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Year of Establishment

2013

Focus Areas

Healthcare, Community Development, Emergency Relief

Geographical Areas of Operations

Sindh

About – Brief Overview

Our 1000-day journey encompasses the period from the beginning of a woman’s pregnancy to the child being 1.5 years of age. This includes antenatal care, delivery services, postnatal care, nutritional interventions, birth spacing services, newborn care, and immunization up to age 1.5 years. VITAL aims to advance quality healthcare for women and children.

Core Programs and Services

  • Care during pregnancy
  • Routine Immunization
  • Sexual and Reproductive Health
  • Nutrition
  • Child Clinical Care

Beneficiaries

  • Children
  • Women

 

Impact Summary
410,620
Children Immunized
400,136
Pregnancy Care Services to Women
309,016
Women offered Birth Spacing Services
681,784
Women were Counselled for Birth Spacing
46,569
Babies Delivered
78
Locations in Sindh
49
Strategic Locations in Karachi

What Makes Our Approach Distinct

Vital Pakistan Trust has developed an electronic health record system that captures longitudinal, multi-dimensional data points across the Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) journey. The application has 14 integrated modules that enable front-line workers to deliver quality MNCH services in low-resource settings across Karachi. Every health worker has a tablet, and every patient has a unique number that, when entered, provides the health worker with the patient’s full health information. This enables health workers to improve care and coordination by consolidating patients’ health information over time and across service providers.

Impact Stories

Humaira’s Journey of Strength and Safe Delivery

Name: Humaira Akram

Location: VITAL Pakistan Trust Facility (Creek Hospital)

Duration of Care: Antenatal to delivery (complicated pregnancy with PIH)

Humaira Akram’s pregnancy was complicated by Pregnancy- Induced Hypertension (PIH), putting both her and her baby at risk. To manage her condition, she was prescribed Aldomet (500mg) three times a day and closely monitored by her doctors. As her due date neared, she was admitted to Creek Hospital for observation.

Despite the risks, Humaira safely delivered her baby through a spontaneous vaginal delivery—a moment of immense relief. What stood out most was the exceptional care she received from VITAL Pakistan Trust. From regular check-ups to emotional support, the VPT team provided her with unwavering care. Grateful for their compassion and expertise, Humaira’s story is one of strength, resilience, and the life-changing impact of accessible, quality maternal healthcare.