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Toll free No : 0800-44441Phone : 92 (0) 21 35396600-5 (Lines)Fax : 92 (0) 21 35396606-35396301E-mail : lrbt@cyber.net.pkWebsite : www.lrbt.org.pk facebook : Lrbt.Pakistan

3Highest in the world

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3Highest in the worldwith ImpairedVision Patients

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Our patients arepoorest of thepoor and have noaccessibilityand affordability tohealth care

with ImpairedVision Patients

LRBT with its vast,widest coverage in eyecare is able to counterthis high penetrationwith 19 hospitals and 56 eye centers acrossPakistan offeringtreatment for all eyerelated diseases.Our expert doctorsand state of the

art equipment haveplayed a vital role in50% reduction inblindness since LRBT’sinception.

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Pakistan

But

Pakistan has thedubious distinctionof having third

highest populationof blind & impairedvision individuals in

the world

Cataract is themain cause of

blindness followedby Glaucoma, AgeRelated MacularDegeneration &Corneal Opacity

3 MillionChildren areeither blind or

visuallyimpaired

Pakistan is sufferingfrom a virtual diabeticepidemic with around

17% of the adult population(35 million) suffering from it.30% of patients who haveuncontrolled diabetes will

develop diabeticretinopathy, an irreversible

blinding disease

Refractive Errors& Cataract are themain causes ofimpaired vision

Blindness & Impaired Vision: A Major Public Health Problem

Blind: 2 millionof which 51%are women

Impaired Vision:21 million

As a consequence11% of our

population suffersfrom blindness orimpaired vision

The major cause ofthis is the inadequatespend on health by the

Government: 0.49% of GDP

versus a minimumrequirement of 5%

Our network of 75 facilities - 19 hospitals,

52 primary eye careclinics & 4 outreachcentres - cover 68%of the population.

LRBT is the backbone of eyecare in Pakistan treating

over 3 million patients everyyear. This is 36 % of all eyepatients visiting hospitals orclinics for treatment which

makes us the largestprovider of eye care not onlyin Pakistan but in the world.

In the 33 years of our existencewe have treated

39 millionpatients free of cost.

LRBT: the backbone of Eye care in Pakistan

To deal with this criticalpublic health issue, wehave in the last 15 years,not only expanded ourfootprint with a newhospital being opened

every 15 months but alsoexpanded 11 of our existinghospitals as well as therange of eye diseases

being treated.

We coverthe entire

range of eyediseases

� Refractive Errors

� Cataract Surgeries

� Glaucoma

� Corneal Transplants

� Age Related MacularDegeneration

� Diabetic Retinopathy

� Vitreo retinal surgeries

� Laser Procedures

� Squint

VLRBT is committed to creating a better Pakistan by preventingthe suffering caused by blindness and other eye ailments. To thisend it will provide state of the art comprehensive free eye-carefor the poor across Pakistan, in keeping with its tradition ofexcellence, efficiency and compassion for all.

No man/woman or child should go blind justbecause they cannot afford the treatment.

Established the Layton rahmatulla Benevolent

trust in 1984, laying down an inspiring vision,

an audacious mission and 4 founding values.

Graham Layton and

Zaka rahmatuLLa

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F ounding principlesAll treatment at LRBT should be totally free for thepoor so that no man, woman or child becomes blindjust because they cannot afford the treatment.

Treatment should be appropriate, state-of-the-art.Charity should not mean second-rate treatment.

There should be no discrimination due to gender,caste, ethnicity, language, religion or sect.

Patients should be treated with compassion and dignity.

A series of catastrophes reduced Mubasher’s family tovirtual starvation. His father was diagnosed with kidneyproblems and lost his job due to his deterioratinghealth; his mother was asthmatic and often fell sick.There was suddenly no bread earner. His grandfatherwho had retired started supporting their family by

running a scrap material cart. But it was not enough for afamily of 6. Being the eldest Mubasher felt duty bound to

help augment the family income so he switched to theafternoon shift in his charity run vocational institute and took up a job as atrainer in a small driving school in the locality in the morning.

Unfortunately his troubles had not ended: his vision became hazy. On histeacher’s advice he consulted an ophthalmologist who told him that hewas suffering from Keratoconus in both eyes and needed corneaimplants. The cost was Rs 300,000. He was devastated to hear the newsas this was beyond his ability to raise. He had to share this with his familyas he was the only hope for their future and the key earner for his ailingparents and young siblings. All their hopes had suddenly shattered. Hedropped out from the institute and started getting serious warnings fromhis workplace. Mubasher shared his medical condition with his employerand requested assistance. The employer took him & his grandfather toLRBT where the head of the cornea subspeciality confirmed thediagnosis but advised that due to dearth of corneas in Pakistan and non-availability of local donors he would have to wait until cornea tissues werearranged. After an agonizing wait & fervent prayers they heard the goodnews that APPNA, the Association of Physicians of Pakistani descent inAmerica were donating corneas. His parents couldn’t believe their ears aswith passing time their distress and poverty had increased.

Mubasher had a successful corneal transplant in the right eye and will bereturning in future for the same operation in his left eye. Hope was onceagain in the air. The clouds of despair had lifted thanks to LRBT and itsfree services for the poor as there is no other institution in the countrywhich could have given them such complicated and expensive medicaltreatment free.

Mubasher19 years, Keratoplasty

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Meherman a 6 year old girl from Nushki a village nearQuetta had been facing eye issues since she was 4.Youngest of the 4 siblings she was the most pamperedand the apple of her parent’s eyes. Her father KaramKhan a daily wage earner and the only bread winnerfor a family of 7 members was very concerned abouthis daughter’s eye ailment but could not gather enough

funds to take her to a specialized facility. Randomhakeem’s, neighborhood doctors and their medications

resulted in exhausting their meagre saving as well as the loanthey took. Seeing his daughter’s pain, Karam Khan was extremelydistressed and felt totally helpless for not being able to get his daughtertreated. He was on the verge of nervous breakdown when his and thefamily’s prayers were answered. His uncle visiting from Quetta seeingMeherman’s condition offered to take them along and get Mehermantreated at LRBT Quetta. Upon hearing the good news, her poor mother’sface started glowing with happiness. Meherman had almost lost vision inher right eye due to a retinal problem. After initial examination the doctorreferred her to LRBT’s Tertiary hospital in Karachi specialized in Retinaland other eye diseases where poor patients were treated free of cost.

Her parents sold the only asset they had; her mother’s weddingornaments so they could travel to Karachi. After preliminary examinationshe was diagnosed as a case of perforation with severe eye infectionwhich was likely to result in total loss of eye. She was immediatelyadmitted as an emergency case and her retinal surgery (MIVS) wascarried out under general anesthesia. Thanks to the doctor’s expertise notonly the integrity of the eye ball was salvaged and at the same time partialvisual recovery was achieved. If this timely surgery had not taken placeshe could have faced complications such as glaucoma. Her eye wouldhave started to shrink too and would be disfigured for life.

Meherman with her eye saved has gone back to her village. Her father hadtears in his eyes while leaving LRBT, giving heartfelt thanks to everyone forsaving his daughter's vision for free.

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MehermanQuetta, MIVS

(Micro incision vitrectomy surgery)

8 Years old Kehkashan, a student of 2nd grade, is theyounger of the two female siblings in a family of 6. Her father is blind having lost his vision due to bilateralglaucoma a few years ago. Her mother, the solebreadwinner, works in a garment factory in Landhi andresides in a rented house.

Kehkashan, since childhood had bilateral developmentalcataracts. She was operated in a local clinic early in her life

but it was unsuccessful: loss of vision in her left eye and partial recoveryin her right eye. When she was 6 years old she suffered a second setback as the vision in her precious only eye deteriorated further. Hermother was desperate to find a cure for her young daughter. She hadnobody to turn too but luckily she saw a ray of light when a visitingmedical team of LRBT who used to come for annual eye checkup of thefactory employees informed her that LRBT Korangi Hospital is a freestate of the art hospital and will be able to treat her daughter.

Kehkashan visited LRBT Korangi with her mother where she wasdiagnosed as a case of retinal detachment and was operated on anemergency basis. 6 months later silicone oil was removed and there wascomplete visual recovery. Presently she is under regular monitoring andtreatment through anti-glaucoma medications free of cost for thesecondary glaucoma which had developed after her cataract surgery inearly childhood.

Kehkashan is happy to be back at school as she is now able to see withher right eye. Her mother was all praises for the LRBT team who salvagedand saved the eyesight of her young daughter, completely free of cost.

Kehkashan8 years old, Glaucoma

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Razia, 45, is wife of a rickshaw driver. Her life has neverbeen a bed of roses. Struggles and challenges havealways been her lot. Her husband’s rickshaw got stolenand since that was their only means of livelihood, thefamily became dependent on loans. Her husbandstarted driving a friend’s rickshaw at night to survive.

But the few hours at night could not raise enough moneyfor the family to afford basic needs. He barely earned

enough to pay the rent and put food on the table for the family.

They had no children so Razia thought of ways to help her husband andimprove their financial condition. Razia tried her hands on many things butas she was not educated and had no skills, it was tough. One of the manythings she tried was making envelopes from old newspapers which got apositive response and she started selling them to a stationery store in thenearby market. Happy days had just started when she started feeling thather vision was failing, it became a concern for the entire family as not onlyhouse chores were her responsibility but her small contribution also madea huge difference in the living condition of the household. Her work alsohad picked up and she got orders for newspaper bags as well, but due toher eyes she was unable to concentrate and deliver on time.

As always for the poor in our country cost of treatment is the challenge.After finding about LRBT and its free services she visited with herhusband and was diagnosed with cataract. She got her sight back as hercataracts were treated a month apart and her vision was restored free ofcost. This gift has given her and her family a new lease on life.

Thank you, LRBT!

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Razia45 years old, Cataract

Munir, aged 20 lives in Surjani Town, a suburb of Karachi.His father drives a rented rickshaw which is the mainsource of income for the family. Seeing his fatherstruggle hard and stressing himself with overwork at hisage, Munir dropped out of vocational school and startedworking. He could not bear to see his mother struggleon a daily basis to measure the food while giving to each

child and many a times there was no food left for hisparents. Munir started working as a junior technician at a

generator sales and repair shop. He was an honest andhardworking boy and soon got the hang of his work. He would work doubleshifts to earn more and could see the difference his earnings brought tohis family. They were sad to see that he had to give up his education but atthe same time were happy to live better days.

One day while attending to a complaint an electric spark went into his eyeand he went blank for a few seconds. The eye was burning and to cool ithe washed it with cold water. Despite the pain he left it unattended. Hismother pointed out that the redness was becoming worse and he mustsee a doctor. But he ignored it knowing well he could not afford it. One daywhile returning from a call near North Karachi he passed by LRBT’s NorthKarachi Free Eye Hospital and he could hear his mother’s plea ringing inhis ears. He felt an unseen force making him enter the hospital.

In OPD the doctor examined him and advised him immediate cataractsurgery. He was given some pre-surgery eye drops and a date of surgery.He was also advised complete rest in the meantime as his nature of workcould worsen the situation. Lying at home he couldn’t bear the thought ofthe old days returning where there was dearth of food and his parentshaving sleepless nights due to poverty. He prayed to God to make him wellagain. He fought with himself to keep away from work during this time as itwould have adverse effects in the long run.

After two weeks of complete rest and free medications from LRBT his eyewas ready to get operated. His successful surgery and post-operative caremade his eye healthy again and he was finally able to resume work. Hisfamily’s ordeal was over and Munir is back at work with even more energy.As he owes his happiness to LRBT, he ensures to put Rs 50 or Rs.100 inLRBT donation box whenever he gets a call and passes from Korangi orNorth Karachi hospitals.

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Munir20 years old, Cataract

24 Achievements

26 Chairman’s Report

27 Review of Operations

36 Appointments/Workshops/Conferences/Seminars

38 Visitors

40 Trustees & Committees

42 Major benefactors

43 Donors of LRBT

51 Honorary Consultants

52 Acknowledgements

53 Report of Trustees of the Graham Layton Trust

55 LRBT USA

55 LRB Foundation Canada

56 Financial Highlights for 2017-18

58 Donations & Contributions 2017-18

59 Expenditure 2017-18

60 Estimated Receipts & Payments from July 2017 to June 2018

61 Cumulative OPD Growth

62 Cumulative Surgeries Growth

63 Best Corrected Visual AcuityPost Cataract Surgery for 2017-18

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Her mother rushed over and saw bloodcoming out of Rimsha’s right eye.Panicked, they immediately took her tothe nearest hospital where she wasgiven stitches to stop the bleeding.Rimsha’s eye was red for a couple ofweeks after the accident and she wasprescribed eye drops. It appeared tobe improving but with time a white spotstarted to form on her cornea. Herfather, Zahoor Ahmed, a helper in afactory showed her at the best eyeclinics that he could afford on hismeager salary but Rimsha’s eyecondition did not improve. With anotheryoung child to support and rent to payRimsha’s father could only do somuch. Young Rimsha was devastated,she had big dreams for a 9 year old

and her greatest desire was to dosomething for Pakistan. Seeing hercondition one of the teachers at herschool told them about LRBT Primaryeye care center at Arain WelfareHospital. Rimsha went for a checkupand was diagnosed with cornealopacity, she was referred to LRBTKorangi hospital and after a couple ofmonths wait, a cornea was availableand she had penetrating keratoplastydone on her right eye

Rimsha’s parents were ecstatic, theirordeal was finally over and little Rimshacould see again. Overcome with emotionthey thanked LRBT and its donors forgiving their little girl the chance to lead afulfilling life once again.

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39th Millionthpatient in June 2018You will be pleased to learn that LRBT has recentlytreated its 39 millionth patient – 9 year oldRimsha. Rimsha can clearly visualize the day shehurt her eye, the excruciating pain she felt whenshe tripped and fell on the road 6 years ago. Just 3at the time she slipped and lost her footing, in theblink of an eye she was wailing in pain.

3millionpatients visited our 75facilities – a growth of 4%over the previous year

273,296 major & minor surgerieswere performed. Majorsurgeries grew by 2% overthe previous year.

457Corneal transplants wereconducted - a growth of 63%

186millionwas invested in the latestequipment to deliver state ofthe art treatment to ourpatients most of whom livebelow the poverty line.

