Sundas Foundation

Sundas Foundation Sundas Foundation Blood Bank & Hematological Services for Patients of Thalassaemia, Hemophilia, Lukemia & other Blood Disorders.
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The absence of an adequate, effective, safe and affordable National Blood Transfusion Service is an important health system problem that Pakistan faces today. The requirement for blood transfusion for potentially preventable maternal morbidity and mortality is quite high in Pakistan. Over 50% of under privilege mothers have hemoglobin level less then 10 g/dl (normal range 11.5 – 13 g/dl). The same is true of children below 5 years of age, 85 percent of whom have hemoglobin level below 10 g/dl (normal range 13 – 15 g/dl). Creation of blood –intensive specialty centers for Cancer Surgery, Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy, Renal Dialysis, Renal Transplantation, Cardiovascular by-pass Surgery, Thalassaemia, Leukemia, Hemophilia etc., have all led to an even greater need for blood and blood products. It is estimated that, on an average, Pakistan requires around 3000-4000 units of blood every day. However, while the transfusion needs outstrip the currant availability of blood, Hepatitis virus prevalence rates in the potential Blood donors population is fairly high. Although systematic surveys have not been carried out in all areas of the country, between 10 –12 % of blood donors are estimated to carry hepatitis. While one cannot be complacent about the dangers of spreading HIV infections even in a low incidence country like Pakistan, its important to recognize the that hepatitis related diseases kills more people in two weeks than AIDS does in one year.

Stigma kills; empathy heals.Get tested, start treatment, live fully. 1 Dec 2025 — World AIDS Day.
01/12/2025

Stigma kills; empathy heals.
Get tested, start treatment, live fully. 1 Dec 2025 — World AIDS Day.

30/11/2025

Your blood. Their hope.
Let’s save thalassemia warriors together. ❤️

Small shoulders. Big courage.They fight quietly — bravely — every single day.Stand with them. Support their strength. ❤️...
29/11/2025

Small shoulders. Big courage.
They fight quietly — bravely — every single day.
Stand with them. Support their strength. ❤️

Together, we turned compassion into action! Sundas Foundation, in collaboration with Khidmat Group Hall Road, held a 3-d...
28/11/2025

Together, we turned compassion into action! Sundas Foundation, in collaboration with Khidmat Group Hall Road, held a 3-day blood donation camp collecting 1,163 life-saving blood bags for children with Thalassemia and Hemophilia. Huge gratitude to the Hall Road traders and the dedicated teams of both organizations for spreading hope. Founder and President Sundas Foundation Muhammad Yaseen Khan, Patron Sohail Warraich and Director Khalid Abbas Dar visited the camp and thanked President of Khidmat Group Mr.Babur Mehmood and his team for their dedication.

Unexplained nosebleeds. Swollen joints. Random bruises.These aren’t “just normal.” They could be signs of hemophilia — a...
27/11/2025

Unexplained nosebleeds. Swollen joints. Random bruises.
These aren’t “just normal.” They could be signs of hemophilia — a blood disorder that makes it hard for your body to stop bleeding.
Most people don’t know they have it… until it’s too late.

🩸 Sundas Foundation offers free screenings for early diagnosis.

✅ Share this post. It could save a life.

One pause. One decision. One donation.That’s all it takes to turn pain into hope. ❤️
25/11/2025

One pause. One decision. One donation.
That’s all it takes to turn pain into hope. ❤️

Part 2 – Compatible Donor ≠ Safe DonorA matching blood type isn’t enough — every drop must be tested, screened, and infe...
20/11/2025

Part 2 – Compatible Donor ≠ Safe Donor
A matching blood type isn’t enough — every drop must be tested, screened, and infection-free.
Safe blood saves lives. Help us spread the awareness. ❤️

Advisor to CM Punjab for Zakat & Ushr, Mr. Rashid Iqbal Nasrullah, visited Sundas Foundation, met children battling bloo...
20/11/2025

Advisor to CM Punjab for Zakat & Ushr, Mr. Rashid Iqbal Nasrullah, visited Sundas Foundation, met children battling blood disorders and presented gifts.
He praised the Foundation as a “beacon of humanity” and assured full government support.
He shared that CM Maryam Nawaz will soon visit to meet the chil

Understanding the difference can save lives.Part 1 – Thalassemia Minor vs. MajorThalassemia Minor often shows no symptom...
19/11/2025

Understanding the difference can save lives.
Part 1 – Thalassemia Minor vs. Major
Thalassemia Minor often shows no symptoms — yet it can silently pass the gene to children.
Get tested. Know your status. Protect future generations. ❤️

Antibiotics save lives — but only when we use them responsibly.This AMR Awareness Week, let’s protect the medicines that...
18/11/2025

Antibiotics save lives — but only when we use them responsibly.
This AMR Awareness Week, let’s protect the medicines that protect us. 💊
Use wisely. Don’t self-medicate. Complete every dose.
Together, we can stop resistance before it’s too late.

Pulse Guard Network Punjab, Sundas Foundation & Social Welfare Dept. celebrated voluntary blood donors in a special cere...
18/11/2025

Pulse Guard Network Punjab, Sundas Foundation & Social Welfare Dept. celebrated voluntary blood donors in a special ceremony. Guests visited thalassemia & hemophilia patients, appreciated Sundas Foundation’s world-class free treatment, and awarded certificates to outstanding donors.

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The absence of an adequate, effective, safe and affordable National Blood Transfusion Service is an important health system problem that Pakistan faces today. The requirement for blood transfusion for potentially preventable maternal morbidity and mortality is quite high in Pakistan. Over 50% of under privilege mothers have hemoglobin level less then 10 g/dl (normal range 11.5 – 13 g/dl). The same is true of children below 5 years of age, 85 percent of whom have hemoglobin level below 10 g/dl (normal range 13 – 15 g/dl). Creation of blood –intensive specialty centers for Cancer Surgery, Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy, Renal Dialysis, Renal Transplantation, Cardiovascular by-pass Surgery, Thalassaemia, Leukemia, Hemophilia etc., have all led to an even greater need for blood and blood products. It is estimated that, on an average, Pakistan requires around 3000-4000 units of blood every day. However, while the transfusion needs outstrip the currant availability of blood, Hepatitis virus prevalence rates in the potential Blood donors population is fairly high. Although systematic surveys have not been carried out in all areas of the country, between 10 –12 % of blood donors are estimated to carry hepatitis. While one cannot be complacent about the dangers of spreading HIV infections even in a low incidence country like Pakistan, its important to recognize the that hepatitis related diseases kills more people in two weeks than AIDS does in one year.