IN MEMORY OF MOHAMMED YOUNIS MBE

Yesterday marked one year since the passing of Mohammed Younis MBE, founder of Alma Hospital Trust.

To mark the occasion, family, friends, hospital staff, patients and members of the local community gathered at Alma Bi Hospital in Pakistan to remember his life and offer prayers in his memory.

Looking at the photographs from yesterday, one thing stands out above all else: the work continues.

For more than a decade, Mohammed worked alongside friends, family, supporters and fellow trustees to raise the funds needed to build Alma Bi Hospital. Named after his mother, Alma Bi, the hospital was created to provide free healthcare to people who would otherwise have little or no access to medical treatment.

The hospital opened in 2007.

Nearly two decades later, it continues to serve thousands of patients every year.

Mohammed was recognised with an MBE for his charitable work, but those closest to him know that his greatest source of pride was never the recognition. It was the hospital itself and the people it served.

The gathering held yesterday was a powerful reminder that his legacy is not confined to memory. It lives on through every patient treated, every family supported and every member of staff who continues the work he helped begin.

The hospital continues.

The patients continue to arrive.

The staff continue to serve.

And lives continue to be changed every day.

That is the legacy of Mohammed Younis MBE.

May Allah grant him eternal peace and the highest place in Jannah.

Ameen

FREE ANNUAL EYE CAMP - NOVEMBER 2025

We are pleased to announce that the Alma Bi Hospital Free Annual Eye Camp will be held from 7th-9th November 2025 in District Hafizabad, Pakistan.

Every year, thousands of people from rural, impoverished, and underserved communities travel to our hospital to receive free eye care, including check-ups, consultations, and cataract surgeries. With the help of our expert team of eye specialists and surgeons, we perform life-changing operations that restore vision and transform lives.

If you’d like to support this important work and donate to restore sight in Pakistan, your contribution will go directly towards providing free medical care for those who cannot afford it. 

Give the gift of sight. Make a donation today and help change a life.

Make a donation now, and help us provide the precious gift of sight to those in desperate need.

MOHAMMAD'S STORY

20-year-old Mohammad Nadeem was involved in a road accident which resulted in a severe leg fracture, leaving him unable to walk. Through the kindness and generosity of our donors, the Alma Bi Hospital team was able to give him free medical treatment and helped him regain the ability to walk.

With your support, we have been able to continue to organise life-changing operations and provide free medical care to thousands of disadvantaged people throughout these unprecedented times.

Our team is continuously providing vital consultations, free medicines and healthcare to vulnerable people who are unable to undergo medical treatment or travel to a hospital because of limited money and resources.

During these last blessed nights of Ramadan, you can do something amazing with your Zakat, Sadaqa or Fitr donations, knowing that every penny goes directly to providing free medical services to those in need.

RAMADAN APPEAL 2023

We hope this Ramadhan finds you and your family in the best of health.

For over sixteen years the Alma Bi Hospital with your vital support has been delivering frontline services and free medical care into some of Pakistan’s most disadvantaged communities.

Over the last twelve months our staff team has delivered essential medical services to those in need in our communities and as well as supporting survivors of the floods that saw a third of Pakistan submerged and thirty million people affected. We have shared both our medical expertise and resources in support of these affected communities. Your Alma Bi Hospital continues to proudly support expectant mothers, the delivery of both eye and medical camps into neighbouring villages, offer health workshops and all to a standard that we can all be proud of.

For more information about the life-saving work that takes place at our hospital, and how you can help, see our Ramadan Appeal page.