Uniting Humanitarian Relief With Environmental Stewardship
Founded and headquartered in Saddar Town, Karachi South, Jamila Welfare Foundation is a legally registered non-governmental organization (Reg. No. KAR NO. 025 of 2025-26 under the Societies Registration Act, XXI of 1860; Sindh Home Department NOC FATF/HD/17/220/PR/NOC/2025/115; FBR NTN I051951).
Across Pakistan, extreme heatwaves, recurring floods, water scarcity, and soil degradation hit low-income households first. That is why our charter pairs immediate humanitarian relief—medical camps, school support, clean drinking water, and Zakat-verified food assistance—with community-led environmental restoration and green skills training.
Serving Families With Dignity & Accountability
Rooted in Karachi and serving underserved communities across Sindh, our welfare programmes address urgent household needs while building long-term family self-reliance.
Healthcare & Medical Camps
Free community medical consultations, essential medicines, maternal & child health awareness, and summer heatstroke hydration camps.
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Education & Youth Support
School supplies, student sponsorships, literacy support, and campus eco-clubs that empower deserving children to stay in school.
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Clean Water & Hygiene
Installing and maintaining communal safe water points, handpumps, and hygiene education in water-stressed urban and rural settlements.
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Food Security & Livelihoods
Delivering dignified ration packages, Zakat-verified household support, and vocational skills that help families earn sustainable income.
Learn More →Six Core Climate & Environmental Action Pillars
Environmental degradation and extreme weather hit low-income families hardest. Explore our six dedicated climate and environmental protection pillars across Karachi and Sindh.
Environmental Protection & Tree Plantation
Indigenous shade and fruit sapling drives across urban green belts, schools, and rural communities with named custodians for 12-month survival tracking.
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Climate Change Awareness & Resilience
Heatwave hydration camps, monsoon preparedness workshops, school climate literacy, and disaster resilience for vulnerable settlements.
Explore Climate Resilience →
Sustainable Agriculture & Agroforestry
Helping smallholder farmers adopt organic composting, mulching, boundary tree windbreaks, kitchen gardening, and water-saving farming.
Explore Sustainable Farming →
Renewable Energy & Solar Solutions
Promoting solar-powered community water pumps, off-grid clinic/school solar lighting, and local technician training across rural Sindh.
Explore Solar Solutions →
Water Conservation & Stewardship
Protecting communal drinking water sources, rehabilitating handpumps, harvesting rainwater, and training local water committees.
Explore Water Conservation →
Waste Reduction, Recycling & Clean-Ups
Organizing neighbourhood and street clean-ups, plastic waste segregation, organic waste composting, and youth zero-waste awareness.
Explore Waste Management →Featured Active & Planned Projects
We distinguish clearly between our ongoing Active Field Programmes and our Planned Initiatives open for CSR and philanthropic co-sponsorship.
Go Green Community & School Plantation
Location: Karachi & Rural Sindh Communities
Indigenous shade and fruit sapling drives across schools, parks, and community spaces with assigned local custodians tracking 12-month survival.
Medical Camps, Ration Relief & Safe Water
Location: Underserved Karachi & Rural Settlements
Primary healthcare camps, heatwave ORS distribution, communal water points, and Zakat-verified family food packs.
Community Sapling Nurseries & Solar Pilots
Location: Peri-Urban Karachi & Lower Sindh
Co-sponsor a women- and youth-run seedling nursery or shared rural solar water pumping demonstration site.
How We Track & Verify Field Impact
Instead of displaying inflated counters, Jamila Welfare Foundation logs verifiable field indicators across every campaign and provides full documentation to donors and partners.
Saplings & Survival Audits
Species planted, custodian schools/mohallas assigned, and 6- & 12-month sapling survival checks.
Water & Solar Access
Water points installed/rehabilitated, households served daily, and solar pumping uptime logs.
Welfare & Zakat Audits
Patients treated, students supported, ration packs delivered, and Meezan Bank (0115062126) reconciliation.
Farmers & Green Trainees
Growers trained in composting/agroforestry and youth/women registered in Green Skills cohorts.
A Message from the President
Assalam-o-Alaikum!
At Jamila Welfare Foundation, our mission is to serve humanity, empower communities, promote healthcare, protect the environment, and support sustainable development.
