Widow: Widows are those helpless women whose husband died and have no one else to support them for their financial needs.
Transgender: The deprived and the most neglected gender of the society who need to earn for themselves and their families.
Orphan: Those needy children, teenagers or young boys and girls who lost their father and have left with no one to who can safeguard and accept those orphans as guardian.
Child Labour: The child labour is the young hard worker community in our society who genuinely need help for survival and rehabilitation.
Handicap: Disabled and special people who cannot fulfil their daily needs by themselves
This heartbreaking reality was exposed when we found Nisar Bhai abandoned, starving, and helpless. His survival seemed impossible — but with immediate medical aid, empathy, and your support, we saved his life.
Monthly Donations for disabled individuals can bring broken families back to life. Abrar Ahmed was the only breadwinner in his family, working hard at a marble factory. One day, he slipped and fell.
Wheelchair distribution transcends mere mobility; it is a vital step towards restoring dignity to those in need. Rahmat Bano is living proof.
The Edhi Center is now sheltering Younas Baba, who was rescued under our Rescue Missing Person and Rehabilitation program. Two days ago, we got a call from Dr Fareena.
Is a moment of relief worth a lifetime of destruction?
Addiction is an escape that often ends in ruin.
In Pakistan, drug use is spreading; sometimes glamorized in elite gatherings, sometimes a desperate escape for the poor.
A Tale of Oppression!!!
At just 14, Asifa was married. Within two years, she became a mother — and then, at 16, a divorcee. Her only son was taken from her, and she was thrown out of her home.
On 19th July 2025, a man was found unconscious near Data Darbar in Lahore. Starvation and hopelessness clung to him. The immediate concern was whether he could survive or if his life would slip away before reaching the hospital.
Help a father walk again and feed his children.
Due to diabetes, Asif Bhai’s one leg and the lower part of the other had to be amputated. He couldn’t walk, and without mobility, he lost his only source of income.
