As a result of the country’s low living conditions, Pakistani social welfare groups have stepped up to ensure no family is forgotten by providing the proper utility, several NGOs and Welfare Organizations have sprung up in the last decade, but just a handful have grown in size and influence on the country. After all, getting Welfare Organizations off the ground is a monumental undertaking in and of itself. A third of Pakistan’s population has access to financial help, healthcare facilities, charity, and educational opportunities because of the country’s aid programs. This proportion is steadily rising. As a result of the lack of accountability in our country’s processes, contributions, and sponsorships, it isn’t easy to make it 100% scam-free. Despite these difficulties, a few Welfare Organizations have had a significant social influence in Pakistan. These welfare groups that exist deserve most of the credit for providing opportunities to the unprivileged and making life easier
Alwasila Trust:
In Pakistan, Alwasila was not legally established as a trust until 2012. However, the welfare organization has been unofficially active since 2007. Alwasila began as the unassuming efforts of a single person, Asim Ismail, in microfinance, healthcare, and community assistance. However, it has grown into a well-known trust, the parent organization of seven subsidiary charitable organizations. AlWasila undertakes projects in finance, wellness, community outreach, and disaster relief management, among other areas. The AlWasila Trust was created to break the cycle of poverty, reduce the poor’s financial challenges, help people live a dignified life, and spread pleasure. More than 30 million rupees were raised by the AlWasila Trust, which provided essentials to 18000 individuals and adopted 88 families by giving them initial housing, food supply, and start-up loans. A total of six boats were acquired to assist in rescuing those in need.
The Safaiwala project by Asim Ismail aims to maintain the country clean and wealthy. They recycle domestic garbage to help the poor. They are selling dry garbage funds and other Alwasila efforts to help the underprivileged.
The Alwasila Power Box is another interactive approach by Asim Ismail that increases your good deeds. It’s based on the idea that giving to charity boosts our morale and self-esteem. Using this Power Box daily is a grand gesture.
Edhi Foundation:
Edhi foundation was founded by the great philanthropist Mr. Abdul Sattar Edhi. Hundreds of lives are saved every day because of the Edhi foundation’s advanced ambulance network, operated by a well-known welfare organization in Pakistan. The most excellent ambulance service in Pakistan is provided by the Edhi Foundation, a tremendous benefit to the country’s population. Edhi’s philanthropy is unforgettable. This group results from his protracted fight to get Covid 19 victims into hospitals throughout the outbreak, providing them with food and supplies. Faisal Edhi donated Rs 10 million to the PM’s Covid relief fund. Their donations are always worth bringing smiles, shelter, and coffins to the needy, poorest of the poor, and deceased. Pakistanis show compassion and deserve praise.
Shaukat Khanum Cancer Hospital:
Skipper Imran khan created Shaukat Khanum cancer hospital. He, who came to stardom in cricket and politics as chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), became a heavenly help to the unprivileged patients who have Cancer. Shaukat Khanum cancer hospital is one of Pakistan’s best cancer treatment centers and uses cutting-edge technology. The organization employs qualified cancer doctors for low-income patients.
Chhipa Welfare Association:
Muhammad Ramzan Chhipa, the founder of the Chhipa Welfare Association, with a mission to serve the people without regard to caste, creed, or color, no matter what. They have stepped up as Welfare Organization providing instant commute to those facing unfortunate accidents, sudden events, and emergencies happen every day.
Ansar Burney Trusts International:
Honorable Mr. Ansar Burney founded the Ansar Burney Trust, one of Pakistan’s oldest and most well-known non-governmental organizations. Several charities in Pakistan are not for profit and rely on donations from the general public and money raised by private companies to help those in need, including the Ansar Burney Trust International. For the benefit of innocent people, the Prisoners Aid Society (PAS) has been set up and run by Welfare Organizations.
Al-khidmat Foundation Pakistan:
In Pakistan, the Al-khidmat foundation is a well-known and widely recognized welfare organization noted for its social services. They have begun their emergency appeal services in this age of corona, and their goal is to maintain the security of society via these services. Its mission includes providing emergency medical treatment, constructing isolation facilities, and distributing food and other necessities to disadvantaged persons. They could use distributors effectively in only twenty days —five hundred twenty million in benefits to the rightful recipients throughout Pakistan. In addition to that, they have given the government 28 hospitals to be used as quarantine facilities. They continue to work nonstop to make it easier for people to deal with the epidemic.
JDC Foundation:
Allama Shahenshah Naqvi is the creator of the Jaffaria Disaster Cell, which was established in 2010. Zafar Abbas Naqvi, the General Secretary of this organization, works around the clock to ensure its success in the truest sense. Individuals from all walks of life and faith come together to support those in need under this Welfare organization. JDC Foundation’s adventure began a decade ago by establishing a modest camp in Karachi’s densely crowded Aisha Manzil district.
The JDC Sehri & Iftar Program is well-known to the public because of its viral appeal on the internet. When it comes to Sehri and Iftar drives, JDC is the go-to organization for thousands of individuals around the nation. Zafar Abbas, general secretary of JDC foundation, and Hussain Lakhani trust built the first free covid hospital. The Lakhani foundation-funded physicians, EMTs, and nurses, and the JDC supplied their equipment. The first COVID -19 emergency hospital project in Pakistan has given free coronavirus patient treatment. It will soon be proclaimed the entire hospital, with everything from emergency to ICU delivered. JDC aimed to establish five-machine dialysis facilities in both undeveloped and developed locations. JDC’s 50 dialysis center project presently has two operational centers.