Turning Roads into Lifelines: How SIEHS Saves Lives Before the Hospital

Across Sindh, life-changing emergencies often happen far from hospitals—on highways, village roads, and in remote areas.

Many believe a life is saved at the hospital. At SIEHS, we know it often begins much earlier—where help feels far away and being there in time makes all the difference.

Help That Arrives on Wheels

Near Lakhi Ghulam Shah, a woman went into labor on the roadside. There was no hospital nearby, only the open road. A SIEHS ambulance arrived, turning that roadside into a safe space. Before reaching the hospital, a baby was born inside the ambulance—safe and cared for.

A similar moment happened near Khangarh. The baby couldn’t wait. With the family’s consent, our trained team helped deliver a healthy baby boy inside the vehicle. Alhamdulillah.

These lives were saved not because of a building—but because help reached them in time.

When Distance Becomes a Challenge

In Tharparkar, distance has long made emergencies more dangerous. A patient in Mithi could no longer breathe without a ventilator and needed to be taken to Hyderabad.

Our responders, Love Kumar and Salman, didn’t just drive—they provided ICU-level care on the road. Through rough desert roads, they managed the ventilator and kept the patient stable. For the first time, critical care traveled with the patient.

When Every Second Counts

Some calls leave a lasting mark.

In Badin, a four-day-old baby, Hasnain Raza, suffered a cardiac arrest. The silence was frightening. Our responder Zain Ali immediately began CPR. After tense moments, the baby’s heartbeat returned.

The care didn’t stop there. Hasnain was closely monitored, given oxygen, and protected with neonatal care until he could be safely handed over.

Your Zakat Can Save Lives

The stories you’ve read—mothers giving birth on the roadside and newborns like Hasnain fighting for life—did not happen by chance. They happened because help arrived in time.

But being ready has limits. Every ambulance on the road can only cover so much distance. For every life we reach, there are still many places where help is needed.

When you give your Zakat to SIEHS, you are not just donating—you are helping put another ambulance on the road. You are making sure that when an emergency happens, someone is there to respond.

Aap ka Zakat kisi ki saans ban sakta hai.
Help us reach more people. Help us save more lives.

Ways to Donate

Donate Online:
https://www.siehs.org/donation/

Help / Doorstep Collection:
WhatsApp: 0322-7774347
Phone: 021-35850927

Donate Via Bank:
Bank: Sindh Bank Limited
Account Title: Sindh Integrated Emergency & Health Services Donation
Account Number: 5301-604070-6101
IBAN: PK09SIND0053016040706101

Bank: Faysal Bank
Account Title: Sindh Integrated Emergency and Health Services
Account Number: 3574-4360-0000-3041
IBAN: PK02FAYS3574436000003041

Zakat Donation Bank Details

Bank: Sindh Bank Limited
Account Title: Sindh Integrated Emergency & Health Services – Operational Fund
Account Number: 5301-604070-1000
IBAN: PK09SIND0053016040701000

Bank: Faysal Bank
Account Title: Sindh Integrated Emergency and Health Services (Zakat)
Account Number: 3574-4360-0000-3043
IBAN: PK45FAYS3574436000003043

Your support helps SIEHS reach people when time and distance matter most. Every donation strengthens our ability to respond, bringing life-saving care closer to those in need. Together, we can ensure that no one faces an emergency alone. And remember, in any emergency, dial 1122—help is always on the way.