57Refractionists, ophthalmic andoperation theatre techniciansare undergoing training atLRBT’s School of OphthalmicParamedicine-a growth of 63%

52doctors are enrolled in theLRBT’s post graduate trainingprogramme in Ophthalmologywhich is the largestprogramme in the country.

Awarded Certificate ofExcellence for the fourth yearrunning by the ManagementAssociation of Pakistan in theNPO/NGO category.

16,083retinal procedures wereperformed a growth of15 % over last year. Thisincluded 14,090 patientswho were treated withAvastin for Age RelatedMacular Degeneration andDiabetic Retinopathy.

35,677laser procedureswere carried out – agrowth of 13%.

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We are now addressing new challenges which have appeared in eye health in

Pakistan. With diabetes assuming frightening proportion: 17 % of the population and

as 30 % of people who have uncontrolled diabetics will develop Diabetic Retinopathy

an irreversible blinding disease, we are taking measures to provide treatment as usual

free of cost for the poor. 10 of our hospitals have Medical retina clinics and 16

hospitals provide laser treatment.

The growth of patient volume and the addition of new sub-specialties in our Korangi

Centre of Excellence necessitates an expansion of the Hospital. Ms Khurshid Bhaimia

one of our loyal donors who had earlier funded the construction of the 2nd Floor of the

old Building and the building of the OPD complex has agreed to fund an additional floor

on top of the OPD complex. Construction will commence next year after necessary

building approvals. We are also considering rebuilding our Mandra Hospital as well as

finding a suitable amenity plot for making a purpose built hospital in the North of Karachi,

as despite the recent expansion our current hospital is unlikely to be able to cater to the

expected growth in patient traffic in the medium term.

The major upgradation of equipment continued to ensure that our patients, despite being

treated free, get state of the art treatment and we spent Rs 186 Million on it. Our

Hospitals especially our Centres of Excellence – Korangi & Lahore Kot Lakhpat have

equipment which very few eye hospitals in UK and US possess.

State of the art equipment is only one necessary condition for high quality treatment, the

other & perhaps more important one is staff training & skills development. We lay great

stress on this with continuous medical education programmes for both doctors and

paramedics. We also run the largest post graduate training programme in Pakistan in

ophthalmology for doctors at our 2 Tertiary Hospitals in Karachi & Lahore & Certificate &

Diploma courses for paramedics at Karachi. As a consequence our surgical outcomes

continue to exceed the WHO/ICEH bench marks by 7 percentage points.

Finally I would like to thank our generous donors without whom 39 million patients that

we have treated so far in our journey of 33 years would be suffering a life of darkness

and despair. We would also like express our gratitude to our volunteers, the media and

our staff whose devotion and dedication has made LRBT the largest provider of eye

care in the world.

OPD VISITS / SURGERIESDuring the year ending June 2018, 3 million patients visited our 19 hospitals and 56Community Eye Health Centers, a growth of 4% over the previous year. During the sameperiod 273,296 major & minor surgeries were performed. Growth in major surgeries was 2%over last year. Cataract, which is the leading cause of curable blindness constituted 90% ofmajor surgeries. Other surgeries included vitreo-retinal procedures, Trabulectomy, Corneatransplants, DCR, Squint etc.

16,083 retinal procedures were performed a growth of 15 % over last year. This included14,090 patients who were treated with Avastin for Age Related Macular Degeneration andDiabetic Retinopathy. 35,677 laser procedures were also performed- a growth of 13% over theprevious year. 457 corneas were transplanted at our Lahore Tertiary, Korangi Tertiary andQuetta Hospitals - a growth of 63 % over last year.

We remain the biggest provider of Cataract, Vitreo-retinal and Corneal transplant surgeries forthe poor people in the country.

In our aim to ensure the highest quality of surgical care we regularly evaluate ourselves againstthe WHO/ICEH benchmark for good cataract surgery. This is expressed in terms of visualoutcomes. In 2017/18 we were 7 percentage points higher than the benchmark.

EXPENSESOur operating expenses during the year were Rs. 1,105 million being 13.7% above last year. Mainreasons for this increase were annual salary increases, additional employment for operational needs,growth in patient visits to OPD and major surgeries and repair and maintenance of buildings andequipment. These increases were partly offset by reduction in fund raising activities and exchange losson foreign currency bank accounts respectively. Capital Expenditure during the year was 227 million,77% higher than last year mainly on medical equipment and building due to upgradation of VR (VitreoRetinal) unit at Korangi and expansions in hospital buildings at North Karachi & Khanewal. Ouroverhead expenses remained 4.64% of operating expenses and are among the lowest in the world.

EXPANSION OF CAPACITYEXISTING

LAR (MULTAN)The last segment of the project involving construction of a surgical complex with all its alliedservices was completed in December last year. Additionally, for the comfort of the patients, awalkway was built and a lift was also installed. The entire project has been funded by a UAEbased donor who had earlier also sponsored the renovation and expansion of Gambat andKhanewal Hospitals.

KHANEWALAdditional capacity to provide for the increase in the number of patients requiring surgery at thefacility was completed as planned in the fourth quarter of last year. There are now twoOperation theatres of which one will be used exclusively for a vitreo retinal unit that is being set

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MAJOR EQUIPMENT PURCHASEDDuring the Period from 1st July 2017 to 30th June 2018 (Except Lahore).

1 Operation Microscope, OMS-90 7

2 Operation Microscope with ULTRAHD, OCT, LEICA 1

3 Phacoemulsifier Pulsar 10

4 Constellation Machine 1

5 Laureate System 1

6 Retcam-3 Wide Field Digital Imaging System 1

7 FFA/Fundus Retinal Camera Imaging System 1

8 Stereo Co-Observation Attachment 1

9 OCT Multi Modality Imaging Spectral Domain 1

10 Tonopen 1

11 Visual Field Analyzer 1

12 Yag Laser 1

13 AB-Scan 1

14 A-Scan 1

15 Photocaogulator 1

16 Lensometer 3

17 Cryo Unit (Cryomatic MK-II) 2

18 B.P. Monitor 1

19 Tonoref-III (Combo Equipment) 14

20 Slit Lamp 2

21 Wall Mount Transformer with Ophthalmoscope/Retinoscope 14

22 Hand Held Ophthalmoscope/Retinoscope 2

23 Autoclave Double Chamber 12

24 Keratometer 1

up there. This project is being sponsored by the same generous donor who had financiallysupported its earlier major expansion and new ophthalmic equipment.

NORTH KARACHISpace constraints required that we optimize the limited available area so that all plannedactivity including sub specialty clinics and a large operation theatre could also be housed withall the required allied services. This was necessitated due to the significant increase in thenumber of people visiting this hospital. This project was completed in February this year,without having to suspend hospital work at all.

KORANGILRBT had been contemplating for some time to upgrade its Vitreo retinal unit and alliedservices and acquire the latest technology / state of the art equipment so that quality eye caremay be provided to the needy and poor. We are extremely grateful to Amreli Steels Ltd for theirmagnificent generosity in funding the entire project. As planned, civil work was undertaken atthe beginning of the Holy month as surgical activity is comparatively reduced during thisperiod. The project is presently underway and is expected to complete by mid-July followingwhich it will become fully operational.

CHINIOTA purpose built Hospital located at the outskirts of Chiniot on the Chiniot/Jhang Road to replacethe current temporary facility is fast nearing completion. Civil work is expected to complete byend March 2019. The new 50 bedded facility is expected to become operational in April.

NEW HOSPITALS

RAHIM YAR KHANThere is a gap of about 500 kilometers between our Hospitals at Lar and Gambat making itdifficult for patients who have to traverse long distances to reach our Hospitals. It had beenLRBT’s long term plan to build a Hospital at Rahim Yar Khan District to address this issue. Thisregion has high prevalence of poverty. LRBT is being financially supported by a generousdonor who is providing us land, entire construction of the Hospital and operating expenses forfive years. Groundbreaking is planned to take place in the first quarter of 2019.

SOPHISTICATED EQUIPMENT The following state of the art equipment was provided to our various Hospitals to enable ourdoctors to provide quality eye care to the poor people who visit them ensuring that freetreatment does not mean second rate treatment.

Sr. Summary Items Qty.

REACHING OUT23 Free Eye screening camps were conducted as below:

S. No Location LRBT Hospital Total Camps Collaboration

1. JacobabadGambat

1 APPNA

2. Larkana 1 Parco Pearl Gas Company

3. KabirwalaKhanewal

1

4. Vehari 1APPNA

5. Achar Salar Goth Bin Qasim 1

6. Baba Island 1 LOTTE Chemical Pak Ltd.

7. Dhabeji 1

8. Dhaeji 1 Orient Energy System (Pvt.) Ltd.

9. Haji Jangi Khan Goth, Engro Polymers &Ghaghar Phattak

Korangi

1 Chemicals Ltd

10. Kemari 1 Shell Pakistan

11. Mamoon Goth, Ghaghar Phattak 1 LOTTE Chemical Pak Ltd.

12. Moin Khan Academy 1 HASCOL

13. Soomar Goth, Bin Qasim Town 1 LOTTE Chemical Pak Ltd.

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S. No Location LRBT Hospital Total Camps Collaboration

14. MCH (Sheikhpura / Lahore) Lahore Multan 1 Shell Pakistan

15. Lalpir 1 Lalpir AES

16. MHK (Muzaffargarh/Kot Addu) Lar Multan 1 Shell Pakistan

17. Qasba Gujrat, Muirabad 1 APPNA

18. Lehrdi Sohawa 1 Shahzad Yaseen Foundation (SYF)

19. Rawalakot Eye Camp Mandra 1 Parco Pearl Gas Company

20. Shell Terminal Rawalpindi 1 Shell Pakistan

21. Al-Mustafa Trust Medical Centre Goth Nabi Baksh

Rashidabad1 Muhammad Shafi Trust

22. Bhatai Welfare Hospital Mirpur Khas 1 Bhatai Welfare Hospital

23. Khoski Tando Bago 1 APPNA

Total Camps 23

CORNEAL DISEASES Corneal diseases are the fourth biggest cause of blindness. There is therefore a high demandfor cornea tissue and demand exceeds supply. The shortage is the result in general of thereluctance of the people to donate their organs after death (only 6 people have donated theirCornea) despite there being no bar in our religion.

Renowned National and International Islamic scholars and Mufti’s agree that organ donation ispermissible in Islam so long as the donation will not lead to the death or harm the donor:

LOCAL ISLAMIC AUTHORITIES ON ORGAN DONATIONIn an Islamic conference held at the ‘Sheikh Zayed Islamic Centre’, University of Karachi, lastyear, all the ulema – from every school of thought – gathered to discuss deceased organdonation. All the ulema agreed, and were on one page that as per need, organ transplantationis allowed and legitimate in Islam. They also agreed that deceased organ donation was entirelyin accordance with Islamic principles.

MUFTI MUNIB UR REHMAN“As per human needs organ transplantation is allowed and legitimate in Islam.”

“The best human being is the one who serves the most humanity and saving lives throughtransplantation is great service to humanity”

DR ABUL KHAIR MOHAMMAD ZUBAIR, PRESIDENT – JAMIAT-I-ULEMA PAKISTAN-NOORANI“Charity was the deed of prophets and organ transplantation is the greatest charity to savehuman lives. Saving lives can never be against Islam”

ALLAMA BABAR ZAIDI“The matter is need of the hour and organ transplants need to be used widespread in order tosave lives”

MUFTI MOHAMMAD IBRAHIM, A CII MEMBER FROM SUKKUR“Islam promoted conveniences and Shariah allowed transplantation when one needed that forsurvival.”

INTERNATIONAL AUTHORITIES ON ORGAN DONATION

HIGHEST COUNCIL OF SCHOLARS, RIYADH“It is permissible to transfer whole or part of organs from a deceased to another person, if theneed for such a transplant is critical. Live organ donation is also allowed if the recipient is inurgent need of the organ.”

FATWA OF MUFTI OF EGYPT, DR MUHAMMAD SYED TANTAWI“Live organ donations are permissible by consensus of jurists, whether the recipient be hisrelative or a stranger, as long as such a donation is considered to be of benefit by a trusteddoctor…[Taking organs from the body of a dead person to transplant to someone who needs it,whether to save his life or to cure him, is permissible, and this ruling is [also] based onconsensus of jurists.”

FATWA COMMITTEE OF KUWAIT“If an organ to be transplanted is taken from a deceased person, the ruling is that such atransplant is permissible, no matter whether the intention for the transplant by the donor wasmade in the form of a will by the deceased or otherwise. This is based on exigency (darurah),such as saving a life, that transforms what is originally forbidden into a state of permissibility.Thus, organ transplants are permissible, as long as there is an urgent need for it.

FATWA OF DR YUSUF AL-QARADHAWI“Someone who wishes to alleviate another human’s suffering, such as kidney disease, bydonating one of his healthy kidneys, is allowed to do so in Islamic law. [I]n fact, it is consideredto be a good act and the donor will be duly rewarded. This is based on a Prophetic tradition inwhich the Prophet p.b.u.h. is reported to have said that those who show kindness on earth willreceive God’s mercy and kindness. On this, I am of the opinion that there is no prohibition fromdonating an organ or body part to someone who needs it to cure him/her, and to replacehis/her non-functioning organ, such as the kidney or heart etc. with the intent of giving charity.And this is considered to be a continual (jariah) donation, and the rewards for the donorcontinues to be accrued for as long as there are those who benefit from it.

FATWA OF THE NATIONAL FATWA COUNCIL OF MALAYSIACadaveric transplant of the eye and heart is permissible if the following conditions are observed:

� In the case of extreme need and exigency, in which the life of the receiver depends on thatorgan, and there is sufficient evidence that the transplant process will be successful.

� In the case of heart transplantation, the death of the donor must be determined before thetransplant can be performed. Proper action must be undertaken to ensure that there is nokilling and trading of organs involved.

CONSENSUS:Organ donation is allowed under the following conditions

1. Health of donor should not be affected/ Body should not be disfigured2. It should not be done for monetary gains3. Major health and life benefit to the organ recipient

The consequence of hesitancy on part of Pakistanis is that corneal tissue has to be importedfrom abroad mainly the USA and Sri Lanka.

