St Elizabeth Hospital has been providing healthcare in Latifabad since 1958 when Latifabad was begun as the new urban extension of old Hyderabad to give housing to many Muslims who had moved from India after partition in 1947.

has provided regular, effective, professional, compassionate and free health care to many impoverished Christian, Muslim, Hindu and tribal people who are bonded agricultural workers in Sindh province in south-east Pakistan.

The number of relapsed patients and those  who have not got medical attention in time translates into a huge cancer population in Hyderabad who need palliative care. By providing palliative care to cancer patients, HBPC is filling a major gap in government health care in Hyderabad and surrounding areas.

St. Elizabeth Midwifery Training School is attached to St Elizabeth Hospital in Hyderabad. It is overseen by the SEMTS Management Council and is professionally accredited to and accountable to the Pakistan Nursing Council. Mrs. Zarish Momal, M.Sc.Nursing, is principal and the Sisters of Charity of Jesus and Mary see to the residential accommodation for the student midwives.

The Catholic Centre of Academic Excellence provides a non-residential sustained environment so that academically talented Catholic boys and young men can overcome the economic, cultural and social barriers which arise from intense religious discrimination and family poverty. Through CCAE they attain high academic grades and obtain admission to free university and tertiary education on merit basis.

The Catholic Youth Development Centre is a non-residential education program which offers the possibility of a better life to illiterate Catholic young men in Hyderabad. They have dropped out of school or have never been to school. CYDC enables them to move from illiteracy and street-sweeping to completing high school and employment through an accelerated programme of teaching and learning. Hope replaces despair. Everything at CYDC is free.

Pakistan is a “low” ranked 164 out of 193 countries in the Global Human Development Index 2024 of the United Nations Development Program which is scored on accessibility to healthcare, infant mortality, illiteracy rates, human capacity development, and access to the workforce. St. Elizabeth Hospital Society’s commitment to professional development is a major positive response to these factors in Pakistan.