A Need Close to Home
The absence of adequate medical care in rural Chakwal revealed how distance, limited resources and poverty could turn illness into tragedy.
Building sustainable institutions that connect underserved communities with healthcare, education, professional opportunity and a better future.

Bin Qutab Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to improving access to healthcare, education, professional training and sustainable livelihood opportunities, particularly for underserved communities.
Our principal healthcare institution, Begum Noor Memorial Hospital in Village Bhubhar, Chakwal, provides essential medical services closer to rural families. Bin Qutab College of Health Sciences helps young people prepare for meaningful careers, while Dastak Shifa Tak extends preventive care into communities.
We bring together professionals, donors, volunteers, institutions and local communities to create solutions that are practical, dignified and built to last.
BQF’s journey began with a promise to ensure that rural families would not remain without timely, dependable healthcare.
The absence of adequate medical care in rural Chakwal revealed how distance, limited resources and poverty could turn illness into tragedy.
Established in 2007, the Foundation created a formal platform through which a personal commitment could become sustainable public service.
The work now connects hospital care, preventive health, professional education and community development in an integrated model.

In 1980, Muhammad Bashir Malik lost his mother, Begum Noor, when timely and adequate medical care was unavailable in their rural region. The experience left a lasting conviction: families should not face helplessness simply because quality healthcare is too far away.
That conviction eventually led to the establishment of Bin Qutab Foundation and to a hospital named in Begum Noor’s memory. What began in personal loss has grown into a collective mission sustained by family, friends, professionals, donors, partners and the communities it serves.
We envision a Pakistan where people in rural and urban communities can access healthcare, health education and opportunities for progress regardless of income, gender, religion, ethnicity or location.
To establish accessible and replicable institutions in healthcare, education and livelihood development through professional service, community participation, philanthropy and collaboration with the public and private sectors.
We respect every person and serve without discrimination.
We respond to human need with empathy, care and responsibility.
We act honestly and remain accountable for the trust placed in us.
We work to remove barriers that prevent communities from accessing opportunity.
We pursue professional standards and continuous improvement.
We communicate clearly and promote responsible stewardship.
We achieve more by working with communities and institutions.
We build institutions designed to serve generations to come.
Our approach recognises that health, education, livelihoods and community participation are deeply connected.
Understand needs with the people who experience them.
Bring essential services closer to underserved families.
Equip local youth for dignified professional careers.
Mobilise communities, donors, government and institutions.
Create models that can grow, endure and be replicated.

“The loss of my mother in a region without adequate medical care gave birth to a commitment that no family should face the same helplessness. By the grace of Allah, that commitment became Bin Qutab Foundation.
Our purpose is not simply to complete projects. It is to build sustainable institutions that restore dignity, create opportunity and continue serving humanity for generations. Every doctor, nurse, teacher, volunteer, donor and partner is part of this shared journey.”
“BQF’s strength lies in converting compassion into structured, professional and sustainable service. We are developing an integrated pathway in which healthcare protects lives, education builds capability and skills create opportunity.
Our responsibility is to earn the confidence of every patient, student, donor and partner through quality, transparency and measurable impact. We welcome all who share our belief that underserved communities deserve institutions of the highest standard.”
A long-term commitment growing through service, partnership and community trust.
The loss of Begum Noor inspires a promise to improve rural access to healthcare.
Bin Qutab Foundation is incorporated on 12 June as a not-for-profit association under Section 42.
Weekly outpatient services begin in Village Bhubhar, Chakwal.
Begum Noor Memorial Hospital opens as a day hospital and progresses to three-shift service during the year.
Hospital care, allied health education and Dastak Shifa Tak outreach work together to serve communities.
BQF is working towards expanded hospital capacity, specialised services, education and wider community reach.
These recognitions honour the collective contribution of BQF’s teams, supporters, partners and communities.



Bin Qutab Foundation was incorporated on 12 June 2007 as an association under Section 42 of the Companies Ordinance, 1984, now governed by the Companies Act, 2017.




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