Paramedics & Nursing Teaching Center
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Paramedics & Nursing Teaching Center
During 2023, Malik Amanat Ali, a prominent businessman from Bristol, visited KIRF’s healthcare facilities and was impressed by the organisation’s commitment to providing free kidney dialysis services to patients in need. Inspired by KIRF’s mission, Malik Amanat Ali decided to support the organisation and, in collaboration with Mr. Abdul Raoof Malak Qureshi, organised a fundraising dinner in Bristol, UK, which successfully raised Rs. 10,000,000 for the construction of the first-floor building of the kidney dialysis centre.
The KIRF management utilised these funds to initiate the construction of the Paramedics and Nursing Teaching Centre, awarding the contract to Kataria Engineering. This centre will serve as a vital resource for training paramedics and nurses, addressing the healthcare workforce needs in rural communities.
Malik Amanat Ali and Mr. Abdul Raoof Malak Qureshi are continuing their fundraising efforts for the project, and the completion of the building is now in its final stage.
Importance & Benefits
Rural Communities:
By training more healthcare professionals, the centre will improve access to quality healthcare services in rural areas, reducing healthcare disparities and improving health outcomes.
State of Azad Jammu and Kashmir:
The centre will contribute to the development of a skilled healthcare workforce, enhancing the overall healthcare system in the region.
Students:
The centre will provide opportunities for students to pursue careers in paramedics and nursing, both locally and internationally, addressing the shortage of skilled healthcare professionals and enabling them to contribute to the healthcare sector globally.
Key Roles of the Centre:
Addressing Workforce Shortage: By training more healthcare professionals, the centre will help reduce the shortage of skilled healthcare workers in the region.
Increasing Opportunities: The centre will provide students with pathways to careers in paramedics and nursing, enhancing their employability and enabling them to make a positive impact in their communities.
This project aligns with KIRF’s mission to provide quality healthcare services and promote healthcare education, ultimately benefiting both the community and the region.