Rabia Baji’s husband suffers from joint pain. He works as a caretaker in a mosque, and with a monthly income of fifteen thousand rupees, it is nearly impossible to manage household expenses and afford medical treatment. Sister Rabia Basri has shown remarkable courage. She has completed her Dars-e-Nizami (Islamic studies) and teaches Islamic education free of charge to underprivileged children in her area. If provided with a mobile phone, she would be able to teach the Quran online as well. She also needs a sewing machine. Let’s help this dignified sister stand on her own feet.
شوہر مہروں کے تکلیف میں مبتلا ہیں۔
We’re not just giving machines—we’re shaping futures.
Shauoor Welfare Foundation is helping hardworking women start their journey toward financial independence by donating sewing machines and offering skill-based support.
On Thursday, First May – International Labor Day, the SHAUOOR Welfare Foundation team visited a well-known labor point near Data Darbar, Lahore, where workers on daily wages sit in the scorching sun, waiting for work—often in vain.
Uncle Boota was a victim of a terrible accident—he lost the ability to walk.
Illness weakened his body, and tough circumstances broke his spirit.
Soul-Shaking Compulsions!
Whenever we step outside, we don’t have to search for poor people in need—thousands of laborers are already out there, their eyes filled with tears of helplessness and poverty.
