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16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence
Violence against women is not inevitable, it is preventable.
Today, we join the global movement to demand safety, dignity, and justice for every woman and girl.
Violence against women is not inevitable, it is preventable.
Today, we join the global movement to demand safety, dignity, and justice for every woman and girl.
Dear WASSA Team,
Assalamu Alaikum,
I am writing on behalf of Sarapa Al-Jannat Clinic, a formally registered and licensed private healthcare facility operating in Kabul, Afghanistan.
Our clinic provides healthcare services to women, children, families, and other community members, with a particular focus on supporting poor, vulnerable, and underserved families.
Our main departments and services include:
– Internal Medicine
– Pediatrics
– Gynecology & Obstetrics
– Emergency Services
– Laboratory
– Dental Services
– Pharmacy
– OPD and other related healthcare services
One of our main objectives is to ensure that vulnerable families, women, and children are able to access essential healthcare services. We try, within our available resources, to ensure that financial difficulties do not prevent vulnerable patients from receiving necessary medical care.
In addition to providing healthcare services, our clinic has also created opportunities for newly graduated female and male students from medical and health-related fields who have limited opportunities to gain practical experience. We provide them with opportunities for practical learning, professional experience, and exposure to a real healthcare working environment. We also place particular importance on strengthening the professional capacity of female healthcare workers.
We are aware of WASSA’s work in areas including health, nutrition, women and children’s support, social services, humanitarian assistance, and community-based programs. We believe there are areas of common interest where Sarapa Al-Jannat Clinic and WASSA could potentially cooperate.
Therefore, we respectfully request WASSA to consider our clinic for possible partnership, technical support, program collaboration, or assistance, subject to your organization’s policies, current programs, and donor requirements.
If your organization has programs supporting healthcare facilities serving vulnerable communities, women and children’s health, medicines and medical supplies, laboratory materials, medical equipment, support for vulnerable patients, or practical training opportunities for newly graduated healthcare professionals, we would be grateful for the opportunity to discuss possible collaboration.
We are ready to provide our official registration and license documents, staff information, service details, patient statistics, photographs of the clinic, and a detailed proposal for potential collaboration upon request.
We sincerely hope that WASSA will consider our request and, if it aligns with your current programs and funding priorities, connect us with the relevant team for further discussion.
Thank you very much for your time, consideration, and continued efforts to support communities in Afghanistan.
Sincerely,
Dr. Hameedullah Qureshi
Sarapa Al-Jannat Clinic
Kabul, Afghanistan
📞 Phone: 0783124008
📧 Email: hameedullahqurishi758@gmail.com