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We have for the last 6 years started a campaign to raise awareness of the seriousness of theproblem. Awareness was spread through our participation at school, colleges and universitiesthrough lectures and presentations. At the Coke Fest and Eid Souk, we setup stalls where peoplecould come and register as donors. In collaboration with Karachi airport Lions club LRBT waspledged 300 corneas for 2017 which were successfully grafted. A will signing ceremony was alsoorganised with Karachi Airport LIons the aim was to encourage people to donate their Corneaand other organs after their demise. These donations will give a new lease of life to patientsafflicted with corneal, kidney & liver diseases. During our various campaigns we contacted morethan 5000 people of which only 150 signed the donation pledge.

From July 2017 to June 2018 LRBT was able to perform 453 corneal transplant surgeries. The major provider of Corneal Tissue for the surgeries were Karachi Airport Lions Club &APPNA (Association of Physicians of Pakistan descent in North America).

FUNDRAISING INITIATIVESWORLD GLAUCOMA WEEK 2018World Glaucoma week aims to create awareness about Glaucoma - a silent blinding diseasethat without warning or obvious symptoms to the patient gradually worsens and leads to visualdamage and in some cases blindness, if not treated. It requires to be managed through earlydetection, regular medication and constant monitoring.

On World Glaucoma Day, LRBT raised awareness about this irreversible disease on socialmedia and LRBT Quetta held an awareness session at the hospital amongst men, women andchildren to educate them and to inform them that treatment for this as well other eye ailmentsis absolutely free for the poor at all our 19 hospitals across Pakistan.

RAMADAN CAMPAIGN 2018LRBT’s Annual Ramadan Campaign 2018 started with an integrated TVC, Print, Radio, Outdoor,BTL and Social Media Campaign. The campaign’s aim was to highlight the plight of the poor blindpeople of Pakistan and raise awareness in the larger community.

LRBT – YAYVO (TCS) PARTNERSHIP IN RAMZAN Yayvo extended assistance to LRBT this Ramzan to deliver change in the lives of millions ofvisually impaired Pakistanis. As part of our Ramadan campaign we partnered with Yayvo, thelargest online shopping site in Pakistan. Yayvo through its online ordering system collectedZakat and donations for LRBT and helped further our cause by giving donors an additionalconvenient medium to make their Donations and Zakat reach us.

LRBT – EFU PARTNERSHIP IN RAMZANEFU partnered with LRBT in Ramadan, for a period of one week, by sharing LRBT’s patientpictures and videos with its Facebook followers. For every like, comment and share Rs.10 wasdonated to LRBT. This campaign was supported by videos of celebrities talking about LRBT’saccomplishments aimed at increasing awareness in addition to raising funds for the cause.

PSO SUPPORTS LRBT Pakistan State Oil (PSO), the largest oil marketing company of the country has generously fundedthe state of the art Fundus Camera Spectralis OCT plus HRA a diagnostic tool for diabeticretinopathy ARMD & congenital retinal diseases. They have also funded the refurbishment of theLRBT Korangi Hospital Pediatric unit. A small ceremony was held on 4th May 2018 at PSO housefor handing over the donations. We are extremely grateful to them for their continuous support.

IMMORTAL MELODIES BY TINA SANILRBT’s musical fundraiser “Immortal melodies by Tina Sani” was held on 14th April 2018 atIndus Valley School of Art and Architecture. It was a full house event and a massive hit amongstthe audience who enjoyed listening to the immortal kalams of Faiz, Faraz and Iqbal by themusical maestra. The event also had a classical dance performance by Ms. Suhaee Abro.

LRBT GOLF TOURNAMENT 2017LRBT held its first charity golf tournament at Karachi Golf Club on 10th December 2017. 21teams were playing for LRBT’s mission of fighting blindness in Pakistan by giving the gift ofsight to the poor.

The Title Sponsor was Engro Corporation and there were 11 co-sponsors The décor and theflawless execution of the tournament and the prize distribution ceremony was highlyappreciated by the participants. The prizes were given to the winning teams and individuals byMr. Ghias Khan, President Engro Corp, Mr. Hussain Abdullah Haroon, Vice President KarachiGolf Club and Mr. Najmus Saquib Hameed, Chairman LRBT. The wining team was from JubileeInsurance while the entrants representing Engro Corporation were runners up in the eventwhich was also the title sponsor of the tournament.

LRBT VOLUNTEER PROGRAM The official youth volunteer platform LRBT Sitaray was launched in February 2018. Thisinitiative aims to encourage the youth to play their part in the betterment of the lives of the poorblind and visually impaired people of our country. We have had an overwhelming response withvolunteers signing up from all parts of the country. LRBT Sitaray will undoubtedly play anintegral part in helping us achieve our mission of “no man, woman or child should go blindsimply because they cannot afford the treatment.”

To become a part of the LRBT Sitaray team you can sign up at: https://www.lrbt.org.pk/volunteers

GLT – UK � Basak Kotler a resident of UK has raised £2,400 for the Graham Layton Trust, in aid of freeeye care for the poor in Pakistan. She completed the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge,climbing the three peaks in one day. The route was 24 miles long and the cumulativeelevation is 5,200 feet, so it’s like climbing about 500 floors of a building!

Despite tough weather conditions she persevered and the only thing that kept her going wassheer willpower and the promise she had made to all the people who had supported herselected charity, the Graham Layton Trust.

� Imperial College Pakistan Students Society donated £1000, to GLT in August 2017for School’sEye Screening Camp that were conducted by LRBT in which 4 schools in Mandra Districtparticipated in September and over 1000 pupils were screened.

LRBT - USAMr. Rupani hosted an event in Houston, USA on 28th June to introduce LRBT to the Pakistanicommunity. Mr. Najmus Saquib Hameed, Chairman LRBT, apprised the attendees on themilestones that LRBT has achieved in its 32-year history and plans for the future. It was a well-attended event with Ms. Aisha Farooqui, Consul General, Pakistan gracing the occasion as theguest of honor.

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The event received extensive local media coverage. Below is the newspaper clipping inPakistan News Houston.

WORLD SIGHT DAY (WSD) 2017An annual day of awareness about eye care is held every year in the month of Octoberthroughout the world to focus attention on blindness and vision impairment. LRBT activelyparticipated in celebrating this day through various activities:

LRBT KARACHIEvery year in Karachi, LRBT initiates a family festival with a variety of activities to createawareness for WSD. LRBT Ride for a Cause 2017 was held on 15th October 2017, inpartnership with DHA and groups comprising Critical Mass Karachi, Volkswagen Club ofPakistan, Karachi Moto, Pak Aerobatics and Karachi Run Forum.

Starting early Sunday morning with Team CMK leading a large group of cyclists rode in supportof LRBT around DHA Phase VIII, completing a ride of roughly 20 kms.

The day offered a host of unique activities like heavy bikes group lead by Karachi Moto, VintageCars display by Volkswagen Club of Pakistan, air show of model aircrafts by Pak Aerobatics’and running group by KRF.

The event was marked with variety of food, games and shopping stalls including variousbreakfast options, confectionery and other consumer goods.

LRBT QUETTALRBT Quetta celebrated WSD in various schools. Students, teachers and optometrists fromLRBT wore World Sight Day T-Shirts and Caps. Various activities were conducted in schoolssuch as painting competition, rally, signature campaign and speeches. The purpose was toraise awareness of the importance of getting eyes tested and have access to quality eye care.

HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

DOCTORS QUALIFICATIONS1. Dr. Chakar Tajwidi – Korangi Hospital FCPS2. Dr. Faizan Ahmed Khan – Korangi Hospital FCPS3. Dr. Sidra Saeed – Korangi Hospital FCPS4. Dr. Mazhar Ali – Korangi Hospital FCPS5. Dr. Syed Muhammad Saad – Korangi Hospital FCPS6. Dr. Waqas Zaheer – Lahore (Kot Lakhpat) Hospital FCPS7. Dr. Junaid Hanif – Lahore (Kot Lakhpat) Hospital FCPS8. Dr. Saddaf Hamd Khan – Lahore (Kot Lakhpat) Hospital FCPS9. Dr. Muhammad Awaid Abid – Lahore (Kot Lakhpat) Hospital IMM Exam10. Dr. Omer Hanif Janjua – Lahore (Kot Lakhpat) Hospital IMM Exam11. Dr. Mansoor Ali – Lahore (Kot Lakhpat) Hospital IMM Exam12. Dr. Sikandar Ejaz – Lahore (Kot Lakhpat) Hospital IMM Exam13. Dr. Bilal Hayat – Lahore (Kot Lakhpat) Hospital IMM Exam14. Dr. Fahad Hussain Akram – Lahore (Kot Lakhpat) Hospital IMM Exam15. Dr. Umer Farooq – Lahore (Kot Lakhpat) Hospital IMM Exam

At present 41 FCPS and 11 MCPS trainees are undergoing postgraduate training.

CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION25 of our doctors at the Tertiary Hospital, Korangi are presently undergoing various types ofprocedural training.

TRAINING & DEVELOPMENTLRBT SCHOOL OF OPHTHALMIC PARAMEDICINESession 2018: Process for enrollment of students under Sindh Medical Faculty/ Jinnah MedicalCollege Hospital (JMCH) for Ophthalmic Technician, Ophthalmic Operating Theatre (OT)Technician & Refractionist Course is underway. At present 57 students are undergoing variousparamedical courses at LRBT School Korangi

Session 2017: Sindh domiciled students completed their academic session and appeared in thefinal examination. Their results are expected soon.

REFRESHER COURSES22 Ophthalmic / OT Technicians/Refractionists from our various Hospitals attended refreshertraining at Korangi Hospital while 53 from other northern region Hospitals attended refreshertraining at the Mandra Hospital. This training is planned every year during Ramzan whensurgical activity is low.

OTHER TRAINING PROGRAMMESDr. Mahwash A. Khan from our Korangi Hospital attended a short course in International EyeHealth at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK from 3rd to 7th July 2017.

Dr. Mubarak Ali from our Mansehra Hospital attended Phaco training at our Mandra Hospitalfrom 21st June to 8th July 2017.

Dr. Khalid Masood Ashraf from our Mandra Hospital underwent 3 months Glaucoma training atQueen Victoria Hospital, West Sussex, UK from 1st September to 30th November 2017.Laterfrom 22nd January 2018, he was enrolled for a one-year VR training at Al Shifa Trust EyeHospital, Rawalpindi.

Dr. Sohaib Abbas from our Lahore Multan Road Hospital has undergone six monthsObservership programme in Retina/Uveitis Ophthalmology in John A. Morgan Eye Centre,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, USA from 4th January 2018.

Dr. Owais Ahmed Khan from our North Karachi Hospital attended surgical training at ourKorangi Hospital from 6th to 24th February 2018

Drs’. Jibran Khalil and Musawer Javed from our Mansehra Hospital underwent ECCE trainingat our Akora Khattak and Mandra Hospitals while Dr. Mohsin attended SICS training at theShahpur Hospital.

Drs’. Mazhar Ali and Rizwana Imran Memon from our Gambat Hospital attended Argon Lasertraining at our Korangi Hospital.

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APPOINTMENTSFollowing doctors from our Korangi Hospital delivered lectures for MBBS-IV (Batch # 18) atJinnah Medical & Dental College, Karachi:

a. Dr. Syed Fawad Rizvi delivered a lecture on Diabetic Retinopathy on 30th November 2017& Refractive Errors on 1st December 2017.

b. Dr. Syed Aisha Bukhari delivered a lecture on Glaucoma (Types / Causes) on 9thNovember 2017 & Glaucoma Management on 16th November 2017.

c. Dr. Burhan Abdul Majid delivered a lecture on Cataract (Classification / Causes) on 2ndNovember 2017.

d. Dr. Muhammad Abdullah Tufail Khan delivered a lecture on Cornea (Keratitis /Dystrophies & Degeneration) on 26th October 2017.

Dr. Syed Fawad Rizvi from our Korangi Hospital was appointed as Paper Setter for FCPS-II (VitreoRetinal Ophthalmology) Examination from 22nd to 23rd May 2018, Assessor for FCPS-II (VitreoRetinal Ophthalmology) Examination on 8th August 2017, Examiner for Clinical Examination VitreoRetinal Ophthalmology from 7th to 8th September 2017, FCPS-II (Ophthalmology) TOACS &Clinical Examination Session Oct-17 from 9th to 11th November 2017 and FCPS-II (TOACS &Clinical) & IMM (TOACS) Ophthalmology Examination Session Feb-18 from 5th to 7th March 2018at CPSP Karachi and as External Examiner for Semester VII MBBS (2014) at Jinnah MedicalCollege Hospital from 17th to 20th March 2018. Later he was appointed as Speaker at BhurbanConference 2018 from 27th to 28th April 2018 at PC Hotel Bhurban.

Dr. Zeeshan Kamil from our Korangi Hospital was appointed as Invigilator for FCPS – II &MCPS Theory Examination on 26th July 2017 at PC Hotel, Karachi by CPSP, Observer forIMM (Ophthalmology) TOACS Examination Session Oct-17 on 14th December 2017 at CPSPKarachi and as External Examiner for Semester VII MBBS Examination on 26th September2017, 17th to 20th March 2018 and 9th May 2018 at Jinnah Medical College Hospital, Karachi.

WORKSHOPSDr. Mahwash A. Khan from our Korangi Hospital attended workshop on Inclusive Eye HealthModule for Eye Care Professionals at Faletti’s Hotel, Lahore from 25th to 29th September 2017.

13 participants including management members of Central Office, doctors and administratorsfrom Quetta, Shahpur, Akora Khattak and Mandra hospital attended Inception Workshop of theUK Aid Matching Grant Funded Project organized by Sightsavers at Hillview Hotel, Islamabadfrom 14th to 15th March 2018.

Drs’. Irfan Nake Akhtar, Tiabbah Saleem, Gulsanga Khan, Maryam Siddiqui, Zain UlMustafeen, Muhamamd Shahzeb Aslam, Mohsin Ali, Ammar Zahid Malik, Rochi Ram, HinaLoya, Zubaida Sirang, Mubarak Ali, Nusrat Azeem, Komalta Kumari, Faisal Murtaza and SyedUbaid Ullah attended skills development workshops at CPSP.

Appointments/Workshops/Conferences/Seminars

MEETINGSDr. S. Fawad Rizvi attended Academic Council Meeting on 10th April 2018 at Jinnah Medical CollegeHospital, Karachi.

Mr. Umar Ghafoor, CEO LRBT attended National Committee for Eye Health (NCEH) meeting in Lahorefrom 14th to 15th December 2017.

