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Providing HealthCare and Education to Isolated Communities in Kurram

Two Basic Health units (BHUs) and one school have been reconstructed by SRSP in Kurram district. The completed infrastructure schemes include renovation and expansion of two BHUs in village Kunj Ali Zai and Mali khel with the total cost of 13 million PKR, which will facilitate around 26,000 patients per year. In village Spina Shaga government primary school is completed with a total cost of 6.1 million PKR, which will facilitate 140 Students.
Besides local communities Deputy Commissioner, Additional Deputy Commissioner Kurram, Assistant Commissioner Upper Kurram, District Education Officer and District Surgeon Officer, attended the inaugural ceremony of completed infrastructure schemes. These schemes are completed by SRSP with the financial assistance of PATRIP Foundation (Government of Germany). 











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