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

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.

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.