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
Humayun Saeed, a father of four daughters, was left paralyzed after a stroke. His left arm and leg have stopped working, making him completely dependent on others.
His wife, too, is elderly and unwell, and with no source of income, the family barely manages to afford daily meals.
After thorough research, a categorized list of A, B, and C beneficiaries has been prepared.
Every donation received will be delivered without any deduction to those who truly need it.
Many families are struggling to meet even their basic needs.
Razia Baji, a dedicated member of Shauoor Welfare Foundation, bore the responsibility of raising her orphaned granddaughters alone. These little girls had neither a mother nor a father, and there was no male support in their home.
Iqbal’s tears still weigh heavy on my heart.
Torn clothes, shivering hands from hunger, a burning body from fever—his tearful eyes silently questioning the state, institutions, and the society.