We believe that lasting change is possible when people come together. We invite citizens, volunteers, and community leaders to join our mission and contribute their time, skills, and resources to building a healthier, greener, and more prosperous society.
Together, we can make a difference.
Executive & Managing Committee
Jamila Welfare Foundation operates under an elected Executive & Managing Committee registered under the Societies Registration Act, XXI of 1860 (Reg. No. KAR NO. 025 of 2025-26).
Zafar Iqbal Hajvery
As Founding President of Jamila Welfare Foundation, Zafar Iqbal Hajvery leads the Foundation’s strategic vision, institutional governance, and regulatory compliance across humanitarian relief and environmental action in Karachi and Sindh.
Direct Desk: [email protected]
Amin Usman Memon
As Vice President of Jamila Welfare Foundation, Amin Usman Memon oversees programme coordination, community outreach, volunteer mobilization, and institutional partnerships across primary healthcare, safe water, and Go Green tree plantation drives.
Direct Desk: [email protected]
Choudhary Muhammad Israr
As General Secretary, Choudhary Muhammad Israr leads institutional administration, statutory filings under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860, membership secretariat operations, and Managing Committee governance records.
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Muhammad Arsalan Akram
As Finance Secretary & Treasurer, Muhammad Arsalan Akram oversees dual-signatory Meezan Bank controls, ring-fenced Zakat accounting, donor receipt verification, FBR tax compliance, and annual audit readiness.
Finance Desk: [email protected]
Ghulam Ali Murtaza Noman
Serves as a Member, Managing Committee, supporting field verification of Zakat and ration beneficiaries, community water point assessments, and neighbourhood tree plantation custodian networks across Karachi.
Managing Committee • Field Verification & Water Stewardship
Muhammad Javed
Serves as a Member, Managing Committee, coordinating logistics for free medical relief camps, youth volunteer mobilization, school environmental awareness sessions, and monsoon resilience outreach.
Managing Committee • Medical Relief & Youth Outreach
Iffat Lodhi
Serves as a Member, Managing Committee, overseeing community welfare initiatives, women empowerment and kitchen-gardening cohorts, maternal and family health outreach, and beneficiary dignity safeguards.
Managing Committee • Community Welfare, Women Empowerment & Social Outreach Oversight
Four Clear Pathways to Get Involved
Whether you are an individual citizen, field volunteer, corporate CSR team, or donor, there is a structured pathway for you to contribute.
1. Volunteer With Us
Join weekend tree plantation drives, medical camps, clean-up campaigns, and youth awareness sessions across Karachi and Sindh.
Register as a Volunteer →2. Partner With JWF
Collaborate on CSR tree plantation, school eco-drives, rural solar water pilots, or community medical & ration relief camps.
Submit Partnership Enquiry →3. Become a Member
Apply for formal General, Institutional, or Student membership (Rs. 1,000 fee via Meezan Bank) under JWF’s registered constitution.
Apply for Membership →4. Donate / Give Zakat
Contribute Zakat, Sadaqah, or General Welfare & Climate funds directly to JWF’s official Meezan Bank account (0115062126).
Recent Institutional & Community Highlights
Documentation from our Go Green plantation drives, community welfare outreach, and institutional governance milestones.
Go Green Native Sapling & School Stewardship Drives
Mobilizing youth volunteers, teachers, and local residents to plant heat-tolerant shade and fruit trees with structured post-planting watering responsibilities.
View Field Photo Gallery →
Green Skills & Community Nursery Registration Opened
Opening expression-of-interest enrollment for youth, smallholder growers, and women’s groups in seedling propagation, composting, and solar water upkeep.
Register for Green Skills →
Full Legal & Banking Verification Published Online
Providing donors and CSR partners complete transparency with our Act XXI of 1860 registration, Sindh Home Department NOC, FBR NTN, and Meezan Bank details.
Review Compliance Credentials →Support a Family or Plant a Living Legacy Today
All Zakat, Sadaqah, and general welfare or environmental contributions are received directly in our official Meezan Bank account (Account Title: Jamila Welfare Foundation | Account No.: 0115062126 | IBAN: PK34MEZN0099880115062126).