The Pediatric Services of IHHN began in 2007 with a single ward and a two-bed Emergency Room. Now, IHHN’s Korangi Campus houses the largest childhood cancer units of the country with over 1,000 new cases being registered annually, and 85-beds. The Pediatric Oncology unit provides comprehensive cancer care, following international standard protocols. Moreover, strong psychosocial support for patients and families is also integrated within care.

This provides teaching and training services to train healthcare professionals for the best neonatal care served quality care to about 19,063 pediatric outpatients monthly as of 2020-2021 data. The CPSP-accredited Neonatal Fellowship Program commenced in 2019. It is the primary site of multi-center and multi-country intervention trials on new modes for respiratory support for preterm neonates with respiratory distress.

They are an integral part of Pediatric Medicine, which collaborate to provide better service to pediatric patients. Additionally, they are also running a Pediatric Malnutrition Program, Primary Healthcare Program for monitoring the growth in infants under six months, a volunteer program for nutrition and related counseling, and a Type 1 Diabetes Clinic