Orphanages NGOs and Charities
Below is a list of NGOs, charities and non-profits working on providing shelter, education and all basic necessities of life to orphans. They often have orphan care homes and also arrange foster care and adoption. Their work focus is everything related to orphans' welfare.. Total Results = 486
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SOS is a non-profit organization working for the welfare, education, and upbringing of orphans in Pakistan. It runs orphan homes in Lahore and multiple cities in Pakistan.
Dar Ul Sukun's vision is that people with disabilities have equal access to quality healthcare, education, housing, shelter, and job opportunities. They also have an orphanage in Karachi.
RHT is an NGO and Community Organization that focuses on the personal growth, wellbeing and social values of orphan children and young people in Pakistan. Their goal is to create an exemplary orphanage and build orphanage house in Pakistan.
They are committed to providing the highest level of service to humanity in Abbottabad, regardless of their religious or ethnic origin. They are working on various projects like poverty alleviation, scholarships for students, and orphanages in Pakistan.
The Edhi Foundation runs a number of orphanages in Karachi. Children of all ages are provided a home, care, and education. Many grow up to be an active part of the foundation's various charity services. Edhi orphanage is one of the largest in Pakistan.
Amzi home is an orphanage in Sindh, Pakistan. Its orphan house facility can accommodate 288 orphans/destitute sand 70 widows. It is managed by the Mustafa Benevolent Trust.
Foster Family Coalition is a united voice advocating for the well-being of children and young people in care through foster and adoptive family advocacy. It was formed in June 2002. In fall 2013, they added pre-adoption and post-adoption support as well.
This KPK-based NGO runs an orphanage in Mingora, Swat. In their orphan centers and orphan homes, they are providing family-oriented care and the best quality education to the children in the community.
