Celebrating Care that Saves Lives Every Day!
Every honour we receive reflects our commitment to providing free life-saving care and treatment to those fighting against blood disorders. These honours belong to the brave patients, dedicated staff, and kind donors who make free care possible for those in need.
National Honours for Life Saving Services
Pakistan’s prestigious State Award (Sitara-i-Imtiaz) was awarded to the Sundas Foundation for exceptional services in saving the lives of patients with blood disorders
Pakistan's Star of Excellence
Awarded to Muhammad Yaseen Khan — Founder, Sundas Foundation
Muhammad Yaseen Khan was awarded Sitara-e-Imtiaz, Pakistan’s third-highest civilian honour, by the president of Pakistan. This prestigious award recognizes his forty years of continuous humanitarian service to children and patients suffering from Thalassemia, Hemophilia, and other life-threatening blood disorders.
Founded in 1998, Sundas Foundation has grown significantly, currently operating 12 state-of-the-art centers across the country. The Foundation is powered by your donations. Every contribution you make directly funds regular blood supply, medication, and modern medical equipment to ensure uninterrupted blood transfusion. The Foundation is committed to treating deserving patients across the country without any discrimination. Read More »
Years of Continuous
Humanitarian Service
Treatment Centers
Across Pakistan
Blood Collection
Camps Organized
Dedicated Volunteers
Nationwide
Our life-saving services are appreciated by local authorities and civil organisations for steadfast 24/7 support to deserving patients across Pakistan.
Pakistan's highest civilian honour presented to Sundas Foundation's founder by the President of Pakistan for four decades of outstanding humanitarian service.
Investiture Ceremony, Islamabad
Thalassemia International Federation formally acknowledged Sundas Foundation's work and praised its services to children and patients across South Asia.
Governor House, Lahore, Punjab
Formalised partnership with Capital City Police Lahore to extend blood donation services and humanitarian support to law enforcement personnel.
Capital City Police Office, Lahore
Commendation for recruiting and managing volunteer blood donor community across Punjab University, ensuring safe screened blood supply to patients.
University of Punjab, Lahore
Formally recognised for outstanding excellence in providing free medical services to underprivileged patients and blood disorder communities across Punjab.
Ministry of Health, Government of Punjab
Chaudhry Mohammad Sarwar, former Governor of Punjab, presents a distinguished award to Muhammad Yasseen Khan in recognition of his significant contributions and professional excellence.
Lahore, Punjab
Muhammad Yaseen Khan (President Sundas Foundation) Receiving International Human Rights Award from Special Representative for Relgious Harmony to the Prime Minister Molana Tahir Ashrifi with Shahbaz Gill Special Assistant Prime Minister, and Ejaz Alam Augustine Minster for Human Rights & Minority Affairs all so Present on the Occession
Governer House, Lahore, Punjab
A glimpse of the achievements that define Sundas Foundation’s legacy of service in saving lives.
Sundas Foundation was founded in Lahore by Muhammad Yaseen Khan and Munnu Bhai (Late) with the mission to provide free life-saving care and treatment to patients suffering from Thalassemia, Hemophilia, and other blood disorders.
During the devastating earthquake in Pakistan, Sundas Foundation stepped forward to provide critical relief and rehabilitation to survivors and gained nationwide recognition.
During the severe dengue outbreak in Punjab, Sundas Foundation arranged patient care support centers, regular blood supply, and awareness campaigns across the province.
Sundas Foundation was awarded by the Chief Minister of Punjab for its excellent and free life-saving care and treatment services to underprivileged patients.
The Thalassemia International Federation recognized and praised the Sundas Foundation for providing outstanding free healthcare services across South Asia.
Sundas Foundation expanded its reach nationwide by establishing 12 fully operational and well-equipped healthcare centers in Lahore, Islamabad, Karachi, Faisalabad, and beyond.
Sundas Foundation was recognized by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) for providing its nonstop patient care services during the COVID-19 pandemic to those suffering from the virus.
Muhammad Yaseen Khan (The Founder and President of Sundas Foundation) was awarded the prestigious Sitar-i-Imtiaz by the President of Pakistan. This national honour recognizes the consistent life-saving care and treatment service for children suffering from blood disorders.