Events

TBM Educated and activated 150+ individuals by conducting a seminar at Islamabad Club about the fight against drug menace and how our younger generation is being robbed of a better future.

Arranged a Seminar for 100+ attendees at National Library, Islamabad in collaboration with Pakistan-U.S. Alumni Network (PUAN). Majority of the attendees were students who were also joined by key representatives from PUAN as well as the Ministry of Narcotics Control. The efforts of the whole TBM team, led by Hassaan E Muhammad, were lauded and appreciated by PUAN and the Governments representatives alike

Was invited to deliver a keynote address at Fatima Jinnah Women University to educate on the topic of Educational Stressors and how to cope with them. The address was followed by a "Say No to Drugs" march arranged by the students

Was invited as a special guest by Hum Sub TV on a table talk show to discuss the normalization of drug abuse among the teenagers and the students and to educate the masses.

Interfaith League Against poverty was a project of HUM SUB TV Channel and the target was to educate poor people and aware them about social, medical and psychiatric issues through free medical camps in places where there is no such availability of doctors especially Psychiatrists, Psychologist and Medical Specialists.

Invited at the events of Toast Masters International (Islamabad)

being a member collaborated with ILAP where they arranged several medical camps in Places like g-8, F-7 etc that included a Medical staff of:
1. Certified Psychiatrist
2. Certified Psychologist
3. Medical Specialist
4. Gynecologist
5. Child Specialist

Hero Health Care then played its social part in adding in the Consultative meetings to advance religious harmony in Pakistan which had people from different group of sectors.
That Included:
1. Members from Media Sectors.
2. Members from Health Sectors.
3. Members from Scientific Departments.
4. Members from different Religions.
5. Members from Security & Law departments.
6. Members from educational institutions.
7. Students and Social Workers.