Pakistan is a heavily populated country with ever increasing demand for health care amenities. A vast majority of people find it difficult to afford basic diagnostic facilities and end up carrying undetected ailments for long times. During Covid-19 pandemic’s hard times, ECW has taken the initiative to provide quality pathology laboratory services at heavily discounted rates for the less privileged segments of the society.

• Laboratory is named after a fellow engineer who was one of the victims of the pandemic. This initiative is a symbol of commitment of ECW community to fight such diseases in a timely manner with early diagnosis on affordable cost for everyone.
• Laboratory is envisaged to work in a self-sustained manner on no-profit no-loss basis with passage of time and in near future. Any extra revenue collected from the laboratory will be spent in extending the reach of the facility within and outside Lahore in the low income areas.
• Laboratory also offers very affordable diagnostic tests for general public on 20 to 30% lesser rates from the market. In spirit, the laboratory is targeted to serve every segment of the society with discounted prices for everyone.

In the aftermath of the flood, 22 bamboo houses were swiftly constructed and handed over to 22 families, accommodating over 200 individuals. The shelters were completed in the last week of November 2022 in collaboration with Youth Impact at the cost of Rs. 1 Million, providing a timely response to the disaster. As floodwaters receded, families returned to their homes in February, often taking relief supplies with them. The current state and condition of the bamboo shelters reflect their effectiveness in providing immediate and necessary relief during a challenging time.

During the Covid-19 pandemic in 2022, Rs. 500k was donated to Akhuwat for deserving people.