Kiran’s life is in severe danger. Her simple-hearted parents have been running from place to place since morning without food or water, desperate to save their daughter, until they were so weak that they collapsed on the roadside.
Sajjad Bhai’s life is passing through the most testing times. Fighting kidney failure and hand fracture, he has no children, and his wife is severely ill.
Asmat is seriously ill, and her husband has been confined to bed after an accident. There is no source of income at home, making it extremely difficult to manage household expenses and medical costs.
When Nazia Baji’s only orphaned son passed away, this grieving mother was left helpless with her four young daughters.
May the innocent little flowers of Shauoor Maan Ghar always keep smiling.
Today, girls having fun making toys with clay, small joys, and precious smiles paint new colors of life on their faces.
These deserving and orphaned daughters were once their fathers’ beloved princesses. When a daughter leaves her home, her heart becomes heavy, as if life has arrived at a completely new turning point.
Shauoor Welfare Foundation follows professional social work methodologies — starting with area surveys, data collection, and problem identification.
Guided by the 4Rs: Rescue, Relief, Recovery & Rehabilitation,
Safia Bibi’s daughter, violence victim Sumaira, is now suffering from mental illness. After marriage, her husband continuously beat and abused her, which has left Sumaira mentally unwell.
Muhammad Riaz, a resident of Basti Jam in Jalalpur Pirwala, has a young son suffering from the painful condition of Rectal Prolapse. Poverty has gripped this family so severely that Riaz has neither the means for treatment nor the resources to even take his child to a hospital.
Medical Support Case No. SWF25 0681: Zulfiqar Ali – Sana’s Struggle Parents Battling Critical Illness.
Poverty and illness have tightly gripped Sana’s parents
Shauoor Maan Ghar is dedicated to providing shelter, education, and character-building to innocent young girls. These daughters, deprived of family support, are being guided toward a respectable and influential future. Because education alone is not enough—nurturing, moral upbringing,
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.
Case No. SWF25 0676: Ali Hamza is an orphan and struggles for education for a brighter future. During recent relief activities after the floods, the team of Shauoor Welfare Foundation met a talented student, Ali Hamza, in the village of Haku Wala near Kasur.
Syeda Kulsoom: Case No. SWF25 0656, belongs to a very simple and honorable Syed family. Their home reflects dignity and modesty, but difficult circumstances have put them in a tragic test. Her husband is seriously ill and now dependent on others to move around.
The dedicated team of Shauoor Welfare Foundation undertook a long and challenging journey from Lahore to the outskirts of Jalalpur Pirwala to deliver your valuable donations to their rightful recipients.
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.
Widow Nazia Bibi is struggling and her kids are facing orphanhood: a painful reality. Nazia Bibi’s ordeal – the life of orphans Is truly difficult,
Nazia Bibi works in people’s homes to make ends meet. After the death of her husband, even her parents and siblings turned away from her.
Maria’s story is a life filled with loss and struggle. Maria has faced many hardships in her life. First, she lost her father, the shade and strength of the family. Then, her young brother passed away suddenly due to a heart attack.
