
Awareness to Overcome Poverty & Addiction
Shauoor Community Development Center has been established in Begum Kot

Shauoor Community Development Center has been established in Begum Kot

Losing a parent is one of life’s greatest hardships, and for Razia and her children

Alhamdulillah! With your generous support, Arsalan has successfully undergone life-saving surgery

We met Ali Raza near Minar-e-Pakistan while he was collecting plastic bottles from the trash. At an age when he should have been in school—reading

We rescued Alina, a young woman who had been lying helpless and abandoned by the roadside for the past four days.

Samreen is raising two children with intellectual disabilities while courageously battling a serious illness herself.

Elderly Zareena Bibi lives with her daughter in a dilapidated rented house that has no fan in this extremely hot weather, she has no food,

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

In this hit weather, it has become difficult for an elderly lady laborer to even breathe easily.

An effective and thought-provoking workshop titled “Parenting Through My Diary” was held at the Shauoor Head Office, Lahore.

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

Air Commodore Khalid Chishti, while guiding the youth in an intellectual awareness session

“Parenting Program: Training Children in Daily Routine through – My Diary”

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