) and Ms. Maseera Rehman (Pharmacist) successfully conducted the delivery inside the OR Van, resulting in the safe birth of a healthy baby boy. Both mother and child were stabilized, and essential postnatal care guidelines were shared with the family.

The parents and community expressed immense gratitude for the free, life-saving services provided at their doorstep. This marks the third successful emergency delivery performed by Ms. Tahira Khursheed during OR camps—an inspiring example of commitment and excellence.

👏 Proud of our OR and MSS teams for their tireless efforts in saving precious human lives and strengthening community health.

14/01/2026

The Marie Stopes Society Pakistan – Channel Roshni team conducted a medical camp at Basti Dilbar Kotla Hassan Shah, Rojhan . During the camp, patients were examined and provided with essential primary healthcare services.

During the activity, an emergency spontaneous vaginal delivery case was received. The case was managed promptly and professionally by the medical team, resulting in the safe delivery of a healthy baby girl. Both mother and newborn remained stable following the procedure.

The community expressed sincere appreciation for the timely intervention and quality services provided by the Marie Stopes Society team and requested the organization to continue conducting regular medical camps in the area to strengthen access to maternal and child healthcare services.

06/01/2026

We are pleased to announce that Marie Stopes Society Pakistan has signed an MoU with Autism Spectrum Disorder Welfare Trust under Project AMAZE to strengthen Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) education through inclusive and evidence-based approaches.

This strategic collaboration aims to promote accurate, age-appropriate, and stigma-free SRH awareness in Urdu by leveraging Project AMAZE educational videos. As part of this partnership, Autism Spectrum Disorder Welfare Trust will lead structured awareness sessions for parents and educators, including those supporting differently abled children, to ensure that SRH education is accessible, inclusive, and contextually relevant.

Through this initiative, both organizations are committed to fostering informed, safe, and supportive learning environments that empower families and educators with the right knowledge and tools to support healthy development, personal well-being, and informed decision-making. This partnership reflects a shared vision of advancing inclusive education and strengthening community capacity through collaboration and innovation.

31/12/2025

As we step into 2026, we carry renewed hope, gentle courage, and a shared commitment to healthier futures.

Happy New Year from Marie Stopes Society

25/12/2025

Quaid-e-Azam’s ideals of faith, discipline, and unity remain the foundation of a stronger Pakistan. Remembering him with respect and gratitude.

16/12/2025

Strengthening Partnerships for Better Reproductive Health Outcomes in Sindh

Marie Stopes Society - Pakistan team had a productive meeting with Mr. Hafeezullah Abbasi, Secretary, Population Welfare Department Sindh, at the PWD Secretariat in Karachi.

Led by Ms. Asma Balal, Country Director of Marie Stopes Society, the discussion focused on are continued efforts to deliver accessible, affordable, and high-quality reproductive health and family planning services to underserved and marginalized communities across Sindh. Key achievements, ongoing initiatives, and upcoming program priorities were shared, alongside opportunities for deeper collaboration with the Population Welfare Department.

The Secretary, PWD Sindh appreciated the community-level impact and institutional commitment of MSS and reaffirmed the
Department’s full support and cooperation for future joint initiatives aimed at strengthening reproductive health services across the province.

Such engagements reflect our shared vision of building sustainable, people-centered health systems through strong public-private partnerships.

15/12/2025

We are deeply honored to receive a Certificate of Appreciation in recognition of our flood relief activities and free medical camps in Swat.

During this critical time, our teams remained committed to supporting affected communities by providing Non-Food Items and delivering essential healthcare services through free medical camps. This recognition reflects the dedication, compassion, and tireless efforts of our field teams who worked selflessly to bring relief where it was needed most.

At Marie Stopes Society - Pakistan, serving humanity remains at the heart of everything we do. We extend our sincere gratitude to our partners and community members for their trust and collaboration.

Together, we continue to make a meaningful difference.

11/12/2025

Marie Stopes Society Pakistan commemorated the 16 Days of Activism against Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) with a community event in Village Bagan Abro, Larkana, under this year’s theme: “End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls.”

The session brought together 20 couples to raise awareness about the growing risks women and girls face in digital spaces. Participants learned about various forms of digital violence, including cyberbullying, online harassment, privacy breaches, and unsafe online behaviours that can harm their safety and dignity. The awareness discussion also highlighted safe online practices, reporting mechanisms, and the vital role families and communities play in prevention.

Following the session, a free medical camp was arranged to provide essential health services, counseling, and guidance—ensuring continued support for community wellbeing beyond the event.

This initiative not only helped participants understand the seriousness of digital violence but also strengthened community capacity to protect women and girls both online and offline. Together, we move one step closer to creating safer, more empowered digital spaces for all.

09/12/2025

Violence against women must stop — everywhere, every day.
During the 16 Days of Activism, we reaffirm our commitment to protect, support, and empower every woman and girl.

Swipe ➡️ to stand with survivors and show your support.

04/12/2025

Strengthening Access to Reproductive Health in Islamabad

Marie Stopes Society - Pakistan, Islamabad, had the opportunity to welcome the leadership of the District Health Office Islamabad, for a meaningful interaction and the formal handover of contraceptive commodities as part of our ongoing support to public health partners.

Our team briefed the visiting officials on MSS Islamabad’s service delivery model, community outreach, and our continued commitment to improving reproductive health outcomes across the region.

We were pleased to host:
• Dr. Syeda Rashida Batool – District Health Officer Islamabad
• Mr. Muhammad Ayub Population Welfare Officer Islamabad
• Mr. Rehan Shahid – Assistant District Population Welfare Officer Islamabad
• Mr. Asim Saeed – Drawing & Disbursing Officer, DHO Islamabad
• Ms. Haleema Sadia – Store In-charge, DHO Islamabad

During the visit, Dr. Syeda Rashida Batool shared her appreciation for MSS Islamabad’s ongoing efforts and expressed interest in strengthening collaboration to further enhance access to family planning and reproductive health services.

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