Health Awareness & Preventive Care

Breast Cancer Screening Filter Clinic

A free health camp promoting breast cancer awareness, encouraging timely screening, and facilitating access to medical consultation for the educational community.

Saturday, 10 October 2026 Registration began at 9:00 a.m. QMC Lahore
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178

QMC Faculty Visitors

7

Other Colleges Represented

INMOL

Hospital Team

Free

Health Camp

Promoting Awareness, Supporting Early Detection

A collaborative healthcare initiative at Government Queen Mary Graduate College, Lahore.

A Breast Cancer Screening Filter Clinic was organized at Queen Mary Graduate College, Lahore, on Saturday, 10 October 2026, as a free health camp under the patronage of the Worthy Principal, Prof. Dr. Sidra Amir. The initiative aimed to promote breast cancer awareness, encourage early detection, and facilitate access to medical consultation.

The clinic was specially visited by the Worthy Principal, Prof. Dr. Sidra Amir, accompanied by the Vice Principal, Dr. Iram Khan. The camp was coordinated by Mrs. Bazgha Babar, Focal Person, and supervised by Dr. Qamar-un-Nisa, Deputy Section Head of the College. Their leadership and support contributed significantly to the smooth organization of this important health initiative.

The proceedings commenced with recitation and dua by the INMOL Hospital team. Registration began promptly at 9:00 a.m. and was managed by Ms. Aniqa and Mrs. Bazgha Babar. Ms. Samreen facilitated visitors at the information desk near the entrance, while Ms. Dur-e-Shehwar and Ms. Fatima supervised seating arrangements and maintained discipline throughout the event.

At 9:30 a.m., Dr. Qamar-un-Nisa visited the clinic to review and supervise the arrangements. At approximately 10:00 a.m., the Worthy Principal, Prof. Dr. Sidra Amir, visited the clinic along with the Vice Principal, Dr. Iram Khan. The Principal, faculty members, and section heads also attended an informative awareness session conducted by a senior oncologist, highlighting the importance of breast cancer awareness, timely screening, and early diagnosis.

The clinic received an encouraging response, with 178 faculty members from QMC visiting the facility. Faculty members from various other colleges also participated in the camp. Ms. Zunaira, Assistant Director Welfare, Directorate Office, visited the clinic to consult the doctors. She appreciated the initiative and commended the camp as an informative and much-needed healthcare service.

Highlights of the Day

Key activities and arrangements recorded during the clinic.

Opening

Recitation and Dua

The proceedings commenced with recitation and dua by the INMOL Hospital team.

9:00 AM

Registration and Visitor Guidance

Ms. Aniqa and Mrs. Bazgha Babar managed registration. Ms. Samreen facilitated visitors at the information desk, while Ms. Dur-e-Shehwar and Ms. Fatima supervised seating and discipline.

9:30 AM

Clinic Supervision

Dr. Qamar-un-Nisa visited the clinic to review and supervise the arrangements.

10:00 AM

Visit by College Leadership

Prof. Dr. Sidra Amir, Worthy Principal, visited the clinic with Dr. Iram Khan, Vice Principal.

Session

Breast Cancer Awareness Session

A senior oncologist addressed the Principal, faculty members, and section heads on awareness, timely screening, and early diagnosis.

Visit

Directorate Office Visit

Ms. Zunaira, Assistant Director Welfare, Directorate Office, visited the clinic to consult doctors and appreciated the initiative.

Participation from Other Colleges

Faculty members from institutions across Lahore joined this healthcare awareness initiative.

Sr. No. Name of College Faculty Members
01 Model Town College 16
02 Islamia College, Cantt. 11
03 Marghazar College 5
04 Jinnah Degree College, Mozang 2
05 Islam Pura College 1
06 Bilal Ganj College 1
07 Shadbagh College 3
Total from Other Colleges 39

Note: The report records 178 QMC faculty visitors and 39 faculty members from the seven other colleges listed above. These figures are presented separately.

Awareness Today, Healthier Tomorrows

The clinic provided an opportunity for awareness and medical consultation while reinforcing the importance of accessible preventive healthcare within the educational community. Participation from multiple colleges reflected the value of collaborative efforts in promoting health awareness.

A Meaningful Step Towards Preventive Healthcare

The Breast Cancer Screening Filter Clinic concluded as a meaningful and impactful initiative, made possible through the patronage of the Worthy Principal, the support of the college administration, the coordination of the focal person, and the dedicated efforts of the INMOL Hospital team. The event helped raise awareness about breast cancer and reinforced the importance of timely screening, early diagnosis, and accessible healthcare services.