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 books and playing with friends—circumstances forced him to shoulder household responsibilities prematurely.
بچپن میں مزدوری
Is a moment of relief worth a lifetime of destruction?
Addiction is an escape that often ends in ruin.
In Pakistan, drug use is spreading; sometimes glamorized in elite gatherings, sometimes a desperate escape for the poor.
A Tale of Oppression!!!
At just 14, Asifa was married. Within two years, she became a mother — and then, at 16, a divorcee. Her only son was taken from her, and she was thrown out of her home.
On 19th July 2025, a man was found unconscious near Data Darbar in Lahore. Starvation and hopelessness clung to him. The immediate concern was whether he could survive or if his life would slip away before reaching the hospital.
Help a father walk again and feed his children.
Due to diabetes, Asif Bhai’s one leg and the lower part of the other had to be amputated. He couldn’t walk, and without mobility, he lost his only source of income.
