Noor Thalassemia Foundation

President Awards Sajjad Cheema & M Iqbal for Their Strong Struggle for Thalassemia & Hemophilia

A unique celebration took place in the celebrated corridors of the President's House, one that recognized the success of hope, worries, and constant belief rather than the achievements of a single person. This evening was devoted to the silent heroes—the protectors of life who bravely battled against the diseases of hemophilia and thalassemia. Within the celebrated corridors of the President's , In the middle of the sparkling awards and the respectful gathering was Sajjad Cheema, the director of the Noor Thalassemia Foundation and a ray of hope for countless youngsters suffering from serious diseases. As his name was announced, the silent cheers of the countless people he influenced filled the air as he moved closer to the stage. Laughing generously, Punjab President Arif Alvi gave him an award that was more than just a memento of appreciation; it was proof of his solid loyalty to offering free testing and medicine via the Noor Thalassemia Foundation. During the expressing appreciation, a respectful say highlighted another name: Muhammad Iqbal of Kashif Thalassemia Care Center. This man's heartbreak was turned into kindness. Since he had lost his beloved son to Thalassemia Major, his journey became an emotional symbol of the suffering power of love. After experiencing such a great loss, he got up, turning his pain into strength to make sure that another parent would never have to go through this kind of pain. With the support of his community and his son's memory, his dream of a Pakistan free of thalassemia was becoming a reality. The award certificates that were given out that day were more than just pieces of paper; they were symbols of honor, covered with the courage and kindness of those working to defeat these genetic enemies. They served as a reminder that each of us can spark change, lend a helpful hand, and create a better future. There was an obvious and significant call to action as the ceremony came to an end. It reached out to every heart that pounded in time with mankind, not just the one inside the chamber: 1. Donate Blood and Charity: Give the gift of life to children with Thalassemia. Your blood donations and charity can help sustain their lives, bringing smiles to faces that have known too many hospital rooms. 2. Preventive Measures: Let us unite in the fight against Thalassemia by ensuring blood tests before marriage. Knowledge is power, and this simple act can prevent the inheritance of Thalassemia to the next generation.