Due to recent pcr test guidelines that came into effect on April 1st 2022, the…

At the heart of his campaign was an effort to tell the stories of those he aimed to help. Mr Rehmani travelled to refugee camps in Lebanon in February, where he visited families to assess their needs. He posted their stories on social media to show potential donors where their money would go.
“A lot of the posts on social media were being shared by people over WhatsApp and Facebook and Instagram. It started to gain a bit of traction – more and more people were following my journey while I was away
As the coronavirus took the world by storm, with unpredictability and an acceleration in the number of deaths around the globe, Manchester Pharmacy were the first across the UK to create medical response packages for the elderly and high risk.
We teamed up with a local charity, Human Relief Foundation, to get the word out for our free community initiative to ensure those most vulnerable had that extra support to aid them during this deadly pandemic.
Our packages included: a face mask, a hand sanitizer, one tub of multivitamins and minerals, and a tub of vitamin D. This was to ensure the high-risk groups were appropriately equipped as they had to self-isolate during lockdown and also had a daily intake of vitamins, with research supporting a positive correlation to boosting the immune system to help fight the disease.
To our surprise, we received calls from Glasgow, Birmingham, London, and Wales. The situation was that dire that people with high risk family members were desperately in search for whatever they could find.
Our community efforts were published in the following article: