About Rukhsana Mother and Childcare Trust Hospital
Rukhsana Mother and Childcare Trust Hospital (RMCTH) is a registered not-for-profit trust hospital dedicated to providing affordable, high-quality maternal and child healthcare services to low-income communities in and around Peshawar.
Our Background
Established in December 2019 as a social and charitable healthcare initiative, RMCTH was founded to address the lack of accessible maternal and pediatric healthcare services in underserved areas of Peshawar and nearby tribal districts.
The hospital is built on four kanals of donated land and currently serves approximately 40–50 villages across 4–5 union councils surrounding Mathra and Warsak Road, Peshawar. In addition, patients from the tribal districts of Mohmand and Khyber regularly seek care at RMCTH due to the scarcity of quality healthcare facilities in those regions.
From its inception, RMCTH has focused on delivering essential healthcare services at costs that are affordable for the local community, without compromising on medical standards or patient dignity.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide safe, affordable, and compassionate maternal and pediatric healthcare to women and children from low-income communities, ensuring that financial limitations never become a barrier to essential medical services.
Our Core Values
Women-Centred Care and Medical Standards
A distinctive feature of Rukhsana Mother and Childcare Trust Hospital is its all-female medical and support staff. This approach ensures culturally sensitive care and provides a comfortable and respectful environment for women seeking maternal and gynecological services.
The hospital follows medical protocols aligned with World Health Organization (WHO) standards and continuously works to maintain high levels of clinical safety, hygiene, and patient care across all departments.
Our Financial Model
RMCTH operates as a not-for-profit trust hospital. Income generated from highly subsidized services covers only approximately 30–35% of the hospital’s total monthly operational expenses.
The remaining costs are met through the generosity of donors, supporters, and well-wishers who believe in providing quality healthcare to underserved communities. This model allows the hospital to continue serving patients while keeping treatment affordable.