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London Post Correspondent
Sukkur, Sindh
Al Mustafa Welfare Trust Pakistan has inaugurated its new regional office in Sukkur, marking a significant step toward expanding its humanitarian operations across interior Sindh and Balochistan.
The office was formally opened by Managing Director Al- Mustafa welfare Trust Pakistan, Ms. Nusrat Saleem, who cut the ribbon at a ceremony attended by donors, officials, and members of the local community. The establishment of the Sukkur office is expected to strengthen the organization’s ability to deliver timely and effective welfare services in some of the most underserved regions of Pakistan.
Speaking at the occasion, Ms.Nusrat Saleem emphasized that the new regional hub would accelerate Al Mustafa’s mission of providing essential services, including healthcare, clean water, education, and emergency relief. “This office will serve as a strategic base to enhance our outreach and ensure that help reaches those who need it most, especially in remote areas of Sindh and Balochistan” she said.
The ceremony was attended by Muhammad Nawaz Kharl, Head of Media and Public Relations; Arham Saleem Qadri, Manager South; Jahangir Khan Sultani; distinguished donor Engineer Muhammad Arshad; Baji Parveen Arshad; and other notable figures from the city.
Participants lauded the initiative, expressing confidence that the new office would play a pivotal role in scaling up development and relief projects in the region.
Al Mustafa Welfare Trust continues to expand its footprint across Pakistan, with the Sukkur office representing a renewed commitment to serving vulnerable communities and improving lives through sustainable welfare initiatives.
Photo by: Nasir Iqbal

London Post Correspondent
Tharparkar, Sindh
In the vast, arid stretches of Tharparkar’s desert, access to clean drinking water remains one of the most pressing challenges for local communities. Addressing this critical need, Al Mustafa Welfare Trust Pakistan continues to expand its water project, providing sustainable solutions to some of the country’s most water-scarce regions.
Managing Director of Al Mustafa Pakistan, Ms. Nusrat Saleem, recently visited several villages in Tehsil Diplo, District Mithi, accompanied by distinguished donors Engineer Sheikh Muhammad Arshad and Begum Parveen Arshad. The visit aimed to review the ongoing water initiatives and engage directly with local residents benefiting from the project.
For several years, Al Mustafa’s water project has been transforming lives across Tharparkar. Hundreds of solar-powered community water wells and hand pumps have been installed, ensuring reliable access to clean drinking water for thousands of residents. These initiatives have significantly reduced the daily burden on women and children, who traditionally travel long distances to fetch water.
During the visit, Ms. Saleem and the delegation interacted with local families, listened to their concerns, and witnessed firsthand the socio-economic challenges faced by communities living in extreme poverty. She also spent time with children and women, emphasizing the organization’s commitment not only to infrastructure development but also to community welfare.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Saleem highlighted the importance of donor support in sustaining such life-changing projects. “Access to clean water is a basic human right. Our mission is to ensure that even the most remote communities in Tharparkar can live with dignity and hope,” she said.
The delegation included Muhammad Nawaz Kharl, Head of Media and Public Relations, Arham Saleem Qadri, Manager South, and local coordinator Tahira Imran, who provided on-ground insights into the project’s progress and future expansion plans.
Al Mustafa’s water project stands as a beacon of hope in Tharparkar, turning scarcity into sustainability and bringing relief to countless families across the desert region.
Photo by: Nasir Iqbal

Aman Pasha
Gujrat
A community-based initiative by Al Mustafa Welfare Trust is making a meaningful impact in rural Punjab, as its Industrial Home School in Tanda village, District Gujrat, emerges as a beacon of hope for young girls seeking skills and independence.
The centre is not only equipping girls with practical stitching and vocational skills but also fostering confidence and self-reliance, enabling them to step towards a more secure and independent future.
The project was recently visited by Managing Director Nusrat Saleem and Head of Media and Public Relations Nawaz Kharl, who reviewed the progress of the initiative and interacted with students.
During the visit, certificates were distributed among the girls who successfully completed their training, marking an important milestone in their journey towards economic empowerment. The visiting delegation also encouraged the students to apply their skills in practical life and continue striving for personal and professional growth.
Organisers highlighted that the initiative goes beyond skill development, aiming to lay the foundation for a brighter and more dignified future for young women in underserved communities.
The visit concluded with moments of celebration and optimism, reflecting the transformative power of education and vocational training in changing lives.

Naveed Anjum
Attock
The second anniversary of Al Mustafa Hospital Khora Khel, Attock, was marked with a grand ceremony celebrating two years of remarkable service in providing free healthcare to the underprivileged. Over this period, the hospital has treated nearly 100,000 patients free of cost, including 1,660 successful cataract surgeries that restored sight to deserving patients.
The event was attended by members of the Al Mustafa Welfare Trust and prominent local dignitaries. Notable attendees included Trustee Sajjad Azhar, Operations Manager Syed Farrukh Zafar, Hospital Administrator Zahid Ali, Project Manager Naveed Anjum, Medical Officer Dr Fareed Ahmed, Dr Dr Yasmin, and Babar Khan, among others.
In his welcome address, Zahid Ali highlighted the hospital’s rapid growth and impact, stating that in just two years, a total of 99,229 patients were treated completely free of charge through General OPD and Eye OPD services. He added that medicines and eyeglasses were also provided at no cost.
Speaking on the occasion, Sajjad Azhar expressed satisfaction at achieving this important milestone. He acknowledged the trust placed in the organization by the hospital’s donors, Aqeel Khan and Pervez Khan, and affirmed that the responsibility had been fulfilled with dedication. He also appreciated the philanthropic contributions of the Khan family and expressed hope that Al Mustafa would further expand its welfare initiatives in the region.
Sajjad Azhar further noted that under the leadership of Chairman Abdul Razzaq Sajid, CEO Rizwana Latif, and Managing Director Nusrat Saleem, the organization continues to work tirelessly to promote humanitarian services across Pakistan.
Operations Manager Syed Farrukh Zafar shed light on the Trust’s global humanitarian efforts, stating that whether it was the crisis in Gaza or last year’s devastating floods, Al Mustafa Welfare Trust remained at the forefront in providing relief to affected communities.
The ceremony concluded with a cake-cutting celebration in recognition of the hospital’s outstanding performance, followed by prayers for continued success and blessings in its mission to serve humanity.