Indus Hospital and Health Network Joins Hands with Happy Home School System to Promote Volunteerism

In a bid to inspire and engage the next generation of champions of change, Indus Hospital and Health Network (IHHN) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the HHS School System. This partnership aims to empower students to actively participate in community service through IHHN’s youth-focused initiatives, Indus Yaqeen and Indus Tarbiyat. The MoU was signed by Dr. Abdul Bari Khan, President of IHHN, and Dr. Maliha Ahmed, Director of Programmes from HHS School System.

Under this collaboration, students from 12 campuses of the HHS School System will have the opportunity to contribute to meaningful causes that align with Indus Hospital’s mission of providing free, high-quality healthcare. Participating campuses include; HHS O Level School (The Cambridge School), HHS O Level School Senior Campus, International Montessori Centre – Jamshed Road Campus, International Montessori Centre – PECHS Campus, HHS Clifton Campus, HHS O Level Gulshan Campus, HHS Johar Campus, HHS O Level North Campus, The Learning Centre, HHS High School, HHS Society Campus, HHS Fast Track School.

The partnership will allow students to directly participate in impactful activities such as fundraising drives, and awareness campaigns. These events aim to improve healthcare access and raise awareness about health-related challenges faced by underserved communities across Pakistan. Speaking at the MoU signing ceremony, Dr. Abdul Bari Khan emphasized the vital role of youth in transforming society. He urged students to become leaders and ambassadors for health and social change, contributing to the well-being of countless individuals.

By collaborating with the HHS School System, IHHN continues its mission to engage youth in volunteerism, nurturing values of empathy and responsibility. Together, both organizations aspire to create lasting social impact and inspire young leaders to champion a better tomorrow.