Renowned Pakistani actor Firdous Jamal visited Shauoor Maan Ghar where he spent a memorable and valuable time with the mothers and daughters of Maan Ghar, shared heartfelt moments, and listened to their dreams and aspirations. On this occasion, he appreciated the humanitarian efforts of Shauoor Welfare Foundation,
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.
Widow case, Rubina Baji endured the pain of widowhood with great courage. Life tested her in many difficult ways, yet she never gave up. She married off both her daughters with dignity and respect, but now she lives with no one to support her.
Kasur – Educational Support for Muneeba who got her dreams drowned in floodwaters.
Muneeba lives in a small village in Kasur, where her home and school were destroyed in the recent floods.
Every day as he faces the reality of poverty vs educational expenses. Yaseen Bhai spends the day walking on the streets with his gol gappay (snack) cart, trying to keep his household running and dreaming of giving his children a better future through education.
Aerial Firing Case: Sidra – a living corpse registered to the Kafalat Program. Sidra once used to be a cheerful woman who fell victim to fate in the blink of an eye. A stray bullet changed everything — a single shot that condemned Sidra to a lifetime of helplessness.
Sajjad Ahmed is a kidney patient and has to undergo dialysis thrice a week. He has no children and no siblings to support him. His wife is also a heart patient, and for the past five months, this couple has been living a life of illness, hunger, and helplessness.
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.
Marriage Support Case – Naseem Baji is a mother of two young daughters. Naseem Baji’s husband is seriously ill. She worked tirelessly as a seamstress to educate her two daughters, but now her eyesight has become very weak.
Shauoor Welfare Foundation runs a remarkable humanitarian initiative called the Cloth Bank Program, through which clothes, shoes, mattresses, and blankets are provided to families affected by floods. People from various distant areas of the country are sending clothes and other essential items for the rehabilitation of these flood victims,
Shahroz suffering from lifelong skin disease whose drug addicted father cannot do any good for the family. His mother works as a house help to feed her children. The family lives in a rented house, and managing household expenses has become extremely difficult for her.
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 —
During a recent visit to Karachi by Mr. Saad Mustafa, General Secretary – Shauoor Welfare Foundation, renowned sufi scholar Mr. Mustafa Jaan praised the tireless efforts of Shauoor Volunteers for their dedication during flood relief 2025 to rescue, rehabilitate and facilitate the flood victims.
Sponsoring orphaned children is the greatest act of humanity. These are innocent hearts longing for our love, care, and support. Let us become a source of hope in their journey toward a better future.
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.
Orphanhood is a very difficult reality to face. After her husband’s death, Fauzia Baji’s life has been surrounded by hardship. Her resources have run out, and she is unable to meet her children’s expenses.
