Help a father walk again and feed his children.
Due to diabetes, Asif Bhai’s one leg and the lower part of the other had to be amputated. He couldn’t walk, and without mobility, he lost his only source of income.
Deadly domestic violence turned horrible, right in front of the children.
Ten bullets were fired by their father, killing their mother on the spot.
Manahil Fatima and her younger siblings are now orphaned, emotionally shattered, and living under their aunt’s care.
To protect ourselves from the looming crisis, Shauoor Welfare Foundation regularly organizes intellectual awareness sessions, aiming to help our youth rediscover their true identity and strengthen the national character.
A place where feeding birds and providing water for thirsty animals is encouraged—yet, on the very streets of this state, human beings writhe in hunger, thirst, and helplessness, and no one comes to their aid.
Nisar is lost, confused, and far from home, but your help can guide him back to his loved ones. By the grace of Allah, a
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Nisar is lost, confused, and far from home — but your help can guide him back to his loved ones.
Alhamdulillah! Allah has blessed us to be part of this heart-touching change.
Ehsaan Sahib is a man of dignity, but life has pushed him to the edge. He suffers from a neurological condition similar to epilepsy and is unable to do any regular job.
An unknown, starving, abandoned man. Helpless! Voiceless! Forgotten by the world. When Shauoor Welfare Foundation’s volunteers reached him, his condition was heartbreaking.
In the heart of Lahore city, near Data Darbar, many people are left to die silently on the streets—invisible to the world. One such man was found lying helplessly on the roadside, drenched in rain, unnoticed by passersby.
From Awareness to Action—A Movement for Change
What began as a spark of awareness through the Shauoor Welfare Foundation has now grown into a nationwide movement across Pakistan.
Losing her husband, her only son—her last hope and support—also passed away. She is now fighting diabetes, which causes severe swelling in her hands and feet.
At first sight, it was difficult to decide whether the man lying on the roadside was dead or alive. He has no name, no voice,
He spent his life in the Department of Animal Welfare at the University of Botany & Animal Sciences, healing voiceless creatures and easing the pain of injured animals. Arif Baba was a man who couldn’t bear to see an animal suffer.
Mr. Azam is a hardworking man who spent years working as a salesman at a shoe store. But life took a sudden and painful turn. After being diagnosed with an intestinal infection, he underwent surgery at Holy Family Hospital.
Kausar Bibi spent her whole life raising her children with love and devotion. One of her sons was responsible, hardworking, and carried the burden of the house on his shoulders.
Riffat Baji’s husband passed away in 2021, leaving her alone to face a world full of challenges.
But she did not give up.
Looking at the deteriorating conditions and rising apathy in Pakistan, it seems that in just a few years, our cultural traditions and heritage may be reduced to a mere question mark.
