Al-Nisa Welfare Society

Evidence of Work. Relationships That Strengthen It.

Al-Nisa Welfare Society works in Okara through community programs, institutional coordination, and partnerships with government departments, academic institutions, development organizations, and local welfare networks.They help us connect people facing social or financial barriers with organizations and services that can assist them.

200+ Medical Camps
50% Treatment Subsidy
5 Partner Hospitals
40,000+ Beneficiaries

Our Impact at a Glance

A measurable view of the work carried out through Al-Nisa's healthcare and community programs.

200+
Free Medical Camps

Community-based medical camps providing healthcare access to people who may face financial or social barriers to medical care.

50%
Treatment Subsidy

Eligible marginalized patients referred through Al-Nisa’s healthcare network can access treatment with a 50% subsidy at partner hospitals.

5
Partner Hospitals

Five major hospitals in Okara are part of Al-Nisa’s healthcare referral network for subsidized treatment.

40,000+
Beneficiaries Reached

People reached through Al-Nisa’s healthcare, protection, empowerment, and community-support initiatives.

Partner & Collaboration Matrix

Al-Nisa works with organizations across international development, government, and academic institutions.

UNICEF Pakistan

Al-Nisa Welfare Society has collaborated with UNICEF Pakistan on initiatives related to child protection, prevention of child abuse, and efforts addressing child begging.The Society’s involvement in this area supports community awareness around children’s rights, safety, and protection.

International & NGO Al-Nisa representatives at a meeting regarding child protection with UNICEF Pakistan and Pehchaan.

The Asia Foundation

Al-Nisa works with The Asia Foundation in areas connected with gender-based violence, public health, and community awareness.This work relates to issues affecting women’s safety, health, and access to support within the community.

International & NGO

District Health Office / CEO Health Okara

Al-Nisa coordinates with the District Health Office and CEO Health Okara on healthcare planning, coordination, and community-level health initiatives.

Government & Legal

Home Dept. — District Probation & Parole Service

Works with the District Probation and Parole Service under the Home Department, Government of Punjab, in District Okara.Approximately 3,400 probationers are associated with District Okara, making rehabilitation and awareness an important part of this area of community-level institutional work.

Government & Legal

Election Commission of Pakistan

Executive Member engagement supporting voter awareness and responsible electoral participation, including coordinating mobile NADRA services for identity documentation.

Government & Legal

Social Welfare Department, Govt. of Punjab

Al-Nisa is registered with the department; its work operates within the broader social welfare structure of the Government of Punjab.

Government & Legal

District Police / Law Enforcement

Coordinates with district police and law-enforcement institutions in areas related to victim support, protection, and community safety particularly related to vulnerable women and children

Government & Legal

University of Agriculture Faisalabad

Collaboration on community-focused poverty-reduction initiatives, including a 2024 outreach initiative on the role of community in poverty reduction in Okara.

Academic & Community Al-Nisa CEO at University of Agriculture Faisalabad to have meeting with Principal

International Islamic University Islamabad

Collaboration on research-backed social interventions, bringing academic and institutional knowledge into community-focused initiatives.

Academic & Community Al-Nisa CEO giving certificates to participants at a two-day gender-based violence reduction training session.

Sanat Zaar

Collaboration as part of Al-Nisa's local institutional network and its work around community and women-related development.

Academic & Community Al-Nisa CEO speaking at a Sanat Zaar Okara meeting attended by police and community representatives

What Our Partnerships Make Possible

Six operational areas strengthened through institutional collaboration.

Healthcare Coordination

Relationships with district health institutions and hospitals help connect vulnerable patients with healthcare services and subsidized treatment.

Child & Women Protection

Collaboration with development organizations and law-enforcement institutions supports work related to child protection, GBV, victim support

Poverty Reduction

The collaboration with UAF connects Al-Nisa’s community experience with institutional efforts focused on poverty reduction and local development.

Rehabilitation

Work with the District Probation and Parole Service includes awareness activities, conduct sessions, and rehabilitation-related efforts among probationers in District Okara.

Civic Awareness

Engagement with the Election Commission of Pakistan supports voter awareness, identity documentation, and greater understanding of civic participation.

Institutional Accountability

Registration and coordination with government institutions provide an important institutional framework for Al-Nisa’s community work.

Looking Ahead: Building on the Evidence

Al-Nisa's Vision 2030 focuses on developing stronger services and infrastructure around the work already taking place in the community.

Planned

Women's Skill Development Centers

Planned centers for vocational training and opportunities that can help women develop skills and increase their economic independence.

Planned

Industrial Zone Outreach

Expanding mobile medical camps to reach female industrial workers who may have difficulty accessing healthcare services.

Planned

Digital Health

Improving hospital referral systems through digital patient tracking and data management.

Planned

Al-Nisa Hub

A planned permanent Mother & Child Health Center in Okara combining healthcare services with vocational training.

Collaborate With Al-Nisa Welfare Society

We welcome collaboration with organizations, healthcare professionals, and institutions who share an interest in strengthening healthcare access, protection, and opportunity in Okara.

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