What do we know of the helplessness of poverty? Have we ever tried a dry piece of bread dipped in water to make it edible? Or told hungry children to drink water and sleep? Or pulled a brilliant child out of school because we couldn’t afford the fees? So much pain exists, and there’s so much to be done.
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Mairaj Bibi, a woman who had once lost herself in the abyss of addiction, decided to turn her life around. Her unwavering determination and love for her children led her to connect with Shauoor Welfare Foundation.
The story of mother Kausar begins with sorrow and ends with tears. In her old age, she has no one to rely on, struggling daily with hardship.
Syeda Sabiha and her daughter are battling severe mental health challenges, with no stable place to call home. Her daughter’s illness led to stay at Jinnah Hospital, where she slept on the cold, bare floors.
After losing her husband, Kausar Parveen worked tirelessly to raise her daughters and even managed to arrange the marriages of two of them.
