How we drive change for a better future
Leading doctors treat around 700 patients at weekly medicine camps, free of charge.
Eye camps provide free eye surgery, medicines and glasses.
We run two hospitals in Pakistan.
160 beds available, 30,000 babies successfully delivered, and over 2 million patients treated.
1 million people benefit from the Foundation’s clean water initiative.
We have installed 240 filtration plants.
At the Sarwar Foundation Public School, 10% of students are on a scholarship with zero fees.
The school has 650 students and 66 members of staff
More than 150 skills training centres for women across Punjab.
These centres have trained more than 35,00 women.
Our medical camps care for Tuberculosis and Hepatitis patients
We also care for women and babies.
In 2022, the Sarwar Foundation UK and its sister charity in Pakistan did more than ever to tackle poverty and inequality in both Pakistan and the UK. Here, we take a look back at the good work both charities achieved thanks to generous donations from supporters. In January, the Sarwar Foundation highlighted the critical importance of good eye health. Our eyesight is one of our most important senses: 80% of what we perceive comes through our sense of sight. By looking...
Our campaign to provide presents for thousands of children across Scotland who would otherwise have nothing to open on Christmas Day has raised thousands of pounds with support from Scotland captain Andy Robertson. Scotland’s Christmas Toybank Appeal is a partnership between Glasgow-based charity the Sarwar Foundation and Scottish Women’s Aid and Glasgow’s No.1 Baby and Family Support Service. The partners have identified hundreds of families to support this Christmas, with the cost-of-living crisis placing unbearable hardship on many households and meaning thousands...
