Zeeshan, like many orphaned children, lost his childhood to harsh realities.
His father passed away 15 years ago, leaving his mother as his only support. To cover her medical expenses and household needs, Zeeshan worked 14-hour shifts for just 200 PKR per day. Despite these struggles, he is determined to study and create a better future. His dream is to learn a skill and start his own work.
These children are the true assets of our nation. With a little support, they can change their lives. Shauoor Welfare Foundation’s Child Rehabilitation program provides a safe shelter for orphans forced into labor. We help them study, fulfill their needs, and bring normalcy to their lives.
This Ramadan, donate your Zakat to Shauoor Welfare Foundation and give orphans like Zeeshan a better future.
Rehabilitate Orphaned Children
یتیم بچوں کی بحالی
سب سے زیادہ مدد کے حقدار کون ؟
Zakat: Donate with Dignity
The food on our tables is a blessing from Allah. To increase these blessings, let’s share with those in need. Some break their fast with only water. Some children avoid friends because they lack food at home.
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.
