ChildLife Foundation will receive the Skoll Award for Social Innovation 2026 at the Skoll World Forum in Oxford, U.K. from April 21-24. The foundation modernizes pediatric emergency rooms in Pakistan and connects them to a telemedicine network, saving thousands of children daily.

Dr. Ahson Rabbani, CEO of ChildLife Foundation, stated that this recognition belongs to their dedicated teams and partners, emphasizing their commitment to making quality emergency care accessible within 30 minutes, free of charge.

The Skoll Award supports nonprofits tackling pressing global issues, and this year’s winners are recognized for driving impactful change in health and education. Pakistan faces a high child mortality rate, with approximately 1,000 children dying daily from preventable conditions.

ChildLife Foundation improves pediatric emergency care by collaborating with the government to modernize ERs and enhance care. Their telemedicine network links over 300 hospitals to specialists, aiming to provide life-saving care to 20 million children each year. The Skoll Foundation promotes social change by supporting innovative solutions for global challenges.