Mega Project

Area Profile:

Kasur District or Qasur District (Urdu: ضلع قصور) is one of the districts in the province of Punjab, Pakistan It came into existence on 1 July 1976. Earlier it was part of Lahore District.

The district capital is Kasur city, the birth city of the Sufi poet Bulleh Shah, well known in that region as well as in the whole of Pakistan. The total area of the district is 3,995 square kilometers.

Mission Statement:

We envision communities where families are healthy and enjoy fulfilling lives. The full human rights of every individual, especially women and children, are protected and uncompromised. To provide free, efficient, and credible life-like saving, curative, and preventive services to the people of Thatti Autar (Thatta) adjoining Jambar Kalan, Pattoki, and the whole district Kasur.

**Sultana Welfare Trust ** has launched a **Comprehensive Rural Health Project** in **Thatti Autar (Thatta)**. Under this initiative, a **100-bed hospital** will be constructed to provide **quality emergency, medical, surgical, and outpatient care** to over **3,900,000 people** across **16 villages**. The hospital will offer **specialized treatment** for high-risk cases, including **neurosurgical procedures and critical medical interventions**. Patients from the **Kasur district and beyond** will benefit from these services.

**Specialized Neurology & Neurosurgery Services**
The hospital will focus on **neurology and neurosurgery**, offering comprehensive care for conditions affecting the **brain, spinal cord, peripheral nervous system, and muscles**.

Dedicated units will be established for:
- **Dementia**
- **Epilepsy**
- **Multiple Sclerosis**
- **Stroke Rehabilitation**

A **state-of-the-art neuro-rehabilitation service** will be introduced, featuring the **largest specialized neurosurgical ICU (ITU) and the only dedicated neuro-medical ICU** in Pakistan.

**Pakistan’s First Muscular Research Centre (MRC)**
The hospital aims to establish **Pakistan’s first Muscular Research Centre (MRC) for Neuromuscular Diseases**, integrating **clinical care and research** for muscle and peripheral nerve disorders.

**Advanced Neuroradiology & Interventional MRI**
A cutting-edge **neuroradiology department** will be developed, housing **Pakistan’s first interventional MRI scanner**, enabling surgeons to perform real-time MRI imaging during brain surgeries. A **dedicated operating room** will feature a **1.5 Tesla MRI scanner** to enhance surgical precision and patient outcomes.

**Neuro Palliative Care Program**
A **Neuro Palliative Care Program** will be introduced for patients with **advanced neurological diseases** requiring specialized end-of-life care. A team of **researchers, physicians, nurses, and healthcare professionals** will establish standards for palliative care, ensuring **compassionate support and relief** for terminally ill patients.

**Total Project Cost**
- ** Approximately Total Cost:** Rs. **567.02 million** (excluding the **1.5 Tesla MRI scanner**)
- ** Approximately Per Bed Cost:** Rs. **5.67 million**, including all medical equipment and machinery

This initiative aims to **revolutionize healthcare** in rural Pakistan, bringing **world-class neurology and neurosurgery facilities** to underserved communities.

Project Overview

Sultana Welfare Trust proposes the establishment of a state-of-the-art Old Age Home in Pattoki, Kasur, covering 8 kanals of land. This project aims to provide shelter, medical care, and a dignified lifestyle to senior citizens who lack family support or require specialized elderly care. The facility will cater to elderly individuals from diverse backgrounds, offering both long-term and short-term residences with comprehensive healthcare, recreational activities, and psychological support.

Project Objectives

Provide Safe and Comfortable Accommodation: Fully furnished rooms with modern amenities.
Ensure Quality Healthcare Services: On-site medical staff, emergency care, and regular checkups.
Offer Emotional and Psychological Support: Counseling, therapy sessions, and social engagement.
Promote a Community-Oriented Lifestyle: Recreational and spiritual activities to foster companionship.
Ensure Self-Sustainability: Development of a sustainable funding model for long-term operations.

Facilities & Infrastructure

The Old Age Home will include:

Residential Rooms: Private and shared accommodations with attached bathrooms.
Medical & Healthcare Unit: Equipped with emergency care, physiotherapy, and geriatric specialists.
Dining Hall & Kitchen: Providing nutritious meals and dietary plans.
Recreational Area: Parks, reading rooms, indoor games, and social spaces.
Prayer & Meditation Hall: A dedicated spiritual and meditation area.
Security & Safety Measures: 24/7 surveillance, fire safety, and trained security staff.
Administration Block: Offices for management, records, and visitor coordination.

Capacity & Beneficiaries

The Old Age Home is designed to accommodate approximately 100-120 senior citizens at a time. This includes both private and shared rooms, ensuring comfortable living arrangements for residents. Over the course of a year, factoring in turnover and temporary stays, the facility could provide care for over 150-200 elderly individuals, depending on the duration of their stay and the level of medical attention required. This initiative will significantly contribute to the well-being of the aging population in the region by offering them a safe and dignified living environment.

Approximate Project Cost

The Approximate total cost of the project is Rs. 280 million, broken down as follows:

Component Cost (Rs. in Millions)

Land Development & Construction 100.00

Interior & Furnishings 40.00

Medical Equipment & Supplies 35.00

Staffing & Salaries (1 Year) 30.00

Utility & Maintenance Costs 25.00

Food & Catering Services 20.00

Security & Surveillance System 15.00

Recreational & Therapy Center 15.00

Total Estimated Cost 280.00

Project Timeline

The project is expected to be completed within 1 year, following this timeline:

Phase 1 (Months 1-3): Land acquisition, planning, and approvals.
Phase 2 (Months 4-7): Construction of main infrastructure and facilities.
Phase 3 (Months 8-10): Interior setup, procurement of medical equipment, and recruitment of staff.
Phase 4 (Months 11-12): Final inspections, test operations, and official inauguration.

Sustainability & Funding

The Old Age Home will be sustained through:

Public Donations & Sponsorships.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Contributions.
Endowment Fund for Operational Expenses.
Government & Welfare Grants.

Conclusion

This Old Age Home Project aims to improve the quality of life for the elderly, ensuring safety, dignity, and quality healthcare. With a well-planned structure and a dedicated team, this initiative will serve as a model home for senior citizens in Pakistan, setting new standards for elderly care and community welfare.

MEGA PROJECT

SULTANA HOSPITAL & OLD AGE HOME

SULTANA HOSPITAL

OLD AGE HOME