Similia Health & Educational Society

Informal community health work began in 2004, and SHES was formally registered in April 2008. Similia Health & Educational Society (SHES)

Similia Health & Educational Society (SHES) is a nonprofit society based in Abbottabad, Pakistan. It began as informal community health work in 2004 under Dr Ahmed Ejaz, and was formally registered as a society in 2008 under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 (Registration No. 1343/5/5423, dated 29 April 2008). Dr Ejaz, the society's founder, obtained the first-ever Gold Medal from Hazara University in Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS), an achievement formally recognized by Sarban Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital in 2013. SHES serves as the organizational umbrella connecting healthcare delivery — through its affiliated clinic, Similia Homoeo Clinix — with broader community health and outreach work in the Hazara region. Its network includes Dr Nadia Ahmed, a psychologist and homeopath who served as President of the Rotary Club of Abbottabad City (2014–2015) and Club Foundation Chair (2013–2014), reflecting SHES's connections to established civic and service organizations in the region.