Superior University’s Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, hosted an impactful awareness session on “Healthy Ageing: Preventing Falls and Frailty” at the Raiwind Road Campus. The event highlighted the importance of early interventions, preventive care, and community awareness to ensure a healthier ageing population in Pakistan.
The session was graced by Prof. Dr. Sajid Mehmood, President of the Allied Health Professional Council of Pakistan, who attended as the Chief Guest. In his remarks, he emphasized that with rising life expectancy, the healthcare sector must focus on preventive measures to protect senior citizens from conditions that compromise independence and quality of life.
The program was organized under the visionary leadership of Prof. Dr. Muhammad Naveed Babur, Dean, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences at Superior University, who reiterated Superior’s commitment to advancing knowledge, research, and practices that improve community health and well-being. The event also saw active participation from Deans and Heads of Departments of more than 10 universities, reflecting strong inter-institutional collaboration and shared commitment toward healthcare excellence.
Adding symbolic value to the occasion, the event concluded with a cake-cutting ceremony celebrating the collective efforts of academia and healthcare professionals, followed by a plantation activity that represented growth, sustainability, and a healthier future.
By bringing together thought leaders, practitioners, and academicians, Superior University once again demonstrated its role as a pioneer in creating platforms that combine research, awareness, and practical action for societal good. This session not only raised awareness about healthy ageing but also reinforced Superior’s mission of building a healthier and more sustainable Pakistan.
