Health Awareness · Social Impact & Development
Najah Anwar
Final-Year DPT Student | Head of Ambassadors, Help Volunteer Program
Help International Welfare Trust
Biography
Najah Anwar is in her 10th semester, the fifth and final year of the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) programme at Indus University, with graduation expected in January 2027. She serves voluntarily as Head of Ambassadors for the Help Volunteer Program at Help International Welfare Trust in Karachi.
She leads a team of students from different universities, helping organise thalassaemia-awareness sessions. She has co-led fundraising activities in support of patients as part of a collective effort by the entire organisational team. She has spoken at university sessions about thalassaemia awareness and the importance of youth participation in social work.
Her training experience includes electives and internships at hospitals in Karachi, including Liaquat National, Ziauddin, Saifee, Abbasi Shaheed, Jinnah and NICH. These are student training placements, not claims of independent clinical practice.
Her interests include public speaking, event organisation and hosting, fundraising and student-team leadership.
Areas of expertise
- Public speaking and awareness-session coordination
- Student and volunteer leadership
- Fundraising and community engagement
- Event organisation and hosting
- Youth participation in social work
Engagement interests
Speaker · Panelist · TV / Radio · Podcast / Webinar · Mentor · Trainer
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