
Muhammad Moosa – Bladder Cancer
Muhammad Moosa is suffering from bladder cancer and living alone, relying on his relatives for support. Hailing from a remote area like Balochistan, he faces

Muhammad Moosa is suffering from bladder cancer and living alone, relying on his relatives for support. Hailing from a remote area like Balochistan, he faces

Hina Iqbal’s husband is in the final stage of tuberculosis. He requires two injections daily costing 400 rupees

Rehana and Farzana—two orphaned sisters living with mental disabilities

Mr. Abdul Ghafoor is a daily-wage laborer, yet his greatest sorrow is not poverty

After her husband’s passing, Khalida was left burdened with a debt amounting to hundreds of thousands of rupees. Despite her advanced age and frail health,

Mr. Hafeez is partially visually impaired, yet he manages to cover the rent for their home by working as a daily wage laborer

Shauoor Welfare Foundation is delighted to share a heartwarming update on a widow case

Mr. Khalid has been battling tuberculosis for a long time.

Fakhra is pursuing her education with the support of Shauoor and aspires to complete her studies to build a secure and dignified future.

Factory worker widow Saima is bedridden with fractured back and leg needs monthly sponsorship through Shauoor’s Kafalat Program.

Jobless Bhola has a house without a roof. Starvation and helplessness have made life unbearable.

A few months ago, Ameen suffered a serious ankle injury after falling from a height while working.

Abbas Bhai used to run a successful chicken business and worked tirelessly to provide a better future for his children.

Aslam was the only source of support for his elderly and sick parents.

Thirteen-year-old Habiba is suffering from a mental illness. Poverty and helplessness have closed all doors to her treatment.

Afzal Bhai spent his entire life working hard to build a home and eventually distributed all his property among his children.