Improving Diabetes Care, Transforming Lives Across Pakistan

Since 2017, the Health Promotion Foundation (HPF) has been working to make quality diabetes care accessible to underprivileged communities across Pakistan. Through nationally recognized initiatives, we provide life-saving insulin, essential medicines, awareness, and healthcare support to create healthier communities and improve lives.

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Introduction

Health Promotion Foundation (HPF) is a non-profit organization established in 2017, dedicated to improving health outcomes and supporting vulnerable communities across Pakistan. Since its establishment, HPF has undertaken a range of healthcare and humanitarian initiatives, with a strong focus on diabetes awareness, prevention, treatment, access to essential medicines, and support for underserved populations. HPF has implemented initiatives including Insulin My Life (IML), Changing Diabetes in Children (CDiC), Life for a Child, IMPACT, DROP, and the National Diabetes Network (NDN).

Our Vision

“To provide quality healthcare facilities and services, establish dedicated centers for diabetes care, and ensure access to essential insulin and medications for patients, particularly those from underserved communities.”

Our Mission

To provide standardized, high-quality diabetes care to underprivileged people across Pakistan through sustainable diabetes care projects and partnerships.

Objectives

HPF’s objectives are to promote health awareness, improve access to quality and affordable healthcare, support people living with chronic diseases, particularly diabetes, facilitate access to essential medicines and insulin, strengthen standardized diabetes care through trained healthcare professionals, support vulnerable communities, develop sustainable healthcare partnerships, strengthen healthcare infrastructure, and expand the National Diabetes Network (NDN) across primary, secondary, and tertiary levels across Pakistan.

HEALTH

Health Promotion Foundation (HPF) provides essential healthcare services, access to life-saving medicines, Insulin, diabetes care, and health awareness programs to improve health outcomes and support underprivileged communities across Pakistan.

EDUCATION

HPF provides training to healthcare professionals (HCPs) across Pakistan to standardize diabetes care. Through health awareness programs and community outreach, HPF empowers individuals with knowledge about disease prevention, healthy lifestyles, and effective diabetes management, promoting better health outcomes and healthier lives across Pakistan.

CHILD PROTECTION

HPF is committed to protecting children living with diabetes (TYPE 1) by promoting early diagnosis, ensuring access to essential medical care and insulin, and providing long-term support to improve their health, well-being, and quality of life.

HUMAN RIGHTS

Health Promotion Foundation (HPF) promotes equitable access to healthcare, dignity, and non-discriminatory treatment for all. Through diabetes awareness, affordable medical care, access to essential medicines and insulin, and community outreach, HPF strives to protect the right of every individual to quality healthcare and a healthier life.

Research And Development

Health Promotion Foundation (HPF) promotes research and innovation to improve diabetes prevention, diagnosis, and management across Pakistan. Through collaboration with healthcare professionals, research institutions, and partner organizations, HPF supports evidence-based healthcare practices, strengthens diabetes care services, and contributes to better patient outcomes and improved quality of life.

Insuline Storage

Health Promotion Foundation (HPF) promotes the safe storage and handling of insulin to ensure its quality, effectiveness, and accessibility for people living with diabetes. Through the provision of pharmaceutical-grade refrigerators and support to healthcare centers, HPF helps maintain the cold chain for insulin, ensuring that children and adults with diabetes receive safe and effective treatment.

OUR PROJECTS

HPF has implemented initiatives including Insulin My Life (IML), Changing Diabetes in Children (CDiC), Life for a Child, IMPACT, DROP, and the National Diabetes Network (NDN).