Drs’. S. Fawad Rizvi, Abdullah Khan, Zeeshan Kamil, Faisal Murtaza, Aisha Bokhari, Saima Amin, HinaLoya, Mehak Aijaz, Hunain Razzak, Najia Uzair and Lubna Feroz from our Korangi Hospital attendedClinical Meeting organized by Ophthalmological Society of Pakistan (OSP) at PC Hotel, Karachi on 28thJanuary 2018.

CONFERENCESDrs’. Faisal Murtaza from our Korangi Hospital, Muhamamd Saeed Khan from our Quetta Hospital,Zaheer Uddin Aqil Qazi, Amjad Saleem, Kashif Iqbal, Tariq Mehmood Qureshi, Jawad Bin Yamin Buttand Sara Riaz from Lahore (Kot Lakhpat) Hospital attended 33rd APAO Conference in conjunction withthe 29th Hong Kong Ophthalmological Symposium from 8th to 11th February 2018 in Hong Kong.

Drs’. Muhammad Saeed Khan from our Quetta Hospital, Khalid Masood Ashraf from our MandraHospital, Rana Fahad Ibraheem from our Khanewal hospital and Saqlain Sadiq from Lahore (KotLakhpat) Hospital attended Lahore Ophthalmic Conference from 8th to 10th December 2017 at PCHotel Lahore, wherein Dr. Rana Fahad Ibraheem made presentations on “Management of CombinedRetinal Detachment in Retinal Capillary Hemnagiona”.

Drs’. Syed Fawad Rizvi, Faisal Murtaza, Mahwash A. Khan from our Korangi hospital, Dr. Hina Amirfrom our North Karachi Hospital and Dr. Muhammad Saeed Khan from our Quetta Hospital attendedQuetta Congress at Serena Hotel, Quetta from16th to 17th September 2017.

Drs’. Zaheer Uddin Aqil Qazi, M. Yahya Farooq & Sara Riaz from Lahore (Kot Lakhpat) Hospitalattended 38th Karophth Conference in Karachi from 18th to 20th August 2017 wherein Dr. ZaheerUddin Aqil Qazi made two video presentations on “Complicated Cataract” & “Small pupil Cataract”while Dr. Sara Riaz made presentation on “Wound Construction in Parsplana Vitrectomy”.

Dr. S. Fawad Rizvi from our Korangi Hospital attended Ophthalmic Conference in Hong Kong from28th to 31st July 2017.

SEMINARSMr. Umar Ghafoor, CEO LRBT attended a Seminar on Japanese Government’s Grant Assistance forGrassroots Human Security Project (GGP) in Consulate General of Japan, Karachi on 28th March 2018.

RECOGNITION MAP Corporate Excellence Awards

Corporate Excellence Awards were instituted by Management Association of Pakistan in 1982 withthe sole aim to recognize and honor companies showing outstanding performance and demonstratingprogress and enlightened management practices. LRBT is proud to have won this award for the fourthtime consecutively in the ‘Not for Profit’ category. Chairman LRBT, Mr. Najmus Saquib Hameedaccepted the award at the ceremony held in Karachi.

LRBT Lahore (Multan Road) Hospital has been accredited by the CPSP for postgraduate training of doctorsin General Ophthalmology. The first batch of residents are expected to join for training in January 2019.

AWARD DISTRIBUTION CEREMONY 2016/17An Award Distribution Ceremony was held on 5th August 2017 at the Central Office to recognizethe employees for their best performance for FY 2016-17. CEO LRBT, Mr. Umar Ghafoor presentedthe awards.

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Sardar M. Ali Ayaz Sadiq A Senior Ophthalmologist and member of Pakistan Human Organ Transplant Authority Team LRBT Tertiary Lahore

Munawar Abbas Bukhari Assistant Commissioner, Lahore LRBT Tertiary Lahore

Faiza Qamar District Governor 2017-18, Rotary International. LRBT Tertiary Lahore

Hon. Mr. Moragaswewa President of Sri Lanka Eye Donation Society. LRBT Tertiary Lahore

Mr. Janath Saman Senior Manager Sri Lanka Eye Donation Society. LRBT Tertiary Lahore

Ms. Munazza Gillani Country Director - Sightsavers, Pakistan LRBT Quetta

Mr. Muhammad Bilal Program Manager - Sightsavers, Pakistan LRBT Quetta

Mr. Abdullah Syed Hasan Accounting Administrator, Human Concern International (HCI), Canada LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Dr. Ashchenaz M. Lal. Director-Christian Hospital Taxila LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Mr. Shakil Sabir Finance Manager-Christian Hospital Taxila LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Syed Fakhar Imam LRBT Trustee & Former Speaker National Assembly LRBT Quetta

Mr. Atif Godil Human Concern International (HCI), Montreal, Canada LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Ms. Mehwish Farooq Human Concern International (HCI), Montreal, Canada LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Ms. Deneb Sumbul Editorial Assistant – Newsline Magazine LRBT Tertiary Korangi

The following visited our tertiary and secondary hospitals during the period the under review:

Name Designation Hospital visited

Dr. Sarah Samuels In charge Diabetic Retinopathy Unit Christian Hospital Taxila. LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Yacoob Ali G. Zamindar LRBT TrusteeMr. Patrick Heller (Providence USA)Mr. Marcus Berger (Providence USA) LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Mr. Kate McCoy (Communication Sightsavers UK LRBT Mandra

Mr. Andrew McConnell (Photographer – Sightsavers UK) LRBT Mandra

Mr. Faraz Sharif Medical Students (President of LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Mr. Ammar Rehman Imperial Pakistan Society 2017/18)

Malik Zahoor Ahmed Senior Advisor Ministry of Food LRBT Quetta

Security & Research, Islamabad

Syed Fakhar Imam, LRBT Trustee & Former LRBT Quetta

Speaker National Assembly

Sheikh Imran ul Haq CEO - Pakistan State Oil LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Mr. Babar Hamid Choudhry Acting Chairman PSO CSR Trust / Trustee LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Mr. Amir Hayat Finance Manager - Sightsavers, Pakistan LRBT Shahpur Saddar

Mr. Muhammad Bilal Program Manager - Sightsavers, Pakistan LRBT Shahpur Saddar

Justice Naeem Akhtar Afghan Baluchistan High Court LRBT Quetta

Mr. Rahim Ali Chair Texas Chapter, LRBT, USA LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Mian Ershad Zaheen Chairman of Graham Layton Trust (GLT), UK LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Ms. Salina Zaheen Volunteer of Graham Layton Trust (GLT), UK LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Dr. Samra Hashmi Ophthalmologists from Chicago LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Dr. Noaman Sanni Ophthalmologists from Chicago LRBT Tertiary Korangi

Mrs. Nusrat Mirzaalong with Mr. Waqar Mirza & other staff Trustee, Graham Layton Trust LRBT Tertiary Lahore

Visitors

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Trustees

ADVISORY COUNCIL Ms. Zishan Afzal Khan Member

Mr. S. Asif Shah Member

Ms. Fareeha Paracha Member

Mr. Raja Aftab Saeed Member

Mr. Zakaullah Khan Member

Mr. Khawar Butt Member

Mr. Mujahid Hamid Member

Mr. Towfiq Chinoy Member

Mr. Samee-ul-Hasan Member

Mr. Badruddin Vellani Member

Mr. Javed Jabbar Member

Mr. Monis Rehman Member

Mr. Najmuddin Shaikh Member

Air Commodore (Retd) Shabbir Member

Mr. Mumtaz Hasan Khan Member

Mr. Ashfaque Azad Member

Mr. Azhar Zafar Member

Mr. Shahzad Qasim Member

Mr. Sajjad Ahmed Member

Mr. Duraid Qureshi Member

Mr. Rashid M. Khan Secretary

MANAGING COMMITTEEMr. Najmus Saquib Hameed Chairman

Mr. Iqbal Ali Lakhani Member

Mr. Yacoobali G. Zamindar Member

Mr. Justice (Retd.) Aamer Raza A. Khan Member

Mr. Amir Ali Tapal Member

Mrs. Marriana Karim Member

Mr. Riaz Hussain Khokhar Member

Syed Salim Raza Member

Mr. K. Iqbal Hassan Member

OFFICE BEARERSMr. Najmus Saquib Hameed Honorary Chairman

Mr. Iqbal Ali Lakhani Honorary Vice Chairman

Mr. Justice (Retd.) Aamer Raza A. Khan Honorary Legal Advisor

Mrs. Marriana Karim Honorary Secretary

Syed Salim Raza Honorary Treasurer

AUDIT COMMITTEE

Mr. Aitzaz Shahbaz Chairman

Mr. K. Iqbal Hassan Member

Mr. Qasim E. Causer Member

Mr. Mansoor H. Hamdani Secretary

Mr. Najmus Saquib Hameed(Retired Company Chairman)

Mr. Iqbal Ali Lakhani(Chairman, Lakhani Group of Companies)

Mr. Justice(Retd) Aamer Raza A. Khan(Retired Judge, Lahore High Court & Advocate)

Mrs. Marriana Karim (Social Worker)Syed Salim Raza(Former Governor, State Bank of Pakistan)

Mr. K. Z. Hassan(Retired Company Chairman)

Mr. Yacoobali G. Zamindar(Chartered Accountant)

Syed Babar Ali (Company Chairman)Mr. Amir Ali Tapal (Company Director)Mr. K. M. Aminullah(Retired Chartered Accountant)

Prof. Muhammad Daud Khan(Retired Vice Chancellor)

Mr. Farrokh K. Captain (Company Chairman)Mr. Ahsan Raza (Retired Chartered Accountant)

Mr. Naseem S. Mirza (Retired Company Chairman)

Dr. Muhammad Mukhtar Ahmed(Ophthalmic Surgeon)

Mr. Azizul Haq (Retired Architect)

Mr. Atizaz Shahbaz (Retired Company Chairman)

Mrs. Spenta D. Kandawalla (Company Director)

Syed Fakhar Imam(Currently MNA, Former Speaker, National Assembly of Pakistan)

Mian Ershad Zaheen (Investment Banker)

Mr. Zain K. Anjarwala (Consultant Engineer)

Mr. Riaz Hussain Khokhar(Former Foreign Secretary, Govt. of Pakistan)

Mr. Zubyr Soomro (Company Chairman)

Mr. Usman Paracha (Company Chairman)

Mr. Shaheen Amin(Chief Executive officer, Orix Leasing)

Mr. K. Iqbal Hassan (Company Director)

Mr. Amjad Ali Khan(Senior Consultant, Afridi & Angell Dubai)

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1 Sight Savers International2 Health Department, Government of Sindh3 Graham Layton Trust4 Mr. Asif Ali Gohar5 PSO CSR Trust-Organization6 Mr. Muhammad Umair7 Mr. Muhammad Usman Peracha8 Punjab Welfare Trust For The Disabled9 LRBT USA10 Mr. Amjad Ali Khan11 Chiniot Anjuman Islamia12 Global Giving13 CBM International14 Grand Leisure Corporation Ltd15 Infaq Foundation16 Pakistan Bait-Ul-Mal17 Siddique Corporation18 Mrs. Shahida19 Subhan Food Industries20 Muhammad Shafi Trust21 Bestway Foundation22 K-Electric23 Mr. Sajjad Ahmad24 The Fred Hollows Foundation25 Nidek Co Ltd26 Mr. Masood Ahmed Khawaja27 Hamza Foundation28 Pakistan Kuwait Investment Company (Pvt) Ltd29 Mr. Rashid Naseer Khan30 Mr. Shafiq Ur Rehman31 Ms. Maria Farrukh Irfan32 The I-Care Foundation33 Convenience Food Industries (Pvt) Ltd34 Mrs. Khurshid Begum35 Mr. Muhammad Sami Qureshi (Late)36 Alcon Pharmaceuticals Ltd.37 EFU Life Assurance Ltd.38 Association of Physicians of Pakistani (APPNA)39 Pak-Arab Refinery Ltd40 Health Department, Govt. of the Punjab41 Beltexco Limited42 Mr. S.M.Pervez43 Arfeen International (Pvt) Limited44 Engro Corporation Limited45 Mr. Muhammad Latif46 International Industries Limited

47 Mrs. Zareen S. Habib48 Engr I.Haq49 Jubilee Life Insurance Company Limited50 Dr. Shakeel Ahmad Khan51 Human Concern International52 Anjuman Khuddam-e-Rasool Allah53 Hascol Petroleum Limited54 Mr. Shaheen Amin55 Lal Pir Power Limited56 Mr. Ghulam Mustafa Khan57 Mr. Zubair Daruwala58 Orix Leasing Pakistan Limited59 ICI Pakistan Foundation60 Liberty Mills Limited61 Brien Holden Vision Institute62 Bilqees Sultan Medical Centre63 Garib Sons (Pvt) Ltd,64 Shell Pakistan Ltd.65 Cowasjee Foundation66 Mr. Cyrus R. Cowasjee67 Ms. Khurshid Bhaimia68 Mr. Abdus Samad69 Mr. Javed Ahmed70 Mr. Towfiq Chinoy71 Waheed Asghari Memorial Trust72 Waqf Faisal73 Mr. Zia Ashraf Zubairi74 Justice (R) Munib Ahmed Khan75 NBP Fullerton Asset Management Ltd (NAFA)76 Mr. Muhammad Ziaullah Siddiqui77 Mr. Khalid Bashir78 Soorty Enterprises (Pvt) Limited79 Mr. Frahim Ali Khan80 Khaadi (SMC-Pvt) Ltd81 Century Paper & Board Mills Limited82 Mr. Muhammad Nassir Salim83 Mr. Imran Malik84 Mr. Fazal Jilani Khan85 Mr. M. J. Chaudhry86 Mr. Justice Muhammad Farrukh Irfan Khan87 Packages Foundation88 Mr. Riaz A. Gul89 Mr. Jahangir Firoz90 Mr. Aurangzeb Firoz91 Mrs. Farzana Firoz

Major BenefactorsDuring the Year ended 30th June, 2018

Donors of LRBTDuring the Year Ended 30th June 2018We gratefully acknowledge donations from the following:

