AFJOG · RESOURCES & INFORMATION

MOU & Collaborations

Key points from each memorandum and collaboration.

Association of Fatima Jinnah Old Graduates, Lahore

Working together for better care.

Key points from each memorandum and collaboration.

Family Medicine accreditation · 9 June 2026

AFJOG Complex of Health Centers, Lahore, is accredited for MCPS training in Family Medicine.
Accreditation followed a physical inspection on 1 June 2026.
It remains valid while a CPSP-registered supervisor is available and the stated conditions are met.
Re-inspection is required after five years.
Trainees are registered with CPSP, paid a stipend at the grade 17 level, and charged no tuition.

Ministry of Economic Affairs · signed 27 September 2023 · valid to 31 December 2025

The Government registered an MoU with AFJOG for the project “Association of Fatima Jinnah Old Graduates (AFJOG)” in Punjab.
AFJOG may receive foreign contributions from declared sources through legal banking channels.
AFJOG may maintain its office at 156-Ali Block, New Garden Town, Lahore.
The organization may claim 100% tax credit under section 100C, subject to approval.
Annual plans, accounts and reports are shared with the Economic Affairs Division.
Work stays within the agreed project and location.

Community-focused initiatives · 1 June 2022 · three years

FJMU students visit, observe and learn public health practice at AFJOG clinics, schools, vocational centres and communities in Lahore.
The collaboration covers public health teaching, primary health care, electives, internships and research.
Weekday visits are made with faculty from the Department of Community Medicine.
FJMU provides expertise in community health promotion.
The work is academic, with no monetary benefit to either party.
Either party may end the agreement with one month’s written notice.

Signed 4 July 2022 · initial term of five years

The collaboration covers patient care, teaching, training and research for people with arthritis and allied diseases.
ACF contributes medicines for the Rheumatology Clinic at AFJOG House, subject to available funds.
AFJOG provides clinic space and support staff.
The ACF team sees patients on mutually agreed days.
ACF funds a Senior Medical Officer and a Dispensary Assistant for the clinic.
AFJOG and ACF work with FJMU on research, including the Lupus Research Project.
After five years the agreement continues unless ended with three months’ written notice.

Signed 29 September 2021 · initial term of five years

The collaboration supports care, rehabilitation, teaching, training and research for people with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, intellectual disability, schizophrenia and allied conditions.
AFJOG provides rent-free space for counselling, group therapy, physiotherapy, speech therapy, academics and vocational work.
The Assisted Living team, including training fellows and a senior psychologist, sees patients on agreed days.
Services are acknowledged as a donor and collaborative part of AFJOG’s health projects.
After five years the agreement continues unless ended with three months’ written notice.