In a momentous event, Chairman & CEO of Synergy Group Ahmed Kapadia presented a commemorative souvenir to Dr. Abdul Bari Khan, the esteemed Founder of Indus Hospital, in recognition of the successful launch of the Indus Shakireen Program—an innovative platform aimed at facilitating recurring donations and ensuring continuous support for high-quality and easily accessible healthcare services across Pakistan.
The ceremony occurred at the Synergy Group Head Office in Karachi, where Mr Kapadia lauded the efforts of Dr Abdul Bari Khan and his team’s unwavering commitment towards providing quality healthcare to those in need. “The Indus Shakireen Program is a testament to the spirit of giving and community support. It embodies the values of gratitude and generosity, which are essential for the sustainability of healthcare services in our country. I want to extend my good wishes to Dr Abdul Bari Khan and the entire team of Indus Hospital for coming up with this brilliant idea of setting up a platform towards the recurring pledges of donations every month,” said Mr Kapadia.
The Indus Shakireen Program is designed to create a sustainable funding source through recurring donations. By becoming members, donors can contribute monthly, helping to provide essential healthcare services to millions of patients annually. The program emphasizes the collective power of small, consistent contributions to make a significant impact on the lives of those in need and ensure accessible healthcare across all 15 branches of Indus Hospital in Pakistan.
Dr Abdul Bari Khan expressed his gratitude: “We are deeply honoured by this recognition. The Indus Shakireen Program is a beacon of hope for countless individuals who rely on our services. With the support of our generous donors, we can continue to offer free, high-quality healthcare to the underserved communities of Pakistan.”
The event reflected the strong relationship between Pakistan’s two leading organizations: Synergy Group, Pakistan’s leading integrated marketing communications group, and Indus Hospital Pakistan, a non–profit organization comprising a nationwide healthcare network of facilities.
