Medical Support Case No. SWF25 0681: Zulfiqar Ali – Sana’s Struggle Parents Battling Critical Illness. 

Poverty and illness have tightly gripped Sana’s parents

A devoted Molvi Sahib in a village, whose monthly salary is only 15,000 rupees, is currently going through a very difficult time. His wife, Begum Mai Nihalan, has been diagnosed with a brain tumor, and the doctors have recommended an urgent operation, which costs 60,000 rupees even after a concession.

There is still a spark of life in Maria’s eyes — she holds tightly to the thread of hope. Soft-spoken and pure-hearted, this innocent girl has spent her life in the shadow of orphanhood with patience and courage.

Diabetic Case, Asif Bhai with an amputated leg and on top of it got paralyzed is a humble, hardworking, and respected man who values his self-respect and would never wish to compromise it by asking for help, hence Shauoor provides him medical support.

Many orphaned and underprivileged daughters are waiting for your kindness and generosity. At such moments, the absence of a father is felt most deeply. Some of these young girls are soon to be married, yet they have nothing

Saeed Bhai’s Struggle – Dignity Amid Disability: Despair due to his disability, hunger, and helplessness, Saeed Bhai continues to live with dignity and patience.

Imran Bhai is living a helpless life, crushed under the weight of poverty and disability. At times hunger tormented him, illness demanded medicine he couldn’t afford. Shauoor Welfare Foundation’s Medical Support brought a ray of hope into his life —

Sabeeha is a nurse who had been serving sincerely at a hospital, but suddenly she was diagnosed with a serious illness that has started to affect her kidneys. Because of this condition, she is now unable to continue her job being a kidney patient with gradually failing organs.

Poverty and illness have made the life of Ghulam Sakina Baji extremely difficult. She is suffering from a deadly disease — cancer — and poverty has reached such an extent that even two meals a day are hard to afford.

Hasnain is a patient of asthma and has been admitted to the hospital for the past few days due to fever.

Nisar’s silent departure shook the conscience of our society, leaving behind a question: when did we lose the value of humanity and relationships?