Chhipa Welfare Association, commonly known as Chhipa, is a Pakistani non-profit welfare organization founded in 2007 by Ramzan Chhipa. It is headquartered in Karachi, Pakistan. It imbued with a noble mission, having sincere love and affection for humanity and a strong commitment to serving the people without discrimination of any caste, creed or colour under all circumstances, where frequent road accidents, sudden events, and emergencies daily occur. The Chhipa Welfare Association is a non-governmental organization in Pakistan. Its activities include financial aid and free or low-cost food to people with a low income. The services include:
The Chhipa Welfare Association runs a number of ambulance centres in Karachi. The ambulances are basic vans with room for a stretcher, for transportation to a hospital but without any medical staff in the ambulance. CHHIPA AMBULANCE. The beacon of the enormous humanitarian services of Chhipa Welfare Association, with the largest fleet of highly dedicated fleet of ambulances, manned by paramedics and equipped with first aid box and oxygen cylinder, spread over CHHIPA AMBULANCE EMERGENCY CENTRES located at prominent places, at various roundabouts and near Government Hospitals across Mega City of Karachi and other regions of Pakistan, on alert––around the clock all year around––for Rapid Rescue and Relief, providing immediate help and assistance to the needy, the seriously injured victims of road accidents, train collisions, disasters and calamities, shifting the sick, people suffering and emergency patients, rushing them to hospitals and medical facilities While the responding time is within 05 minutes, which further initiates the rescue operation without any delay. Chhipa Ambulances are always on the alert and ready to face any untoward emergency situation. Normally, Chhipa Ambulances––24 hours/7 days a week––remain engaged on roads in lifting and shifting the seriously injured victims of road accidents, the needy, the sick, burnt out and severed body parts, emergency patients, partially decomposed and unidentified abandoned, decomposed and mutilated bodies, lying in drains and sewers, dead bodies––to hospitals & medical centres in attempts to save the valuable human lives, all taken care off by Chhipa Volunteers. The Rescue Team of Chhipa Ambulance daily saves numerous precious human lives.
Palna
The association provides a means for people who are unable to care for their newborn children to give them up for adoption, as an alternative to abandoning the child, and to lessen the risk of infanticide. The ambulance centers include a palna where people can leave their babies; the Chhipa Association can then arrange for the infant to be adopted. Social Worker Ramzan Chhipa is the first legal guardian until after a married childless couple is handed the infant for adoption. Chhipa Welfare Association maintains the complete record and the legality of all such unwanted children that are placed in Chhipa Jhoola. After the married childless couple has been selected, the child is then handed over to them in a simple adoption ceremony at the Chhipa Head Office. After that Social Worker Ramzan Chhipa regularly visits the homes of the adopting parents and monitors the well-being and upbringing of the adopted child.
Sacrificial animals
The ambulance centers also accept animals that have been sacrificed on the occasion of a child's birth or as other forms of voluntary charity. These sacrifices are prepared as food for people with a low-income.
Ration - Monthly Ration Programme
Chhipa Welfare gives the utmost priority to ensure their provisions of food, clothing and education and provide these deserving families with Chhipa Monthly Ration. Also, mandatorily maintaining the respect for their self-esteem––which is never compromised under any circumstances or cost.
Home & Orphanage
This welfare provide the numerous service free home & orphanage