1 Mr. Shahzada Khurram2 Mrs. Shameem Mumtaz Qureshi3 Parco Pearl Gas (Private) Limited4 KPMG Taseer Hadi & Co5 Mr. Sultan Nadir Ali Pasha6 Ms. Sadaf Saeed7 Ms. Zeenat Towfiq Chinoy8 Fazal Industries9 Dr. Samina Khan10 Ms. Sahia Ahmad11 Ms. Mehak Iftikhar12 Ruhaina M. Abdul Ali13 Mohamad Amin Wakf Estate14 Mr. Muhammad Dawood15 Habib Metropolitan Bank Limited16 Chaudhry Muhammad Tariq17 Mr. Omair Noor18 Bank AL Habib Limited19 Mr. Zahid Iqbal Bhatti20 Mr. Hassan Raza Syed21 Mr. Babar Bashir Nawaz22 Chaudhry Imtiaz Bashir23 Lotte Chemical Pakistan Ltd24 Mr. Tariq Abdul Ghaffar Fancy25 Brig Sahib Dad Khan Welfare Trust26 Ms. Lilly R. Dossabhoy27 Richa Leathers28 EFU General Insurance Ltd29 Mrs. Dure-Shahwar Aslam30 Ms. Amina Mustafa Muhammad31 Mr. Shahzad Laeeq32 Getz Pharma (Pvt) Limited33 Mr. Shamshad Nabi34 Mr. Sheikh Imranul Haque35 Mr. Nadeem Sabir (New York)36 Shah M. Saad Husain37 Mr. Faisal Alam38 Mr. Feroze Verani39 Mr. Muhammad Shafique Qureshi40 Mr. Qasim Kazmi41 Mr. Khawar Masood Butt42 Mr. Muhammad Asif Khan43 Surraiya Khanam Trust44 Sungas (Pvt) Ltd45 Mr. Mohammad Nasir Zaman Khan46 Mr. Riyaz Ali Towfiq Chinoy47 Ms. Nermeen Towfiq Chinoy48 Al Bader Welfare Trust49 Mr. Mohammad Afzal50 SBR & Co. Of Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd.51 Mr. Munir A. Gondal52 Mrs. Ghazala Pervez

53 PAPCO54 Mr. Muhammad Ibrahim55 ABS Products Pakistan56 Sharif Wheat Thresher57 Mr. Kashif Anwer Khan58 Hilton Pharma (Pvt) Ltd59 Mr. Wahid Yunus Dada60 Mr. M.A. Nasir61 Mr. Najam Mahmood Khawaja62 Selimpex International63 Shaikh M Amin64 Mr. Ziauddin Tamim65 Ms. Ayesha Abbasi66 Mr. Ashraf Ali Zuberi67 Shaikh Ali Ahmed68 Mr. Altaf Hussain69 Hanif Adamjee Charitable Trust70 The Amin Mohiuddin Foundation Ltd71 Colgate-Palmolive (Pakistan) Ltd72 Mr. Shahzad Aziz73 Mr. Muhammad Yunus Gagan74 Mr. Muhammad Asad Kath75 Mr. Muhammad Khan76 Mr. Mohammad Farogh Naseem77 Al Meezan Investment Management Ltd.78 Mr. Ali Ahmed Khan79 Mr. Salman Shakir80 Century Insurance Company Limited81 Habib Management Services (Pvt) Ltd82 Mr. Yaseen Malik83 Mrs. Josephine Ahmad84 Mrs. Nuzhat Alvi85 Mr. Raghib Ashraf Zuberi86 Arif Habib Foundation87 Mr. Abdul Majeed88 Mr. Azar89 Mr. Abid Zuberi90 Dawood Habib Memorial Trust91 Feroze And Shernaz Bhandara Charitable Trust92 Mr. Ghulam Mustafa93 Mr. Altaf Hussain94 A. Q. Enterprises95 Shalimar Resin Industries (Pvt.) Ltd.96 Mr. Waseem Ullah Anjum97 Mr. Faheem Ul Islam Khan98 Texchain International99 Mr. Ahmed Salman Chaudhry & Izza Akram100 Sheikh Muhammad Shafique101 Mr. Imtiaz Ali Khan102 Mr. M. Raheel Bhatti & M. Sharjeel Bhatti103 Mr. Asim Shah104 BBJ Pipe Industries Pvt. Ltd.

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105 Mr. Khalid Islam Khan106 Mr. Javed Ul Islam Khan107 Dr. Mian Muhammad Mujtaba108 United Trade Mark & Patent Services109 Resham Textile Industries Ltd110 GB Traders111 AMPACKS112 Mr. Muhammad Arshad Saeed113 Mrs. Khurshid Shakir & Mr Tariq Amin114 Mr. Jawed Iqbal Siddiqui115 National Bank Of Pakistan116 Engr Muhammad Saeed117 Mr. Abdul Rauf118 Mr. Naeem Kasbati119 Master Paint Indutries120 Attire Services (Wasif)121 Meezan Bank Ltd122 Mr. Rashid Khan Naz P/L123 Chaudhry Nasrullah Family Trust Lahore124 Orient Energy Systems Pvt Ltd125 Mrs. Asma Shehryar Ahmed Sheikh126 Mr. M. Habib Ur Rehman127 Mr. Irfan Ismail128 Khawaja Qutubuddin129 Mr. Muhammad Aslam130 Mr. Hasan Sharif131 Mr. Taimoor Muhammad Qureshi132 Mr. Khalid Ali Khan133 Chief Minister Reserved Discretionary Grant134 TMS Welfare Trust135 Mr. Muhammad Fahim Qureshi136 Mr. Mian Adnan137 Mrs. Nasrene Shah138 Mr. Muhammad Ali & Mr. Afzaal Ahmed139 Mr. Zia Ullah Khan140 Ministry Of National Health Serv. Reg. & Coord.141 PharmEvo (Private) Limited142 Ms. Seema Wain143 Mr. Nadeem Ashraf144 Rotary Club Of Lahore Midtown145 Mr. Sabir Sami146 Mr. Shaikh Mohiuddin Chawla147 Three Star Enterprises148 Dr. Mahmood Ahmed149 Riaz Mahmood And Friends150 Ms. Sumbul Munir151 Mr. Aamir Sattar152 Mr. Tariq Mehmood153 A.A. Enterprises154 Alfalah GHP Islamic Stock Fund155 Mr. Anjum Gulzar156 Dr. Taha Jaffrey Dr Yasmin Taha Jaffrey & Family157 Mr. Khalid Aziz Mirza158 Pakistan Tobacco Company159 The Tauheed Trust160 Mr. Khurram Saeed Naik161 Khalid Anwer & Co.162 Haji Zameer Ahmed163 Hajra Bi & Muhammad Ilyas164 Mr. Talib Hussain165 Mr. Jabir Janoo

166 Mrs. Amber Haroon Saigol167 Mian Nasir Sattar168 Ms. M.I. Mahomedy Family169 Mr. Saleem Jangda170 Mr. Mohammad Jerjees Seja171 Intertrade Distributors (Pvt) Ltd172 Mr. Abid Hussain173 Shujauddin & Brothers174 Mr. Maqsood Hussain175 Mr. Mohammad Yousuf176 Brg Syed Muhammad Arif177 Mr. M Ali Majeed178 Mr. Abdul Shakoor179 Mrs. Maimona Bai180 Mr. Sultan Farooq Ahmed Khan181 Mr. Abdul Rashid Sahar182 Orix Modaraba183 MA Technology184 Mohiuddin S. Mahmood185 Engro Fertilizers Limited186 Mr. S.M Jamil187 Mr. Khalid Siddiqui188 Mr. Mohammad Akhtar Bawany189 Mr. Mumtaz Ahmed Taji190 Abbas Nursery191 Mr. Jahangir Anwar Shaikh192 Mr. Abdul Basit193 Syed Ahsan Ali Gauhar Jee Foundation194 Major (Retd.) Arshad Hussain195 National Development Consultants196 Mr. Waqas Saleem197 Mr. Nabeel Rahim Khan198 City School Private Limited199 Mr. N. Javed200 Mr. Abdul Naeem Khan (Late)201 The Next Big Thing (Tnbt)202 Bosch Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd203 Pakland Private Trust204 Mr. Muhammad Hanif205 Col. (R) Jafar Ilyas Khan206 Mr. Zafar Aalam207 ZEDM & Others208 Mr. Ijaz Ahmed Khan209 Mr. Mohammad Abdul Aleem210 Mr. Zaffar A Khan211 Mr. Zeeshan212 Mr. M. A. Bukhari213 Mr. Shahnoor Ahmed & Family214 Syed Anis Ahmed215 Mr. Merajuddin Ahmed216 Mr. Abdul Rashid Lone217 Mrs. Zaitoon Nisa Esbhani218 Mr. Farhan Talib219 Mr. Babar Iqbal220 Mrs. Saira221 Mr. Mohammad Abdullah Ahmed222 Mrs. Salma Khatoon223 Optimus Limited224 Kausar Ghee Mills (Pvt) Limited225 Kausar Feed Mills (Pvt) Ltd.226 Ch. Foad Hussain

227 Mrs. Nasreen Mahmud Kasuri228 Mr. Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri229 Traditions230 Mr. Noor Ullah231 Ms. Shaheen Sadiq232 Brighter Days Trust Madadgaar Lahore233 Admiral Iftikhar Ahmed Sirohey234 Ehsan Chappal Store (Pvt). Ltd.235 Topcon Singapore Medical Pte Limited236 Mr. Omar Saeed237 Mrs. Ishrat Saleem238 See International (U.S.A)239 Mr. Mirza Badar Munir240 Mrs. Shahnaz Zahra241 Mr. M Monis Siddique242 Mr. Muhammad Altaf Hussain243 Mr. & Mrs. Najmus Saquib Hameed244 Mr. Shafqat Hussain245 Allied Engineering & Services Ltd.246 Mr. Muhammad Imtiaz247 Mr. Abdul Rasheed Chandio248 Mahmood Ahmad (Air Commodore Retd.)249 Mr. Mansoor Siddiq250 Mr. Ehsan Ali Malik251 Pakistan Welding Electrodes (Pvt) Ltd.252 Mr. Muhammad Ali253 Mrs. Durre - Shahwar254 Mrs. Bilquis Abid Karimjee255 Mr. Yousuf Butt256 Muller & Phipps Pakistan (Pvt) Limited257 Mirza Shafi Ahmad258 Mrs. Tahira Sultana259 Mr. Allah Nawaz260 Mr. Kamran Nishat261 Grace Knitwear Pvt Ltd262 Mr. M Amin Dosani263 Dr. Zeenat Eva Khan264 Sattar Electronics265 Mr. Muhammad Saeed Khan266 Haji Muhammad Welfare Trust267 Mr. Shahid Ali Malik268 Dr. Prof. Samina Aziz Ismail269 Mr. Zakir Mahmood270 Mr. Nasim Kamal271 Dr. Riaz Khawaja272 Mr. Rana Muhammad Shafi273 Mr. S. H. Jafarey274 Mr. Raja Muhammad Riaz275 Haji Muhammad Memorial Trust276 Miss Romana Aziz Khan277 Dr. Ayaz Khan278 Atco Laboratories Limited279 Sheikh Muhamamd Mukarram280 Syed Aijaz Ali Abbasi281 Mr. Adeel Ahmed & Riffat Adeel282 Mr. Sheikh Imran Aslam283 Khalifa Abdul Raheem284 Mr. Saleem Anwar285 Mr. Shaukat Tarin S.I286 Miss Sabah Fazil287 Raazia Habib Chandoo

288 Mr. Muhammad Hidayatullah289 Ms. Sitwat Asad290 Syed Faraz Ahmed291 TPL Insurance Ltd292 Mr. Arshaduddin Ahmed293 Mrs. Haleema Khan294 Mr. Babar Ismail295 Fazal Trading Corporation296 Mrs. Yasmeen Baqa297 Mitech298 Cpt. Javed Iqbal299 Mr. Zubyr Soomro300 Mrs. Farida Taimoor Qureshi301 Mrs. Raana Faiz302 Mr. Sabir Husain Qureshi303 Saadat Qureshi304 Lt Col Sultan Mahmud -Ul-Hassan Shah305 Mr. Ghafoor Rahman306 Mr. Muhammad Masood307 Dr. Moiz-Ud-Din308 AES School For Girls309 Miss Fakhira Taimoor Qureshi310 Haji Abdul Rehman Khatri & Family311 Mr. S.M. Jamil312 Mr. Iftikhar Ahmed Khan313 Mr. Khan Nadeem Shahzad314 Mr. M Zaheer Babar315 Mr. Muhammad Yaqoob316 Dawood Engineering Private Limited317 MCB Arif Habib Savings And Investments Limited318 ABL Asset Management Company Limited319 Suraiya Saeed Razzaq320 Mr. Amir Ghani321 Mrs. Ayesha Shahzad322 Mr. Tasneem Sadiq Shah323 Mr. Khurshid Ahmed Shaikh324 Mr. Shafi Ahmed325 Mohammad Asad Ali Saleem326 Mr. Hussain327 Dr. Saghirun-Nisa Khan328 Mr. Muhammad Azam329 Mr. Imran Ul Haq Toor330 Mr. Munir Ahmed331 Mr. Maaz Ali332 Mr. Muhammad Waseem333 Mr. Sheikh Nayyer Iqbal334 Mr. Nadeem Mahmood335 Mr. Farogh Iqbal Ahmed336 Mrs. Surriya Khanum Gilani337 Mrs. Rukhsana Talib338 Mr. Muhammad Masood Sethi339 Mr. S. M. Ashfaq340 Mr. Khalid Latif341 Mrs. Akhtar Taufiq342 Mr. Naveed Akhtar Malik343 Mrs. Kaukab Yazdani344 Mrs. Maqsooda Khanam345 Mr. Mohammad Saleem346 Mr. Mian Muhammad Mazhar347 Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Khan348 Mr. Sh. Zain Ul Abideen

