Through first aid training, public awareness, and advocacy, Rah-e-Amal is equipping communities with the knowledge and confidence to respond in emergencies.

Through first aid training, public awareness, and advocacy, Rah-e-Amal is equipping communities with the knowledge and confidence to respond in emergencies.

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Hours of First Aid Training

1,072

Lives Equipped with First Aid Skills

25

Workshops Conducted

10

Schools Reached

The Sindh Government passed the Amal Umer Act in 2019.

In 2026, Rah-e-Amal launched a formal public awareness initiative to support its implementation across healthcare institutions in Sindh.

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“Emergencies can’t be pre-empted anywhere in the world, but we must recognise that in Pakistan we are very far from being prepared to handle them. We need to collectively work towards improvement of emergency and trauma care systems- one should never forget how it could happen to you or your loved ones”

Beenish Umer

Amal’s Mom | Chairperson/ Founder Trustee

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View fullsize Emergency trauma care is a basic human right. This area had been neglected by the government and private sector hospitals in Karachi and Sindh for a long time. Rah-e-Amal too, was born out of one such case. With rights of the injured now protected

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Making essential first aid and trauma care accessible to all