In Taunsa, a region left shattered by devastating floods, Shauoor Welfare Foundation has stepped in with more than just relief—it has offered a path to recovery.
From food and medical aid to long-term rehabilitation, Shauoor’s efforts have reached deep into broken homes and shaken lives.
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Taunsa, a city nestled along the banks of River Indus in Punjab, still bears the scars of devastating floods. The people here continue to live in silence, their suffering echoing in every corner.
Karachi — Pakistan’s largest and the world’s 12th biggest city — holds within it many neglected and underprivileged neighborhoods, where even the necessities are a luxury.
As soon as the Qurbani goats arrived at Shauoor Maan Ghar, a wave of pure joy swept through the children and mothers. The girls ran to take selfies with the goats, showering them with affection and laughter.
At Shauoor Maan Ghar, we shelter young girls and women
who have suffered through abuse, abandonment, and neglect. Now, they’re rebuilding their lives — what they need most is compassion, trust, and family-like warmth.
