Muzaffarabad Social Welfare Association was established when Muhammad Iqbal and Sheikh Mujeeb ur Rehman, realizing the social issues and development needs of the area, gathered local residents with the help
Moriya Goth Welfare Association was established by residents of Moriya Goth, an area settled by airport laborers after Pakistan’s independence. Initially, most people lived in makeshift homes with limited access
Kashmir Mujahid Colony Resident Welfare Society serves the residents of Kashmir Mujahid Colony, located in Civil Lines, Karachi, covering an area of 14 acres. The colony is bordered by Dr.
Insan Dost Welfare Association was established in 1991 and officially registered with the Sindh Government in 1992. The organization provides free healthcare services to underprivileged residents of rural and marginalized
Gulshan-e-Bakhtawar Welfare Association is a community-based organization serving Bakhtawar Goth, an old neighborhood at the junction of main roads in Karachi. The area is home to daily wage laborers, retired
Fikr-e-Nau Welfare Society is a community-based organization established to address social challenges in urban neighborhoods with middle- and lower-income populations. While basic services are available, the community faces rising insecurity,
Education and Rehabilitation Welfare Society for Humanity serves the Taha Town area, part of Karachi’s Orangi Town, one of Asia’s largest low-income settlements. The area has a population of around
Dream Foundation Trust is a community-based organization serving one of the oldest neighborhoods in Karachi, Moach Goth, where residents speak multiple languages and the majority are laborers, including a significant
