Every Child Deserves a Joyous Eid
For most children, Eid is a celebration—new clothes, shoes, and endless joy. But for those without parents, it is a reminder of what they have lost. Who do they turn to? Who listens to their silent pain?
Every Child Deserves a Joyous Eid
For most children, Eid is a celebration—new clothes, shoes, and endless joy. But for those without parents, it is a reminder of what they have lost. Who do they turn to? Who listens to their silent pain?
ہر بچہ خوشیوں بھری عید کا حقدار ہے

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