Every part of our work, from free heart camps to hospital construction, is guided by two simple statements — what we ultimately want to build, and how we act to get there.
Struggling to establish a state-of-the-art hospital, free of any discrimination based on religion, political affiliation, race or any other background, for the treatment of patients affected by a hole in the heart.
To act as a model institution to alleviate the suffering of patients with Congenital Heart Anomalies (hole in the heart) through the application of modern methods of curative and palliative therapy, irrespective of their ability to pay.
Facilitate the best possible treatment at an economical rate for every family we reach.
Identify needy patients through free heart camps in rural and urban underprivileged populations.
Arrange fundraising camps to financially support poor cardiac kids of Pakistan for open-heart surgery.
Create awareness regarding heart disease — its cause, treatment and prevention.
Identify donors who can help the cause and connect them directly with children in need.
Work toward Pakistan's first dedicated hole-in-the-heart hospital, on land already secured.
Many children die of congenital heart disease simply because their parents cannot afford treatment or travel abroad for surgery. Peace Heart Foundation exists to close that gap — connecting families to doctors, hospitals and donors who can help.
Every mission statement above is already at work in our 57-district reach and the 108 children we've helped treat — and it will keep guiding us until Pakistan's first hole-in-the-heart hospital opens its doors.
