Haemophilia Patients Welfare Society - Rawalpindi

Haemophilia Patients Welfare Society - Rawalpindi We treat haemophilia patients and help raise awareness about inherited bleeding disorders Registration was renewed in 2003.

The Pakistan Hemophilia Patients Welfare Society (PHPWS), Rawalpindi/Islamabad Chapter was founded in 1991 as a non- profit organization and registered under the Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies Registered and Control ordinance, 1961 (XLVI of 1961). It is a dynamic voluntary, non- profit philanthropic organization established for people with Hemophilia, supported by the collective efforts of a gr

oup of dedicated and committed volunteers, medical specialists, hemophilia patients and their relatives . The absence of medical treatment, preventive as well as curative causes immense problems, emotional as well as financial, for patients and their families. The PHPWS, Rawalpindi/ Islamabad Chapter was initially setup with the idea of helping Hemophilia patients from Rawalpindi and Islamabad . However, within a short span, patients started coming from surrounding towns and villages, Gilgit , Baltistan, Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) and Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) . The Chapter has developed a network with NGOs and other organizations supporting similar initiatives for the prevention, management and rehabilitation of patients with inherited bleeding disorders. PHPWS Rawalpindi/Islamabad Chapter provides free professional advice and medical assistance at very nominal rates to hemophilia patients. Due to linkages in Rawalpindi and Islamabad our patients get admitted easily in Haemophilia Friendly Hospitals such as Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) Holy Family Hospital and District Headquarters Hospital. A strong component of the advice given is not only what to do in emergencies and how to prevent complications but also how to reduce the occurrence of Haemophilia in their families. In the process of treatment the Society realized the need for going beyond hemophilia, and an emphasis was also put on community mobilization and awareness raising with enrolment of volunteers so that the community is made aware of all kinds of blood disorders including HIV/AIDS and related health issues included mother and child health . The Chapter also has strong links with other Chapters in the country and with the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) based in Montreal, Canada.

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Rare Disease Day – February 28

On this Rare Disease Day, let’s remind the world that “rare” doesn’t mean less important. Every voice matters. Every patient matters. Every story matters.

Join us in showing solidarity by registering for the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) 2026 World Congress and stand with the global bleeding disorders community. Together, we can raise awareness, strengthen advocacy, and drive real change for people living with rare bleeding disorders.

This February 28, take action. Be part of the movement. Be part of the change.

🔗 Register now and join the global community:
https://mailchi.mp/wfh/kl2026-eblast12-en?e=fda4ca0eb1

On February 28, the world will celebrate Rare Disease Day. Show the world you care by registering for the WFH 2026 World Congress on February 28.

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Empowering Women with Bleeding Disorders 💜

Today, we engaged with young female patients for awareness, counselling, and open discussion about their challenges. It was a safe space to share experiences, address concerns, and build confidence.

Together, we are learning, supporting, and strengthening each other. No woman is alone in this journey.

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On Kashmir Solidarity Day, we stand united for justice, peace, and the right to freedom. 🇵🇰🤍

This Ramadan, give generously so we can support more children in their treatment and care. 🤍🌙Your donation can change li...
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This Ramadan, give generously so we can support more children in their treatment and care. 🤍🌙
Your donation can change lives.

Donation Details:
Account Name: HPWS RWP
Account Number: 0504-003166320-3
IBAN: PK21 HABB 0005 0400 3166 3203
Bank: Habib Bank Ltd
Branch: Satellite Town Branch, Rawalpindi

Together, let’s bring hope to little lives. 🌟

Address

Thalassaemia House
Rawalpindi

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 14:30
Tuesday 09:00 - 14:30
Wednesday 09:00 - 14:30
Thursday 09:00 - 14:30
Friday 09:00 - 14:30
Saturday 09:00 - 14:30

Telephone

+92518432751

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The Hemophilia Patients Welfare Society (HPWS) - Rawalpindi was founded in 1991 as a non- profit organization and registered under the Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies Registered and Control ordinance, 1961 (XLVI of 1961) in 2003. It is a dynamic voluntary, non- profit philanthropic organization established for people with Hemophilia, supported by the collective efforts of a group of dedicated and committed volunteers, medical specialists, hemophilia patients and their relatives . The absence of medical treatment, preventive as well as curative causes immense problems, emotional as well as financial, for patients and their families. The HPWS - Rawalpindi was initially setup with the idea of helping Hemophilia patients from Rawalpindi and Islamabad . However, within a short span, patients started coming from surrounding towns and villages, Gilgit , Baltistan, Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) and Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) . The Chapter has developed a network with NGOs and other organizations supporting similar initiatives for the prevention, management and rehabilitation of patients with inherited bleeding disorders. HPWS - Rawalpindiprovides free professional advice and medical assistance at very nominal rates to hemophilia patients. Due to linkages in Rawalpindi and Islamabad our patients get admitted easily in Haemophilia Friendly Hospitals such as Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) Holy Family Hospital and District Headquarters Hospital. A strong component of the advice given is not only what to do in emergencies and how to prevent complications but also how to reduce the occurrence of Haemophilia in their families. In the process of treatment the Society realized the need for going beyond hemophilia, and an emphasis was also put on community mobilization and awareness raising with enrolment of volunteers so that the community is made aware of all kinds of blood disorders including HIV/AIDS and related health issues included mother and child health . The Chapter also has strong links with other Chapters in the country and with the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) based in Montreal, Canada.