The poor and hungry fed by our program, Mobile Dining are a source ofnever-ending and accepted prays for us, giving us utter happiness. This program is
designed to feed those who cannot afford their basic daily meal, the Holy Prophet (PBUH) has also endorsed by saying: “The best of you are those who feed others.” (Ahmed) Daily free lunch is served to feed elderly working women at our center. Other activities like food and ration distribution, taking the child labors to a restaurant once in a while or iftaar dinners in Ramadan are also included as our small frequent activities every year. Good food served with love and respect is the simplest happiness you can give to these
deprived yet deserving people.
Aerial Firing Case: Sidra – a living corpse registered to the Kafalat Program. Sidra once used to be a cheerful woman who fell victim to fate in the blink of an eye. A stray bullet changed everything — a single shot that condemned Sidra to a lifetime of helplessness.
Sajjad Ahmed is a kidney patient and has to undergo dialysis thrice a week. He has no children and no siblings to support him. His wife is also a heart patient, and for the past five months, this couple has been living a life of illness, hunger, and helplessness.
Shakeel Anjum has a life filled with trials since childhood. Polio weakened one of his legs, and unfortunately, that same leg has broken twice, leaving him even more helpless.
Shauoor’s Kafalat Program _ A Ray of Hope for Deserving Families. Support our Kafalat Program to help overcome food shortages in deserving households.
The devastation of the floods has placed countless families in a severe trial, and helping them is a duty upon all of us.
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.
Amna Bibi is a single mother with one leg. Her husband abandoned her after cruelty. She now supports her young son alone. She earns a little by teaching the Holy Quran to neighborhood children.
For 10 years, Saeeda Amma was under the sponsorship of Shauoor Welfare Foundation — a widow, supported only by her daughter, Ruby.
But life’s trials never came alone…