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349 Mr. Husnain Ahmad350 Mr. Haroon Rafi351 Yummy Milk & Food Products (Pvt) Limited352 Mr. Mian Mahmood Ahmed353 Mrs. Munawar Sultana354 Mr. Sajjad Anwar Lodhi355 Mrs. Shireen Malik356 Mrs. Iftikhar Unnisah357 Mr. Tahir Khalil Chaudhary358 Mr. Farooq Ul Islam Khan359 Mian International360 Mr. Rana Sajjad361 Mr. Azeem Baksh Garhist Wayne Welfare Eye Centre362 Standpharm Pakistan Pvt. Ltd.363 Davis Pharmaceutical Laboratories364 CDC-Trustee Nit Islamic Equity Fund365 Dr. Abdul Khaliq366 Mr. Muhammad Iqbal & Mr. M. Hussain367 Mr. Aurang Zeb Abbas Choudry368 Mr. Nasir Rahmatullah369 Mr. Mian Abdul Qayum370 Syed Nasir Jamal371 Mr. Nadeem Hussain372 Mr. & Mrs Khaleel Ahmed373 Sheikh Zaheer Ahmed374 Dr. Maryam375 Mr. Najib Ullah Anjum Chaudhry376 Mr. Safdar Mahmood Khan Bunto377 Mr. Nasir Ali Khan378 Lion Zubaida Anwar379 Mr. Asdaque Sultan380 Mr. Athar Sultan381 Mr. Arshad Sultan382 Dr. Mrs. Farzana Najeeb383 Mr. Abdul Wahid384 Restoran BBQ Nights (M) Sdn Bhd385 Mr. Syed Muhammad Hamza Kirmani386 Mr. Javed Iqbal Khan387 Engro Polymer & Chemicals Ltd388 Miss Shamah Khalid W/O Khalid Hayat389 Mr. Javed Iqbal390 Soneri Bank391 Haji Abdul Majeed392 Mr. Salman Goheer393 Mr. Muhammad Feroz Alam394 Mr. Ehsan Naseer Awan395 Mr. Syed Rais Ahmed396 Lateef Sons397 Haji Muhammad Benevolent Trust398 Mr. M Salim Yusuf399 Mrs. Kiran400 Mr. Navid Chamdia401 Ghania Kanwal402 Mr. Mahmood Saeed403 Cpt. (R) Aftab Nadeem404 Pakistan Insulation Company Pvt Ltd405 Mr. Muhammad Khalil Ur Rehman406 Hajra Bibi407 Mr. Zahid M. Niaz408 Mr. Qaiseruddin Siddiqui409 Ryan Agencies (Pvt) Ltd

410 Mr. Raeefuddin Ahmed411 Mr. Muhammad Ismail412 Mr. Abdul Ghaffar & Sumera413 Mr. M Aamir414 Riaz Shaikh And Friends415 Mr. Muhammad Sarwar416 Dr. Shakir Zafar417 Mr. Saeed Vazir Ali418 Mr. Munir Bhimjee419 Mr. Mohammad Shahid Farooqi420 Dr. Munira Shakir421 Mr. Naeem Burney422 Mr. Muhammad Waqar423 Mr. Humayun Noor424 Mr. Shaikh Sabir Ali425 Dr. Iffat Saud426 Prof. Dr. Nosheen Khan427 Starlet International428 Anjum Naheed Khan, Naaem Ul Islam Khan429 Mr. Fawad Jahanzeb Saeed430 Mr. M.B.S. Mazari431 Sheikh Fakhar Uddin And Family432 Mrs. Perveen Zahida Lone433 Saleem Fabrics434 Zafar Brothers435 Mr. Shahzada Maqbool436 Mrs. Ruhi Sohail437 Mr. Khaqan Zafar438 Mr. Ahsun Bhutta & Ms. Parveen Ahsun439 Mr. Khalid Feroz440 Mr. Irfan Shams Chaudhary441 Dr. Faiz Niaz442 Mr. M. Abad Khan443 Mr. Muhammad Abdullah And Mr. Abdul Rahim444 Mr. Jawaid Mughal445 Mr. Shahzad Zakria446 Mr. Azeem Buksh Gharhist Wyne447 Major Muhamamd Hanif448 Mrs. Abida Farooq449 Syed Muhammad Asim450 Dr. Fatima Sheikh451 Mr. Faizan Ahmed452 Mr. Malik Sher & Mrs Shahida Malik453 Ms. Rehana Alam & Rahat Alam454 Mr. Muhammad Iqbal455 Mr. Muhammad Fahad Pervaiz456 Dr. Kaukab Bashir457 Mr. Khaliq -Ur- Rehman458 Mr. Muhammad Siddiq Chaudhary459 Mr. Kamran Rasheed460 Maha Rehman461 Mr. Tauqeer Ehsan Rana462 Hospital Supply Corporation463 Mr. Muhammad Mohsin Saleem464 Mr. Khawaja Mudassar Hasan465 Mr. Abdul Qayyum Khan466 Mr. Adnan Muhammad Qureshi467 Atlas Islamic Stock Fund468 Al Qadeer Gems469 Mr. Abdullah Sohail470 Mr. Syed Najam Ahmed Shah

471 Mr. Kashif Hassan472 Nabiqasim Industries (Pvt) Ltd473 Mr. Sohail Osman Ali474 Mr. S. Anwar Mahmood Zaidi475 Mr. Mohammad Shoaib Pasha476 Mr. Aleem Sattar477 Mr. Muhammad Munaf478 Dr. Ahmed Haroon479 Mrs. Aziza Masud Hussain480 Mr. Noor M Zakaria481 Syed Arif Raza482 Mr. Syed Muhammad Owais483 Red Tape484 Mr. Shariq Ali Zaidi485 Mrs. Shahida Sattar486 Mr. Abdul Basit & Family487 Dr. Mrs. Parveen Chughtai488 Mr. Mian Munir Monnoo489 Mr. Muhammad Hasan Metla490 Mr. Syed Zafar Bokhari491 Mr. Umar Ghafoor492 Col (R) Dr. Haider Zaman493 Mr. Mushtaq Ali Hirani494 Mr. Ahmed Moinuddin495 H. Islamuddin Shujauddin496 Mr. Atif Inam Usman497 Mr. Saqib Maniar498 Prof. Mrs. Kausar Rashid Jafri499 Tipu Associates500 Mr. Tariq Rasheed501 Mr. Mansoor Ahmed502 Mecatech (Pvt) Ltd503 Muniba Khatoon504 Mr. Ayaz Taha505 Mr. Tariq Kirmani506 Dr. Muhammad Amer507 Mr. Muhammad Akram Bajwa508 Mrs. Tabinda Gauhar Usmani509 Sight Support Asia510 Sheikh Khalil Haider & Family511 Novamed Pharaceuticals Pvt. Ltd512 Mr. Asher Noor513 Mr. Faqir Hussain Khan514 Mr. Muhammad Ibrahim Khatri515 Mr. Muhammad Faisal Kothari516 Far Eastern Impex (Pvt) Ltd517 Ms. Sana Hafeez518 Mr. Javed Rahmat519 Mr. Azhar Ahmed520 Mr. Syed Jawad Naseem521 Mrs. Sadaf Naz522 Mr. Abdul Wahid523 Mr. Habib Muslim524 Mr. M. Siddiq Chaudry525 Mr. Muhammad Siddique Misri526 Mr. Muhammad Zahid Rafiq527 Dr. Muhammad Shoaib Mithani528 Ms. Fauzia Abbasi529 Mr. Faisal Farooq Garib530 Construction Project Management Service531 Mr. Ameer Taimur Zaid

532 Mr. Jawaid Shaheen533 Mr. Muhammad Shoaib Khalid534 Mr. Muhammad Asif Iqbal535 Mr. Waleed Al Omar (Kuwait)536 Mrs. Riffat Nisar537 Miss Tania Ahmed538 Mr. Abdul Hameed Piracha539 Mr. Shahid Baig540 Mr. Munawar A. Gilani541 Mr. Sheikh Shakeel Ahmed542 Sheikha Charitable Trust543 Mr. Zahid Bashir544 Mr. Sohail P. Ahmed545 Begum Jamila Latif546 Bhandara Foundation547 Ms. Shahnaz Arshad548 Mr. Abdul Hafeez Wattoo549 Mr. Mohammad Kalim550 Mr. Pervaiz Iqbal Sheikh551 Alcon Scientific Service552 Justice Syed Deedar Hussain Shah (R)553 Shaikh Rehan Habib554 Mr. Imam Baksh Shaikh (Late)555 Golden Harvest Foods (Pvt.) Limited556 Mr. M. Arif Ishaque557 Mr. Bashir Makki558 Mrs. Zubeda Nazir559 Mr. Abdul Saeed Khan Qadri560 Mr. Muhammad Saeed Akhtar561 Faisal Textile Industries (Pvt) Limited562 Mr. Bashir Ahmed563 Mr. Muhammad Zubair Akbar564 Mr. Muhammad Iqbal Tai565 Mr. Muhammad Ali Madras Wala566 Mr. Nafees Khan567 Syed Wahabuddin568 Mrs. Fatema Habib569 Ms. Mashmooma Zehra Majeed570 Mr. Shahid Hafeez571 Mr. Salman Zafar572 Mr. Shaikh Junaid Nayyar573 Mrs. Akhter Khalid Waheed574 Mr. Fasih-Uz-Zaman575 Mr. Shuja-Ul-Hassan Khan576 Mr. Hasan Ali Asghar577 Mr. Asad Ali Asghar578 Mr. Malik Masood Sadiq579 Mr. Amer Farooq580 Mr. Zahid Masud581 International Watch Company582 Mrs. Haajra Abdul Ghani583 Mr. Osman Hameed Chaudhri584 Mr. Abdul Kadir Adam585 Mrs. Asma Kamal586 Mr. Faiyaz Husain Firozi587 The Rabia Azim Trust588 Mr. Gm Shah589 Mrs. Naveed S.Hameed590 Mr. Pervez Ahmed Khan591 Mrs. Shireen Shahid592 Mr. Rehan Saeed

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593 Syed Imran Ali594 Miss Aisha Aslam595 Mr. Muhammad Khursheed Alam596 Mr. Anwaar Ahmed Khan597 Ali Hussain Rajab Ali Ltd598 Thekhanz Family599 Mrs. Fabiha Haq600 Mr. M Tahseen Khan601 Mr. Mohiuddin602 Haji Arshad Mehmood Gold Smith603 Mr. Zaki Rahman604 Dr. M.A. Qahir605 Qureshi Flour Mills606 Dr. Syed Ali Imam607 Mr. Waseem Asghar Chughtai608 Mr. Aftab Ahmed609 Mr. Muhammad Taufiq610 Mr. Khalil Ur Rehman611 Ms. Zulekha Bai612 Miss Farida Ali Asghar613 Mr. Fiyaz Ahmed Longi614 Mr. Muhammad Siddique Sheikh615 Mr. Muhammad Saleem Ismail Jamsa616 Mr. Muhammad Farooq Deewan617 Mr. Adeel Rafi618 Mr. Mehmood Elahi Farooqui619 Mr. Abdul Ghaffar Bhadelia620 Star Corporation621 Mr. Musharaf Shah Bukhari622 Mrs. Zeenat Farookee623 Dr. Shamim Ahmed624 Mr. Siddiq Gul Aga625 Mr. Rao Ahmed Saeed626 Syed Inam-Ul-Hassan627 Mr. Muhammad Saeed Ahmed628 Mr. Azim K. Yusufzai629 Ms. Nadia Lakhani630 Dr. Rafia Qureshi631 Mr. Absar Ahmed632 Mr. Anwar Ayaz Ahmed Khan633 Mrs. Tasneem Salahuddin634 Ms. Sehar Gul635 Mr. Iqbal Asghar Abbasi636 Mr. Shahzad Manzoor637 Mr. Muhammad Shahab Rasheed638 Human Foundation Pakistan639 Dr. Rehana Ali Shah640 Mrs. Mussarat Mahmood641 Mr. Khursheed Anwar Jamali642 Mr. Adnan Saghir643 Mr. Talha Ghori644 Karachi Grammar School (Junior Section)645 Mr. Ali A. Karimjee646 Mr. Muhammad Mazhar Qureshi647 Syed Iftikhar Ali Naqvi648 Cyra Tariq Paracha649 Ms. Yasmin Khan650 Mr. Nazir Ahmed Shaikh651 Mr. Muhammad Shafiq Khalil652 Mrs. Rabia Ghayur653 Popular Marble Industries

654 Dr. Khawaja Masuood Ahmed655 Mr. Noor Muhammad Hashim656 Mrs. Ozaira Mughis657 Mrs. Yasmin Imtiaz Koonda658 Mrs. Nuzhat Hussain659 Mohiuddin Foundation660 Mrs. Rabia Fawad661 Mrs. Sadia Kamran662 Mrs. Marium Umair663 Mrs. Fatima Faisal664 Tazeen Fazal Ahmad665 Mr. Naveed Zaheer666 Mr. Mirza Khalid Baig667 Sabra Bi668 Mr. Faris Rahman669 Mr. Sagheer Mufti670 Shirin Binti Husieni Motiwala671 Mr. Riaz Ahmed Mansuri672 Wg Cdr Zia Mahmood673 Begum Masooda Sultana674 Mrs. Huma Jafri675 Mr. Badar Munir676 Pharmalink677 Mr. Abid Usman678 Mr. Yameen Abdul Sattar679 Ms. Romina R Mirza680 Mr. Irshad & Family681 Mr. Aamir Hussain Shirazi682 Darul Adviat683 Mr. Saqib Adenwalla684 Mr. Tariq Javed685 Mrs. Saeeda Shahzada686 Mr. Tariq Hussain Aamir687 Mr. Tahir Mahmood688 Mr. Usman Ali689 Mr. Abdul Wahab690 Mrs. Naheed Asfandyar691 Ms. Afshan Misbah Qazi692 Mr. Zafar Ahmed & Tariq Ahmed Sehgal693 Mr. Hassan Jawed694 Mr. Harris Zaki695 Mr. Ali Mohammad696 Mr. Saeed Ahmed697 Mr. M Baber698 Saima Packaging (Pvt) Ltd.699 U.M. Enterprises700 Mr. Arshad Hussain Ansari701 Mr. Muhammad Ismail702 Mrs. Nusrat Khawaja703 Mr. Ghulam Murtaza704 Sharif & Company (Advocate)705 Mr. Zia Umar706 Dr. Fauzia Siddiqui707 Ms. Qudsia Almas708 Busy Bees Ladies Club709 Mr. Abdul Jalil Shaikh710 Mr. Sajid Mehmood711 Mr. Abdul Majeed Sheikh712 Mr. Mohammad Sajjad Mith713 Mr. Muhammad Haseeb714 Sayed Mohammad Ahmad & Syeda Sabiha Ahmed

