Shauoor Welfare Foundation has taken on the responsibility of supporting hundreds of orphaned children, ensuring they grow up in their homes alongside their families rather than in orphanages. We believe society, not just institutions, should nurture these children under a system of care.
صغریٰ بی بی – یتیمی و ذہنی معذوری
The Story of Hayat Baba – A Hardworking, Helpless, and Lonely Elder
Meet Hayat Baba, a man who spent his entire life doing hard labor with dignity. Today, in the final phase of life, he finds himself alone—with no children, no income, no shelter or good health.
Hasnain’s Struggle: An Orphan Trapped in Poverty as Child Labor!
Hasnain’s story is one of millions — a child who lost his father and was forced into labor to survive. His mother, battling tuberculosis, is unable to work, and the family couldn’t even afford basic medication.
LIHS Kashana Home, a haven for underprivileged and orphaned girls, became a place of vibrant joy as Shauoor Welfare Foundation joined hands to celebrate World Orphans Day at Marhaba Banquet Hall.
Life is a test — and for people like Javed, who is a TB patient, it’s an uphill battle against poverty, illness, and helplessness.
He once walked with pride, but now he’s confined to a bed.
