Lasbela Welfare Trust takes another major step in public service
Lasbela Welfare Trust has achieved another significant milestone in its journey of public service by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the establishment of a Thalassemia Center and Blood Bank in Uthal.
The signing ceremony was held at the Deputy Commissioner’s Office, Uthal, and was attended by Deputy Commissioner Lasbela Ms. Humaira Baloch, District Health Officer Dr. Abdul Hameed Baloch, and Chairman of Lasbela Welfare Trust, Mr. Irfan Ramzan Jamot. Representing the Trust, Mr. Muhammad Ramzan Jamot and Mr. Muhammad Bakhsh Jamot were also present at the occasion.
Under this historic agreement, a Thalassemia Center and Blood Bank will be established in Lasbela district, providing life-saving medical services particularly to poor and deserving patients. This project is not only a major step forward in healthcare but also a remarkable example of humanitarian service.
Speaking at the ceremony, Deputy Commissioner Ms. Humaira Baloch appreciated the efforts of Lasbela Welfare Trust and said:
“From the very beginning, Lasbela Welfare Trust has been devoted to serving humanity with sincerity. This project once again proves that the Trust is committed to the health, education, and welfare of the people.”
Chairman of Lasbela Welfare Trust, Mr. Irfan Ramzan Jamot, stated:
“Our mission is to provide the people of Lasbela with all the basic facilities they rightfully deserve. This project is not just a building—it is a new ray of hope.”
Lasbela Welfare Trust has been playing a vital role not only in healthcare but also in other welfare sectors. The trust and continuous support of the community are a testament to its growing success as a model welfare institution.
This MoU stands as a shining example of collaboration between the district administration, the Health Department, and Lasbela Welfare Trust—paving the way for more public service initiatives in the future.