715 Mr. Malik Muhammad Jabbar716 Mr. Islam Ahmed Asif717 Mr. Syed Noor Mohammad Shah718 Major Azhar & Bushra Azhar719 Brig Shahid Saleem Lone720 Miss Emaan Ahmad721 Mr. Masood Baig722 Mr. Maaz Mashkoor723 Mr. Abbas D. Habib724 Farhan Ul Karim725 Mr. Imran Afzal726 Mr. Nauman Shahid Afzal727 Naseera Rahim728 Mr. Sheheryar Ali729 Mr. Zia Ul Hassan730 Mr. Abdul Rauf (Advocate) Late731 Mr. Nadeem Karamat732 Mr. Asad Qureshi733 Miss Mussarrat Shahnaz Sahiba734 Khawaja Anver Majied & Nazli Majied735 Mr. Zulfiqar Alavi736 Dr. Syed Faisal Mahmood737 Mr. Shaikh Saeed-Ur-Reh738 Mr. Abdullah739 Mrs. Bilqees Ashraf740 Mr. Muhammad Jamil741 Mr. Nadeem Ameer Siddiqui742 Aamir Sattar743 Nini Security Pvt Limited744 Ms. Bilkis Yusuf745 Muhammad Iqbal Usman746 Mr. Saeed Naveed & Tanveer Ur Rehman Khan747 M Ziauddin748 Mr. Saleem Ismail749 Syed Farhan Ali Rizvi750 Mr. Muhammad Aquib751 Mr. Javed Rasheed752 Haroon Iqbal Shaikh753 Syed Muhammad Irfan Aqueel754 Mr. Jehanzeb Awan755 Mr. M. Faheem Khan756 Mr. Obaidullah Syed757 Mr. Farrukh Sabzwari758 Muneerah Shiraz759 Maleka & Shiraz Sachedina760 The Engineers & Contractor (Mohammad Ali)761 Mian Akhter Ali762 Mrs. Sadia Naeem763 Ms. Misbah Rana Malik764 Ms. Siddiqua Syed765 Mr. Salman Zakir766 Esmat Iqbal767 Ms. Asma Begum768 Ms. Afshan Bibi769 Ms. Meemona Begum770 Mrs. Afsheen771 Mrs. Fareeda772 Ms. Hira773 Dr. Sheheryar Raja774 Chaudhry Ilyas Saleem Cold Storage775 Almas Feroz

776 Mr. Usman Haroon777 Mr. Ahmed Rana778 Mr. Feroz Admani779 Swat Caramic Company Pvt780 Mr. Haji Abdul Haq781 Begum Abida Azam782 Begum Ahmed Hussain783 Shazada Begum784 Dr. Haroon-Ur-Rashid785 Mr. Haji Noor Ahmed786 Mr. Yaseen787 Rear Admiral K.M Alam788 Mr. Syed Farooq789 Al Haiye Private Limited790 Mr. Adam791 Mr. Muhammad Hilal Sheikh792 Mr. Muhammad Nihal Sheikh793 Dr. Aasim Yusuf & Amina Yusuf794 Mr. Amer Rauf795 Samina Ahmed796 Mr. Zafar Ahmed Tariq Ahmed Sehgal797 Mr. Muhammad Saleem798 Dr. Ashar Fatima799 Mr. Imtiaz Hussain800 Dr. Muhammad Tahir801 Mr. Muhammad Alamgir Khan802 Ammar Garments803 Mr. Anzar Hussain804 Mr. Manzoor Ahmed805 Mrs. Ayesha A. Malik806 Mr. Haji Nauman Zafar807 Dr. Nauman Qureshi808 Mr. Imran Butt809 Ms. Zainab Khan810 Mr. Muhammad Abdul Aleem811 Dr. Rasheed A. Mian812 Mr. Amjad Ali Siddiqui813 Mr. Syed Tayyeb Hassan Gardezi814 Mrs. Sana Osman Chaudhri815 Kausar Rice & General Mills816 Mr. Haji Nazir Ahmed817 Mr. Chaudhary Sarfraz Cheema818 Mrs. Seema Shakeel819 Mr. Asim Zia820 Mrs. Amna Faisal821 Mrs. Surraiya Siddique822 Mrs. Shazia Nauman823 Syed Anees Ahmed Bukhari824 Mr. Ahmed Siddique Awan825 Mrs. Fakhra Imtiaz826 Mrs. Syeda Bushra Waheed827 Mr. Muhammad Omar Akram828 Mr. Syed Wasif Masood829 Mr. Mohammad Basharullah830 Mr. Muhammad Ali Zeb831 Mr. Haji Muhammad Sadiq832 Mr. Ghyas Ahmed833 Mr. Aziz Ul Haq & Shama Haq834 Dr. Khalid Hamid Sheikh835 Syed Muhammad Sohail836 Mr. Hassham Mehmood Malik

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Honorary ConsultantsKARACHI

Dr. M. Mukhtar Ahmed Honorary Medical Director, LRBTDO; FRCS; FC(Ophth.) Director, Institute of Clinical Ophthalmology

Karachi.

Dr. S. M.M. Sheriff Retired Consultant Ophthalmic SurgeonRoyal Preston Hospital, Preston (UK)

Dr. M. Hanif Peracha Eye Surgeons Associates, USA

Dr. Afzal Ahmad Chairman - Hundal Foundation &Ophthalmologist, USA

Dr Azhar Salahuddin Corneal surgeon USA

Mr. Mansoor H. Hamdani Honorary SecretaryLRBT Audit Committee

LAHORE

Prof. Muhammad Munir-ul-Haq Visiting Eye Consultant (Orbital)MS; FCPS; FICS, Retired Professor of Ophthalmology &FRCS (Ophth.) London, Retired Director of the Institute of Ophthalmology,

King Edward Medical College, Lahore

Col. (Retd.) Dr. Hamid Ali Consultant Pathologist, LRBTConsultant PathologistRoyal Army Medical Corps(U.K.), Lahore.

Dr. Muhammad Yaqeen Retired Medical SuperintendentMC (Ophth.) Data Darbar Eye Hospital, Lahore

Fellow American Academy of Ophthalmology

837 Ms. Samina Rehman838 Mr. Khan Nadir Khan839 Mr. Zohaib Arshad Chaudhary840 Mr. Saad Shafique841 Crescent Foundation842 Mr. Sarfraz Butt843 Dr. Imran Dar844 Mr. I. H. Zarrar845 Golden Pumps Pvt. Ltd.846 Mr. Ghulam Asghar Khan847 Dr. Mobin Aslam Sadiq848 Dr. Khalid Pervez Lone849 Dr. Ayesha850 Mr. Manzoor Ahmad851 Syed M. Ali Shah & Mrs. Bushra Sultana852 Prof. Dr. Abdul Waheed853 Ms. Saima Irfan Riaz854 Mrs. Zahida Khanam855 Mrs. Ruqia Aslam856 Mr. Naseem Anwar857 Mr. Zubair Munir Khan858 Mr. Muhammad Akram859 Mrs. Naseem Akhtar860 Mr. Mahmood Uz Zafar861 Mr. Mohyuddin862 Mr. Khalid Farooq Chaudhry863 Mrs. Mussarrat Afzal864 Mr. Muhammad Usman Ishaq865 Mr. Muhammad Asif Majeed866 Mr. Muhammad Rizwan Altaf867 Mr. Shahid Sultan Butt868 Mr. Muhammad Ashraf869 Ms. Uzma Anise Zohra870 Syed M. Jawad Bukhari871 Sheikh Abdul Waheed872 Mr. Javed Kaif873 Mr. Rana M. Masood874 Mr. Pervez Anwar Sheikh875 Mr. Atif Masood Sethi876 Ms. Asma Amin877 Justice (Retd) Nasira Iqbal878 First National Bank Modaraba879 Mr. Karamat Ullah Khan Niazi880 Dr. Ata Ur Rahman881 Mr. Iqbal Talib882 Mr. Haji Muhammad Ishtiaq883 G. R. Metal Industries884 Unique Traders885 Mrs. Yasmin Safdar886 Mrs. Sana Amjad887 Col. Moeen Qadir Khan888 Mr. Anwar Ul Haq Pasha889 Mr. Muhammad Saeed Iqbal890 Mr. Muhammad Khalil891 Jauhrabad Sugar Mills Pvt. Limited

892 Sardar Riaz Mehmood Khan Mazari893 Mr. Khawaja Tariq Omar894 Mr. Nasim Ahmed Chaudhary895 Ms. Rahila Bano896 Mr. Sajid Saeed897 Mr. M. Shakeel Chaudhary898 Mr. Muhammad Mahmood Khokhar899 Mr. Shiekh Amin Akhtar900 Sheikh Din Muhammad Welfare Trust901 Dr. Masood Ahmad Butt902 Haji Rustam Ali903 Mr. Noaman Amjad904 Amina Allah Yar Haraj905 Brig. Khuram Jahandur Khan906 Mr. Ahmad Mansoor907 Mr. Hasan Sarmad908 Mr. Arif Naveed Khan909 Mrs. Zahida Ali910 Miss Amna Rafi Chaudhry And Mrs. Surraya Jabeen911 Mr. Masroor Akbar Ramzi912 Dr. Qasim Latif Chaudhry913 Mr. Justice (Retd) Muhammad Ilyas914 Mr. Tahir Saleem915 Mr. Majid Mukarram916 Professor Dr. Abdul Majid Awan917 Mr. Naveed Malik918 Dr. Atiq Ahmed919 Mr. Aamir Hafeez920 Albathaieh Fiber Glass Sharjah921 Mr. Babar Hussain922 Mr. Jamal Nasir923 Mr. Asghar Ali Randhawa924 Dr. Bilal Ahmad Khan Ophthalmologist, USA925 Mr. Khurram Javed926 Mr. Riaz Abid927 Mr. Rizwan Ahmed928 Mr. Naeem Afzal929 Amina Randhawa930 Sr Construction931 Mr. Muhammad Anwar Chauhdary932 Mrs. Aqila Hassan933 Mr. Zafar Javaid Mulghani934 Humayun Shahzada935 Mr. Munir Ahmad936 Ms. Mahmooda Shahnaz937 Prof. Dr. Syed Sibit Ul Hasnain938 Ms. Ayesha Ijaz Khan939 Ms. Nighat Naseem940 Mrs. Iqbal Fatima941 Mr. Mumtaz Hussain942 Dr. Asad Toor943 Mrs. Saima Chaudhry944 Mr. Usman Ali945 Mehak Gul946 Ms. Zarmisha Dar

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Report of the Trustees of theGraham Layton Trust,For The Year to 30 June 2018

Patron: The Right Honourable The Lord Dobbs

Board of Advisors: Mr. Khalid Aziz, LVO, DL, The Most Hon. the Marquis of Salisbury,DL, Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles KCMG LVO, Miss Susan Farrington, Mr Ram GidoomalCBE, Lord Hannay of Chiswick GCMG, Sir Christopher MacRae, KCMG & LadyMacRae, The Rt. Rev’d. Michael Nazir-Ali, former Bishop of Rochester, The Rt. Hon.Sir Malcolm Rifkind KCMG QC, Lord Michael Sandberg, CBE.

Trustees: (at 30 June 2018): Mian Zaheen (Chairman), Stuart Sinclair, JehangirMehta (Hon. Treasurer), Vica Irani, Vaiz Karamatullah (Hon. Secretary), David Kotler,Nusrat Mirza, Michael Pelham, Yasmin Riaz, Art Malik and John Walker.

Staff: Following the departure of the General Manager as an employee of the Trust,Miss Salina Zaheen was appointed as Administrator with Trustee Nusrat Mirza takingover responsibilities for Business Development. Salina has made substantial progressis implementing and managing the new database and CRM software package sinceher appointment on 1st January 2018 and will no doubt make a significant contributionin enhancing the Trust’s progress.

Volunteers: The Trust thanks the following core volunteers who have lent invaluablesupport despite their work commitments: Zara Zaheen, Rehan Aziz, Imran Azam,Scherezade Azim, Zeshan Mirza, Ameera El Syed, Ava Mehta, Sara Zafar, Aatif Khan,Mukti Adnani, Asad Ansari. Additionally, the following occasional volunteers alsoprovided valued support: Nizar Din, Rehan Rajput, Sarahjane Wilford, Khaver Idrees,Ansar Rafiq, Heera Rahman, Afshan Mirza, Asad Mirza, Wajeha Qureshi, AmaadMahmood, Zoya Mufti.

FUNDRAISINGThe Trust has had a highly successful and exciting year, and for the first time, heldfundraising Ramadan dinners in London and Manchester, raising revenues of£174,399 net of costs. These events substantially increased awareness of both GLTand LRBT activities amongst a new supporter base of donors. The fundraising total for the year was £400,415 of which £180,270 was raised fromvarious fund-raising events held during the year. The Trust’s remittances to LRBTamounted to £311,324.

The Trust’s income has included significant quarterly donations from the Lady FatimahTrust and generous one-off donations from individuals.

The Financial period also saw the continued support of generous benefactors fromSaudi Arabia, Europe and Middle East as well as the UK. GLT is sincerely thankful for

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these large private donations from individuals who are passionate about the work of LRBT andwant to see the organisation grow and develop further.

GLT continues to successfully increase its focus on generating interest in its cause amongstthe younger generation of volunteers, students and donors for which purpose a disco eveningwas held at Morton’s private members’ club on 15th March 2018 and raised £2,000.

Outgoings:- During this 12-month period GLT remitted £ 114,366 specifically for the purchaseof IOLs in Pakistan for use in cataract operations in all LRBT Hospitals and the purchase ofMedical eye equipment of £196,958, a total of £311,324. GLT was well able to meet itscommitment of funding the supply of intra-ocular lenses to LRBT’s hospitals in 2017/18 fromthe net income generated this year.

GLT is expecting, on a best endeavours basis, to meet LRBT’s current forecast of the cost ofIOLs of approximately £278,000 to Pakistan during the 12 months to December 2019.

Trustees Art Malik and Nusrat Mirza visited LRBT in Karachi and Lahore in October 2017. Bothtrustees were very impressed with the volumes of patients that LRBT is able to treat on a dailybasis at both of these centres, the calibre of the staff and the availability of state of the artequipment at each site. The GLT trustees had an opportunity to meet the LRBT Boardmembers and both were involved in film making projects for GLT, which were to be shared withLRBT. The trustees wish to thank the LRBT team for its hospitality and support.

Finally, the Trustees would like to record their thanks to all the many donors for their generosityand to the supporters and volunteers who have, according to their means and time available,contributed so generously to GLT and to its performance in this period.

