Health issues are a major problem for destitute people. Among all the expenses for daily survival, they usually cannot afford medical treatments and checkups. Government hospitals are there for people but the rush and haphazard environment doesn’t allow satisfactory check up’s. SHAUOOR Welfare Foundation arranges free medical camps for these people where a team of experienced doctors are available to not only check them up but also properly listen to them guide them in the best manner. The facility of free medicines is also available in the camps for the ease of people.
Widow case, Rubina Baji endured the pain of widowhood with great courage. Life tested her in many difficult ways, yet she never gave up. She married off both her daughters with dignity and respect, but now she lives with no one to support her.
Relief Activities of Shauoor Welfare Foundation in Theme Park Society, Lahore! Theme Park Society in Lahore has been suffering from flood devastation for the past one and a half months. Sadly, even today, some areas remain submerged under 15 feet of water.
The current critical situation in Lahore Theme Park Society after the devastating floods is extremely distressing. There is water everywhere — the floodwater of River Ravi has not receded yet, and residents of the area are facing severe hardships.
The residents of Lati Mari, a small settlement in Alipur, remained trapped in floodwaters for several days. When the water finally receded and the roads reopened, Shauoor team, carrying meal prepared from your donations,
Shauoor team is actively playing an important role in addressing the problems of flood-affected areas.
Alipur flood victims are currently facing severe crisis and hardships. The devastation of the floods has destroyed everything they had, and the affected families,
It is a time of trial — let us stand with humanity. Flood-affected areas are still filled with stagnant water, and the victims remain trapped in hardship.
An overview of the current situation in flood affected areas when India released water causing Pakistan floods – 2025.
