Life Savers Welfare Organization is a volunteer-based humanitarian NGO founded in 2010 in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. We serve communities across Rawalpindi and Islamabad through blood donation and Thalassemia awareness, free medical and eye camps, Ramadan food distribution (Iftaar Eesar), women skills training, plantation campaigns, and emergency relief. Our volunteers work with families, campuses, and local partners so patients and neighbourhoods can access practical help with dignity and transparency.
Life Savers Welfare Organization is a volunteer-driven humanitarian NGO established in 2010 in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. We began as a small network dedicated to voluntary blood donation and emergency patient support, then expanded into free medical camps, Ramadan food programs, women skills training, plantation drives, and disaster relief. Founder Waseem Ali Malik and dedicated volunteers built the organization around collective community service.
Today we serve communities across Rawalpindi and Islamabad through transparent, compassion-led programs. Our core values are humanity, volunteerism, transparency, compassion, and community development. Meet our leadership on the board of directors page, review field work on projects, or partner with us via volunteer and donate.
Contact details are on the contact page. Privacy practices for our app and website are explained in the privacy policy. We welcome collaboration with youth groups, campuses, hospitals, and public departments that share a commitment to saving lives and strengthening communities.