Insufficiency
To Self-Sufficiency
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Case Work
آپ کا خیال بنا کسی کا اچھا حال
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Case Work
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.
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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
Activities & Videos
Case Work
Old Aslam Khatoon & Disabled Son
Bilqees – Blind Mother Supporting Four Children
Saba Baji – Starvation, Debt & Helplessness
Ghazala Shehzadi – Mother & Son Reunion
Bholi Baji – Restore Water Supply
Sabira Sultana – Recent Accident & Sponsorship
Events & Updates
Case Work

Sponsor Old Age Nawaz Baba
Nawaz Baba spent his entire life working hard to earn a halal livelihood.

Daughters Security – Home Construction
In a large city like Lahore, Shazia was living through extremely difficult circumstances with her young daughters.

A helping hand, a new life.
Just as Bisma was about to embark on a new chapter in her life, she lost her mother

Mother’s Unnatural Death – Orphan Kids
Manahil Fatima is an innocent orphan girl who, at such a young age, has witnessed pain and suffering that is heartbreaking even to imagine.

Innocent Zainab Awaiting Medical Treatment
Zainab’s mother is also suffering from several health problems

Orphan Muqaddas’ Dignified Wedding
For an orphan daughter, a wedding is a moment of great happiness, but it can also bring the painful realization of a father’s absence.

Nimra’s Semester Fees
Through her hard work and academic excellence, Nimra secured admission to university.
