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We aim to provide greater access to quality healthcare and free medicines including the treatment of tuberculosis and hepatitis. Pakistan’s health system is lacking in provision of basic medical facilities, we have two state-of-the-art hospitals and organize regular medical camps.
We aim to enhance educational opportunities in Pakistan through our two institutes in Pir Mahal and on Barki Road, Lahore, where we are dedicated to providing quality learning, nurturing talent, and shaping a brighter future for generations to come.
We aim to increase the availability of clean water in Pakistan to prevent water-borne diseases, by installing and maintaining water filtration plants in remote areas of the country, ensuring healthier lives and safer communities, while giving families the chance to thrive with dignity and hope.
Our vision is to save lives, transform communities, and create fulfilling futures. Guided by this vision, our mission is to provide access to quality healthcare and clean drinking water, break the cycle of poverty through education, empower women with skills and opportunities, and extend a helping hand to those in need in Pakistan, the UK, and across the world.
The Sarwar Foundation, founded in 2000, is committed to saving and transforming lives in Pakistan, the UK, and across the world. The organization works to provide quality healthcare, clean drinking water, and education, while also empowering women and offering disaster relief.
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Mohammad Sarwar was the first Muslim, Pakistani MP in the history of British politics. Born in Faisalabad, he moved to Scotland in the early 1970s and became a successful businessman before being elected as MP for Glasgow Central in 1997, serving until 2010. He founded the Sarwar Foundation in 2000 and later returned to Pakistan to give something back to his country. He was first appointed as the Governor of Punjab in 2013, served as a senator, and later returned to the role of Governor of Punjab for a second time.
Perveen Sarwar is the driving force behind the Sarwar Foundation. She was born in Pakistan and moved to Scotland at the age of four. She has devoted her life to charitable projects, and returned to Pakistan in 2013. She is passionate about women empowerment and established HunarGahs (skill training centres), to enable women to learn skills, go on to start successful businesses and find suitable employment to support their families and make their lives better.
Just Rs. 6000 provides a ration pack that feeds a family for one month—your support can save lives today.
50% of Pakistan’s population are women, but they make only 24% of the total workforce. Our HunarGahs empower women with new skills.
2 out of 3 people in Pakistan do not have access to clean drinking water. We are installing clean drinking water plants across the country.
5 out of every 10 children in Pakistan remain out of school. Our school in Punjab has 780 pupils and offers the highest quality of education.
This project covers MKSF Hospital, MKSF Nursing College, Diabetes Care Centre, MKSF Girls’ School & College, and HunarGah Centre.
