Raawal Foundation to Provide Free Medical Facilities and Medicines to Adiala Jail Employees

Islamabad (NNP): Chairman of the Pakistan Awami Quwat Party and Raawal Foundation, Khakan Waheed Khawaja, has announced that the foundation will provide free medicines and medical facilities to employees of Central Jail Adiala. A free medical camp will also be organized for jail staff as part of the initiative.He made the announcement while speaking at a ceremony held at Central Jail Adiala, where a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed with Senior Superintendent of Jail, Sajid Baig.Khakan Waheed Khawaja said that jail employees play a vital role in the prison administration system and deserve access to quality healthcare facilities. He assured that Raawal Foundation, through the platform of Raawal General Hospital, would take practical steps to ensure the health and well-being of jail employees.Senior Superintendent Jail Sajid Baig appreciated the initiative and thanked Khakan Waheed Khawaja, stating that this was the first time a foundation had come forward to offer healthcare services specifically for jail employees. He said the initiative was highly commendable and would be appreciated by the entire staff.Youth Engagement and Development Also Remain a PriorityLater, a delegation comprising young people and prominent political and social figures met Chairman Khakan Waheed Khawaja at his office.

The delegation included Aamir Ahmed, Zeeshan Mahmood, Danish Ahmed, Zulqarnain, Basit Ali, Majid Nisar, Ahsan Sabir, Muhammad Mushtaq, Zain, Chaudhry Allah Dad, Madam Zoneesha, Madam Aqsa and other prominent representatives.Speaking to the delegation, Khakan Waheed Khawaja described youth as the country’s most valuable asset and said his party was committed to introducing transformative initiatives for their empowerment.He emphasized that despite not being in government, the party was actively working on various projects in employment generation, technical education and healthcare.He further said that the growing participation of young people in the party reflected their confidence in its vision and commitment to addressing public needs.