Only in October 2010, five months ago I had a 3 hour operation on my ankle, and had come off the crutches in January 2011 and the big run was on 17 April. You spend your life watching the action
“Working at Shaukat Khanum Cancer Hospital as a volunteer helped me get a closer look at life. I saw the roughness, difficulties and tragedies that creep unseen upon us. But yet I saw hope in the eyes of those who
The Gulistan House Indian Restaurant in Dundee held a fund raising dinner on the 09th April 2008 in the aid of Imran Khan Cancer Appeal & Cancer Research UK. The event was organised by a local businessman and owner of
Our dedicated supporters Tariq & Aamir Qadir took part in the Leeds Marathon again this year. They both break their old records by nearly 20 minutes, Tariq touched finishing line in 2 hours and 27m while Aamir finished in 2
We don’t have words to thank the children and teachers at St. Philips primary school. One of the teachers Mrs Abbas approached IKCA to talk to children and organised this during the month of Ramadhan. Ikhlaq Ahmad (UK Manager) delivered
“We were wondering as to how we could help cancer victims on the special occasion of our Wedding, we had an idea of dedicating our wedding gift to the Imran Khan Cancer Appeal. We put the suggestion on our Invitation
In an effort to extend its services to people near their hometown, Shaukat Khanum Memorial Trust opened the fourth Walk-in Clinic in Multan. Just like other Walk-in Clinics in Lahore, Peshawar and Karachi, this Walk-in Clinic will also be offering
The corporate sector of Pakistan has over the years rendered its support for the treatment of poor cancer patients as an integral part of its corporate social responsibility. Pakistan International Airlines too joined hands with Shaukat Khanum Memorial Trust this
“Volunteers from two charities, Imran Khan Cancer Appeal & Candlelighters grouped together to raise funds for the cancer victims. The challenge involved climbing 3 peaks; Pen-y-Ghent (691 metres), Whernside (728 metres),Ingleborough (723 metres) with 6,000 feet ascent within 12 hours.