The fundraising total for the year was $120,000. This total is the highest we have raised ina single year since we first started fundraising in the US.

The majority of the donations raised were during Ramadan and they were received viaonline, text to donate service and cheques by donors across the United States.

Last year, we developed a clear plan to deliver high-quality level awareness of theorganization and increase fundraising donations across the country from New York, toCalifornia, Texas and Washington DC. A chapter in Texas has already been established &we are hopeful we will open another one in California next year. A strong network ofdonors with over 1500 on our database has already been established and we expect it togrow significantly in 2019.

The team in the US continues to look for trustees and advisors to help support anddevelop fundraising initiatives, including building strategic partnerships with companiesacross the US.

We would like to express our gratitude and sincere thanks to all our donors for theirgenerosity to help provide free eye care in Pakistan.

LRB FOUNDATION CANADALRBF, Canada, donated a sum of CAD 20,020 for conducting 840 cataract surgeriescarried out at six Hospitals in our network.

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Financial Highlights for 2017–18Income - Current, Property and Equipment 2017/18 2016/17& Endowment Fund

Donations & Contributions

In CashSight Savers International, UK 37,976 96,287Graham Layton Trust, UK 32,913 26,926Punjab Welfare Trust For Disabled 14,768 15,672Pakistan Bait - ul - Mal 7,434 11,359Sindh Zakat Fund – 6,000INFAQ Foundation 7,670 5,584Organizations & Individuals- Donations 583,586 449,625- Zakat 449,150 493,977

In Kind- Graham Layton Trust, UK – 11,836- Organizations & Individuals 2,722 12,419

1,136,219 1,129,685Deferred Income released 56,938 88,416Investment Income- Current & Property and equipment Fund 39,266 48,010- Endowment Fund 55,857 93,863

Other Income 80,013 1,4161,368,293 1,361,390

Earmarked toCurrent Fund 1,019,272 1,082,062Property and equipment Fund 225,776 176,270Endowment Fund 123,245 103,058

1,368,293 1,361,390

RECEIPTS INTO DEFERRED INCOME ACCOUNTSindh Government Grant for Surgeries 35,000 35,000Donations in Kind - Fixed Assets- Graham Layton Trust, UK – 5,935- Others 13,528 15,421

48,528 56,356

OPERATING EXPENDITURETertiary and secondary Hospitals 972,030 842,340Community Eye Health Clinics 40,129 38,906School of paramedicine 10,797 8,482Establishment and other overheads 51,305 45,365Fund Raising Activities 28,516 31,272Training, Seminars, etc. 2,346 3,051Other loss – 2,655

1,105,123 972,071

CAPITAL EXPENDITURE - AdditionsTertiary Eye Hospital- Korangi 120,999 19,105Tertiary Eye Hospital- Lahore 3,855 26,213Secondary Hospitals & CEHCs 98,502 82,348

223,356 127,666Establishment 3,157 669

226,513 128,335

June 30, 2018 June 30, 2017

Capital Work-in-Progress as at 47,314 55,536

The figures have been extracted from financial statements of the Trust, audited by an independent firmof auditors Messrs KPMG Taseer Hadi & Co., a member firm of KPMG International. In case detailedinformation is desired, copy of the audited financial statements can be obtained from LRBT’s office.

Rupees in thousand

Financial Highlights for 2017–18Rupees in thousand

Operating Expenditure – Tertiary and Secondary HospitalsTertiary Hospital Tertiary Hospital All Secondary Total

Korangi Lahore Hospitals

Salaries & Wages 106,596 97,803 301,124 505,523

Medicine, Medical Supplies & IOLs 52,060 47,193 150,717 249,970

Hospital running expenses 18,635 21,270 65,843 105,748

Sub Total (Current Fund) 177,291 166,266 517,684 861,241

Depreciation (Property and equipment Fund) 26,811 21,342 62,636 110,789

30th June 2018 Total Rs. 204,102 187,608 580,321 972,030

30th June 2017 Total Rs. 177,171 169,550 495,619 842,340

Capital Expenditure – Hospitals & CEHCsTertiary Hospital Tertiary Hospital Secondary Total

Korangi Lahore Hospitals & CEHCs

Land & Buildings – – 19,123 19,123

Medical Equipment 111,945 3,440 70,932 186,317

Air Conditioners 799 173 2,292 3,264

Furniture & fittings 191 197 525 913

Generators 7,006 – 360 7,366

Vehicles – – 1,664 1,664

Office Equipment 1,058 – 3,141 4,199

Water Coolers / Appliances – 45 465 510

30th June 2018 Total Rs. 120,999 3,855 98,502 223,356

30th June 2017 Total Rs. 19,105 26,213 82,348 127,666

Operating Assets – Hospitals & CEHCsTertiary Hospital Tertiary Hospital Secondary Total

Korangi Lahore Hospitals & CEHCs

Land and Building 57,114 52,857 538,954 648,925

Medical Equipment 322,271 292,844 497,348 1,112,463

Mobile Units – – 196 196

Air Conditioners 3,394 2,794 8,661 14,849

Furniture & fittings 3,335 6,615 12,223 22,173

Generators 9,063 4,161 26,778 40,002

Vehicles 3,680 3,754 18,524 25,958

Office Equipment 7,723 5,225 12,286 25,234

Water Coolers / Appliances 615 1,100 3,810 5,525

At Cost to date 407,195 369,350 1,118,780 1,895,325

Less: accumulated depreciation 225,408 295,564 487,430 1,008,402

Written down value

30th June 2018 Total Rs. 181,787 73,786 631,350 886,923

30th June 2017 Total Rs. 87,599 91,273 598,944 777,816

Expenditure 2017 – 18Donations & Contributions 2017 – 18

Rs. 1,185 million� Sight Savers International, UK (SSI) 37,976 3.2%

� Health Department, Govt of Sindh 35,000 3.0%� Graham Layton Trust, UK 32,913 2.8%

� Punjab Welfare Trust for Disabled 14,768 1.2%

� INFAQ Foundation 7,670 0.6%

� Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal 7,434 0.6%

� The Fred Hollows Foundation 4,450 0.4%

� Other Organizations 203,770 17.2%

� Individuals 840,767 71.0%

1,184,748 100.0%

Operating Expenditure 2017-18

Rs. 1,105 million� Salaries & Wages 577,009 52.2%

� Medicines, Medical Supplies & IOLs 257,959 23.3%

� Depreciation 116,146 10.5%

� Repair & Maintenance 54,858 5.0%

� Other Operating Expenses 33,713 3.1%

� Utilities 37,370 3.4%

� Fund Raising Activities & Others 28,068 2.5%

1,105,123 100.0%

Operating Expenditure 2017-18

Rs. 1,105 million� Tertiary Hospital - Korangi 204,101 18.5%

� Tertiary Hospital - Lahore 187,608 17.0%

� Secondary Hospitals 580,321 52.5%

� Community Eye Health Clinics 40,129 3.6%

� School of Paramedicine 10,797 1.0%

� Establishment & Other Overheads 51,305 4.6%

� Fund Raising Activities & Others 30,862 2.8%

1,105,123 100.0%

Capital Expenditure 2017-18

Rs. 227 million� Buildings 19,123 8.4%

� Medical Equipment 186,316 82.3%

� Office Equipment 5,009 2.2%

� Air Conditioners & Water Coolers 4,130 1.8%

� Generators 7,365 3.3%

� Furniture & fittings 1,082 0.5%

� Vehicles 3,488 1.5%

226,513 100.0%

Rs. 1,185 million� From Pakistan 1,050,332 88.7%

� Outside Pakistan 134,416 11.3%

1,184,748 100.0%

Rupees in Thousand

Rupees in Thousand

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* To be funded from surplus b/f from previous year** This Capital Expenditure will only be incurred on receipt of Specific Donations

Estimated Receipts and Paymentsfrom July 2018 to June 2019

Rupees in thousand

ReceiptsSpecifically for Total

Operating Expenditure Capital Expenditure

The Graham Layton Trust, UK (GLT) 24,688 – 24,688Sight Savers International 52,767 7,567 60,334Sindh Zakat Administration 12,000 – 12,000Pakistan Bait - ul - Mal 10,000 – 10,000Punjab Welfare Trust for the Disabled 6,768 8,000 14,768Chiniot Anjuman Islamia 14,425 – 14,425Govt of Sindh 70,000 – 70,000Central Office - Donations from Org. and individuals 427,616 87,193 514,809Central Office - Zakat from Org. and individuals 267,000 – 267,000Lahore Hospital - Donations from Org. and individuals 39,500 – 39,500Lahore Hospital - Zakat from Org. and individuals 88,000 – 88,000Zakat by Mr. Usman Peracha for various hospitals 4,400 – 4,400Dubai Chapter - Donations & Zakat from individuals 17,000 – 17,000Donation in Kind (stock items) 2,160 – 2,160Mr. Muhammad Umair for VR Unit Korangi Hgospital – 42,000 42,000Mr. Chawla for Construction of Rahim Yar Khan Hospital – 25,408 25,408INFAQ Foundation – 4,200 4,200Donations in Kind / Cash for Equipment – 7,000 7,000Investment Income 20,308 240 20,548

TOTAL RECEIPTS 1,056,632 181,608 1,238,240

PaymentsOperating Expenditure Capital Expenditure Total

Tertiary Hospital - Korangi 209,786 52,587 262,373Tertiary Hospital - Lahore, Kot Lakhpat 185,826 40,515 226,341Secondary Hospital - Tando Bago 26,914 72 26,986Secondary Hospital - Rashidabad 35,324 480 35,804Secondary Hospital - Gambat 45,230 256 45,486Secondary Hospital - Akora Khattak 44,143 3,779 47,922Secondary Hospital - Odigram 36,652 1,550 38,202Secondary Hospital - Lar 47,361 1,044 48,405Secondary Hospital - Quetta 31,783 2,538 34,321Secondary Hospital - Shahpur 38,560 11,136 49,696Secondary Hospital - Mandra 53,156 632 53,788Secondary Hospital - Mansehra 27,490 50 27,540Secondary Hospital - Khanewal 32,883 7,430 40,313Secondary Hospital - Pasrur 30,651 993 31,644Secondary Hospital - Arifwala 29,086 243 29,329Secondary Hospital - North Karachi 37,657 5,278 42,935Secondary Hospital - Lahore, Multan Road 33,165 13,134 46,299Secondary Hospital - Rahim Yar Khan – 25,408 25,408Mini Hospital - Kalakalay 18,395 2,155 20,550Mini Hospital - Chiniot 20,452 – 20,452Central Provision for Replacement of equipment at Hospitals – 76,391 76,391Community Eye Health Clinics / School Screening 42,728 64 42,792School of Ophthalmic Paramedicine 13,321 77 13,398Establishment & Other Overheads 57,458 3,775 61,233Fund Raising Activities 9,600 – 9,600Zakat Campaign / Advertising 31,213 – 31,213Training, Seminars, Public Relations, etc. 3,715 – 3,715

TOTAL PAYMENTS 1,142,549 249,587 1,392,136

EXCESS / (DEFICIT) OF RECEIPTS OVER PAYMENTS (85,917)* (67,979)** (153,896)

1985-86

1987-88

1988-89

1989-90

1990-91

1991-92

1992-93

1993-94

1994-95

1995-96

1996-97

1997-98

1998-99

1999-00

2000-01

2001-02

2002-03

2003-04

2004-05

2005-06

2006-07

2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

11,699

62,774

179,504

362,324

596,000

881,247

1,219,590

1,605,333

2,045,451

2,509,829

2,992,545

3,570,222

4,169,657

4,854,505

5,598,070

6,405,317

7,276,052

8,180,619

9,153,615

10,319,892

11,638,264

14,691,730

13,102,616

1986-87

16,450,808

18,418,801

2011-12 22,849,921

2010-11 20,633,794

2012-13 25,109,270

2013-14 27,617,471

2014-15 30,315,001

2015-16 33,206,539

2016-17 36,133,697

2017-18 39,184,357

Cumulatively (Nov 1985 to June 2018)36 million patient visits in OPD

2 0 1 7 – 1 8

3,050,660

1 9 8 5 – 8 6

11,699

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Cumulative Surgeries(Nov 1985 to June 2018) over 3.5million

546

239,605

352,381

501,071

588,646

685,609

903,366

1,038,382

1,186,559

3,363

10,277

19,111

32,986

55,428

83,381

115,544

153,529

192,572

95,842

295,747129,854

153,474

220,213 280,858

255,421 333,225

295,051 390,558

789,194337,183 452,011

385,045 518,321

438,889 599,493

1,519,422610,014 909,408

1,719,794673,497 1,046297

1,356,508554,307 802,201

1,929,536738,743 1,190,793

493,065 693,494

1985-86

1987-88

1988-89

1989-90

1991-92

1992-93

1993-94

1994-95

1995-96

1996-97

1997-98

1999-00

2000-01

2001-02

2002-03

2003-04

2004-05

2005-06

2006-07

2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

2,359,965854,449 1,505,516

2011-12

2,580,265908,501 1,671,764

2012-13

2,815,561965,247 1,850,314

2013-14

3,063,964 1020112 2,043,852

2014-15

3,324,0801076708 2247372

2015-16

3,591,1071,134,690 2,456,417

2016-17

3,864,2481,193,864 2,670,384

2017-18

2,138,359798,808 1,339,551

2010-11

1986-87

2 0 1 7 – 1 8

273,141

1 9 8 5 – 8 6

546

� Minor Surgeries � Major Surgeries

1990-91

420,358183,086

1998-99

Best Corrected Visual Acuity PostCataract Surgery for 2017 –18

Note: WHO/ICEH benchmark 6/18 & above 90%

2006/2007� 6/6 - 6/18 88%

� 6/6 - 6/60 6%� 6/60 or Below 6%

Visual Acuity of Cararact Patients

2010/2011� 6/6 - 6/18 97%

� 6/6 - 6/60 1%� 6/60 or Below 2%

2015/2016� 6/6 - 6/18 97%

� 6/6 - 6/60 1%� 6/60 or Below 2%

2017/2018� 6/6 - 6/18 97%

� 6/6 - 6/60 1%� 6/60 or Below 2%

ONE LASTTHOUGHT

I shall pass throughthis world but once.Any good that I can door any help that I cangive to my fellowbeings, let me do itnow. Now; for I shall notpass this way again.

Stephen Grellet (1773 - 1855)

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