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Dr. Syeda Rashida Batool, District Health Officer Islamabad, visited the Muslim Hands School of Excellence, Islamabad, and reviewed its facilities and ongoing activities. She appreciated Muslim Hands’ efforts for community development and discussed potential collaboration in public health, health awareness, and community-focused initiatives.
District Health Officer Islamabad, Dr. Syeda Rashida Batool, along with her team, presented the Annual Journal Book of the District Health Office Islamabad to Federal Minister for Health Syed Mustafa Kamal at a ceremony. The Federal Minister appreciated the DHO Islamabad’s efforts to provide timely and quality healthcare services to the public and emphasized strengthening the primary healthcare system. The Annual Journal Book was also presented to Health Secretary Mr. Aslam Ghori, who appreciated the efforts of the District Health Office.
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In view of water accumulation caused by heavy rainfall in the E-11/Golra area of Islamabad, the District Health Office Islamabad visited the affected area and BHU Golra to assess the situation and healthcare needs. The visit focused on reviewing health services and ensuring the **uninterrupted provision of essential healthcare facilities to the affected community.
Bid Opening Meeting – Medicines FY 2026–27 Bid opening meeting for the Procurement of Medicines for FY 2026–27 was held today under the chairmanship of the Procurement Technical Committee, in the presence of participating bidders, ensuring a transparent and fair procurement process.
Protecting every child today for a healthier tomorrow.
Defending childhood against preventable contagions.
Securing a safer, healthier horizon for young girls.
Clean sectors, safe homes, active vector containment.
Restoring immunity pathways for missed generations.
Landmark Parent–Child Engagement Initiative
To mark Parenting Month, the District Health Office (DHO) Islamabad, in collaboration with UNICEF Pakistan, successfully organized a first-of-its-kind Parent–Child Engagement Event, promoting the importance of positive parenting and strong family relationships.
Cultivating strong hearts, clean lungs, and sharp minds.
Federal Minister of Health
Minister of State
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District Population Welfare Officer
Senior Inspector of Drugs
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The District Health Office Islamabad manages a network of primary care health facilities, including Rural Health Centers, Community Health Centers, Basic Health Units, and a dispensary. These facilities provide essential services such as maternal and child health, immunization, disease prevention, and primary healthcare to communities across the district.
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