Reducing what patients pay for testing, so a diagnosis is not decided by household income.
Science that reaches everyone is paid for by someone
Research, the laboratories it depends on, the researchers it trains, and the subsidised testing it makes possible — all of it runs on funding. Here is exactly what each part needs, and what has come in so far.
1,240
Subsidised tests funded
Illustrative18
Researchers supported
Illustrative26
Communities reached
Illustrative88%
Of every rupee to programmes
IllustrativeSix funds, each with its own target
A donation can be unrestricted — applied wherever it is needed most — or directed to one of these. Restricted gifts are only ever used for the purpose they were given for.
Reagents, consumables and the running costs of active studies in molecular biology and diagnostics.
Instrumentation, servicing and the calibration that keeps facilities usable.
Funded positions and programmes that build lasting research capacity in people.
Screening camps, health education and the follow-up that makes them meaningful.
Covering publication costs so findings are readable without a paywall.
More than one way to support the work
Most gifts arrive by bank transfer or mobile wallet. But a regular monthly gift is worth more than its size suggests: it is what lets the Center commit to work that takes longer than one payment to finish — a fellowship, a screening programme, a study that runs for three years.
Monthly giving
Bank transfer
JazzCash & EasyPaisa
Endowments
Corporate partnership
Zakat
What we undertake, in writing
A donation is a transfer of trust before it is a transfer of money. These are the commitments that come with it.
- 01Funds are applied to the purpose for which they were given
- 02Restricted donations are used only for the specified purpose
- 03The Center operates on a non-profit basis
- 04Donors receive acknowledgement of their donation
- 05Financial reporting is published
- 06Donor details are never sold or shared
- 07Anonymity is respected where requested
- 08We decline donations that would compromise scientific independence




