APWA

This event was held by APWA Multan to mark the inauguration of the Ladies Parda Club, a new initiative aimed at providing a safe and supportive space for women. The event focused on the construction of the club, which aims to cater to the needs of women in the community by promoting cultural, social, and educational activities. The gathering also highlighted the importance of women’s empowerment and their role in society, with special attention to their privacy and well-being. APWA’s commitment to creating such spaces for women reflects its ongoing efforts to foster a more inclusive and supportive environment for women in Multan.

All APWA annual Regional Chapters Meeting was held at APWA Headquarter Lahore. All APWA branches presented their annual activity reports, next year future plans and agendas. They also shared their regional challenges to promote women empowerment. Ms Nazia Khan, General Secretary along with Ms Tehmina Munir & Sadia Ali participanted on behalf of APWA Multan. Multan chapter activities were highly appreciated by Chairperaon APWA Punjab Ms Samia Zahid Aslam and National advisor APWA Ms Shaheen Attiqur Rehman. Handicrafts were also exhibited by APWA Multan. All districts branches members participated in a symposium and an Awareness walk against Breast Cancer.

The APWA Mobile Dispensary serves as a vital healthcare initiative, delivering essential medical services to underserved communities across Multan city. Equipped with a dedicated team comprising a Medical Officer, Lady Health Visitor (LHV), and Dispenser, the mobile dispensary is committed to providing quality healthcare directly at the doorstep of vulnerable populations. Each medical camp ensures that women, in particular, receive proper medical attention tailored to their specific health needs. The LHV and Medical Officer play a crucial role in diagnosing health conditions, offering medical advice, and addressing maternal and child health concerns. Their combined expertise ensures that women benefit from accurate diagnoses, professional counseling, and timely treatments, fostering better health outcomes. In addition to health consultations, the dispensary conducts basic diagnostic tests, including random blood sugar and pregnancy tests, while dispensing prescribed medicines to address immediate health needs. During the year, the APWA Mobile Dispensary organized 52 medical camps, serving 12906 patients, effectively promoting preventive and curative healthcare in marginalized communities. This initiative underscores APWA’s commitment to bridging healthcare gaps and empowering women through accessible and professional medical care.