SAMEEM ORPHAN CARE

dignity, freedom, justice, equality, empowerment & wellbeing for all

Sameem Orphan Care protects and provides welfare and support for orphans, destitute widows, people with disabilities, the vulnerable, and those living in poverty.

Orphaned children are amongst the most vulnerable in the world, especially those afflicted by extreme poverty and human rights abuses.

For over 20 years, we have been committed to protecting these children from exploitation. By providing access to welfare and quality education, we help create a better, brighter, and more secure future.

Our charity is founded on strong moral, ethical, and altruistic principles that uphold universal human rights – championing dignity, freedom, justice, equality, empowerment, and a better quality of life for all.

Through our work we have transformed the lives of over 76,000 people in need.

Since 2005, we have provided humanitarian assistance through food programmes, shelter, healthcare, clean water projects, and financial help and support to impoverished families and victims of natural disasters. We also relieve the economic hardship faced by vulnerable widows, enabling them to live with dignity and without the stress of food insecurity.

O ye that believe stand firmly for justice…

Qur’an 4:135

Our projects

Our primary focus is to protect vulnerable children and orphans from exploitation, and we help people in need in other ways too.

Orphans

Orphan children are amongst the most vulnerable in our world. We offer them protection, security and guardianship.

Widows

SOC provides widows with young children living in severe poverty with the necessary support until they regain stability.

Food security

Every human being has a right to food security. We have helped impoverished families with food assistance for 20 years.

Education

We have been committed to promoting education and providing opportunities and support to hundreds of disadvantaged children for 20 years.

Life skills

We embrace and promote the ancient wise philosophy: “Give a person a fish and it will be food for one day, teach the person to fish, and they will have food for the rest of their life.” (Lao Tzu)

Healthcare

We have provided support from basic healthcare treatments to cataracts, kidney dialysis, to life-threatening kidney transplants and cancer-related treatments.

Clean water programmes

Water and poverty are interlinked. SOC installs water pumps to provide safe, clean water in areas where it was previously unavailable.

Emergency disaster relief aid

We have established an organised supply structure to respond to emergency relief situations, providing direct support through tents, blankets, food packs, water, clothing and other essential necessities.

Disabilities

The assistance in the wellbeing and the empowerment of the persons of disability has been an uncompromising objective for 20 years.

Impact stories

Read some of the many inspiring stories from our history of helping those in need – some wonderful and successful and others incredibly sad that are rarely brought to attention of the struggling lives of the destitute and unfortunate.

Mohammed Aurangzeb – Agriculture Consultant

Sameem Orphan Care helped me from July 2007 till May 2017. I completed my education at the University of Agriculture at Faisalabad. I am now working in the agricultural field of science as a senior technical advisor. I am very thankful to Sameem Orphan Care who helped me in my...

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3 brothers

The 3 brothers above were born with intellectual impairments and have been supported by Sameem Orphan Care throughout their lives.

Ibrahim Malang – Sociologist

I am thankful to Sameem Orphan Care who supported me from class 8 to masters. I recently completed my Sociology degree from Abdul Wali Khan University. Now I have a job with United Bank. I am very thankful to Sameem Orphan Care.

Hamza Kamal

My name is Hamza Kamal and Sameem orphan Care supported me in my studies from June 2017 to April 2023. Now I am teaching at the Punjab University of Lahore. Thank you very much Sameem Orphan Care.

Mubashir

Mubashir is a 14-year-old boy suffering from a heart condition who needed urgent surgery during the month of Ramadan. Mubashir is a very bright student with great potential, whose education is supported by SOC.

Abu Bakr

My name is Abu Bakr. I did matriculation in Mardan and then I pursued FSC in pre- medical at Ansi college Mardan. I did my graduation from National University of modern languages Islamabad. Today I want to share my journey that would not have been possible without the support of...

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