The C.A.S. School Extends Generous In-Kind Donation for Flood Relief Efforts

In a remarkable display of compassion and community engagement, The C.A.S. School students, parents, and management contributed essential relief items to support Indus Hospital & Health Network’s (IHHN) flood relief efforts across affected areas of Pakistan.

The donation included 260 handwashes, 377 complete newborn kits, 36 woolen suit sets with caps, and 36 sleeveless onesies. Each newborn kit was carefully prepared with essential winter clothing items, including a baby bag, trousers, T shirts, wrapping sheets, woolen caps, pairs of gloves, and winter socks — ensuring comfort and warmth for newborns in need.

The initiative was led by Ms. Faranaz Neville, Ms. Ghada Rahim, and The C.A.S School management, who encouraged parents and students to participate wholeheartedly in the drive. Their collective efforts reflect a strong spirit of empathy and social responsibility toward the community.

Representing IHHN, Mr. Syed Mashhood Rizvi (Executive Director), Ms. Afifa Batool (Deputy General Manager), and Mr. Arif Rahman (Senior Manager) attended the handover ceremony at The C.A.S School, where they received the donated items for onward distribution to deserving families in flood-affected areas.

“We are deeply grateful to The C.A.S. School for this thoughtful contribution,” said Mr. Syed Mashhood Rizvi, Executive Director, Indus Hospital & Health Network. “Such initiatives by young students and their families reflect a strong sense of compassion and community support.”

The donated materials will be distributed among vulnerable families through IHHN’s ongoing flood relief operations