Bakhtyar H. Pirzada, Vice Chairman of Muslim Charity, commented: “Having worked for numerous years in the area of maternal health in developing countries, Muslim Charity has worked tirelessly in promoting maternal health and care in parts of the developing world and has provided long-term initiatives to those in need, saving lives on a daily basis. A death of a child, a mother or both during pregnancy, childbirth and after-care is a real phenomenon in many parts of the world, even though this provision of healthcare and facilities may often be taken for granted here in the developed world.”
Bakhtyar Pirzada further explained: “Today, Muslim Charity stands to appreciate the great healthcare provision provided by the National Health Service and is proud to contribute to the Maternity Ward at Bassetlaw Hospital. The Hospital is a central pillar of this local community and all of us who live in this area benefit from it all the time. Being the local hospital to Eaton Hall, where the charity is based, we are grateful to Bassetlaw Hospital for its service and for accepting this humble contribution to its Maternity Ward”.
