In this age of science, technology, and competitiveness, our society is in desperate need of young people who can revive it by real-time practice of genuine social, moral, and human values emphasized by Islamic principles to maintain a healthy balance between humanity and modernity. Youth mobilization and training as social workers are important components of Shauoor’s mission. Capable and kind-hearted youngsters should be trained for practical adaptation of social work in daily life.
Below are the core objectives of social work training:
Kiran’s life is in severe danger. Her simple-hearted parents have been running from place to place since morning without food or water, desperate to save their daughter, until they were so weak that they collapsed on the roadside.
Sajjad Bhai’s life is passing through the most testing times. Fighting kidney failure and hand fracture, he has no children, and his wife is severely ill.
Asmat is seriously ill, and her husband has been confined to bed after an accident. There is no source of income at home, making it extremely difficult to manage household expenses and medical costs.
When Nazia Baji’s only orphaned son passed away, this grieving mother was left helpless with her four young daughters.
At Shauoor Maan Ghar, little girls had a magical moment when they chose shoes of their own choice — colors and designs that matched their innocent dreams.
Though life dealt Zulfiqar Bhai a heavy blow, his spirit of hope and his daughters’ dreams continue to shine brighter than hardship.
Zulfiqar Bhai, a father of four daughters, is struggling due to a lifelong disability.
A BBA student is just one step away from success — your support can help him complete his education and secure his family’s future.
Jamila Bibi’s Story – A Struggling Mother After the Floods!
Jamila is one of the countless victims of the flood’s destruction in Pakistan. Her life has been a journey of pain and resilience. She is a diabetes patient, and due to this illness, one of her feet has been badly damaged.
