As part of its commitment towards promoting medical welfare, the HAMM Public Trust operates two medical establishments - the Haji Abdul Majid Memorial Charitable Dispensary and the Haji Abdul Majid Memorial Hospital.

The dispensary provides free medical treatment, including medicines to approximately 300 needy patients daily. Other areas include child healthcare and basic healthcare education. The state-of-the-art Hospital and Research Centre is one of the largest charity hospitals in the country. In addition, the Trust organizes short-term 'Medico-Educative’ camps in backward areas to promote awareness about primary health care, family planning, AIDS and other diseases amongst the rural populace.

To boost the level of literacy in the country, the Markazul Ma'arif runs a group of schools under the name of Markaz Academy. Another centre of education is the Markazul Ma-arif Education and Research Centre (MMERC) which was established in Delhi and subsequently moved to Mumbai in 2000. The centre aims at providing basic education to the needy. The HAMM Public Trust even grants scholarships and subsidized assistance to deserving students, those who wish to pursue advanced medical studies.

In order to alleviate the problem of unemployment in the country, both the HAMM Public Trust and the Markazul Ma'arif provide counseling and training to the unemployed youth.

The Markazul Ma'arif manages the Markaz Darul Yatama Goalpara - an orphanage in Assam, which houses over 700 orphans and destitute children. The Trust provides them with the basic amenities like food, clothing and shelter, free of cost. Qualified teachers including trained physical instructors provide elementary education to the residents.