Insufficiency
To Self-Sufficiency
کفالت سے خود کفالت تک
Urgent Appeals
Unsponsored Cases
Syed Family – Disability & Starvation
Syeda Kulsoom: Case No. SWF25 0650, 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.
Hope of Deserving Families
Shauoor’s Kafalat Program _ A Ray of Hope for Deserving Families. Support our Kafalat Program to help overcome food shortages in deserving households.
Neglected Mother & Daughter
Under the Kafalat Program, we bring you the heartbreaking story of Shehnaz Baji — a mother abandoned by her own family, simply because she gave birth to a disabled son.
A Mother’s Dignified Decision
Faith Over Fear: A Mother’s Stand!
Saima made a difficult but dignified decision — when her husband, addicted to drugs and became abusive, even threatened her life and tried to sell their children in his intoxicated state.
Handless Mother, Young Children
Shehnaz Bibi is a widow and the mother of young children. She used to work with a fodder cutting machine to feed her family. One tragic day, both of her hands were cut off in an accident.
Silent Battle of a Woman
Nadia Naimat is a mother, a tailor, and a fighter — carrying the weight of a life no one sees.
Her husband is mentally ill. One of her sons can’t walk and depends on a wheelchair.
Widowed Blind Woman & Wayward Children
Widowed Blind Woman and Wayward Children!
In our society, many women lose everything when they lose their husbands. Without a father, children often fall into the wrong path.
Rasheed Bhai — Deprived of Both Legs
Imagine losing both your legs and having no one to hold your hand.
This is Rasheed Bhai’s reality today. Rasheed Bhai — Deprived of Both Legs!
One leg was already fractured.
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