Humanitarian projects in Rawalpindi and Islamabad

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 documents community programs including blood donation and Thalassemia awareness, free medical and eye camps, plantation and environmental campaigns, the LaVita skills development center, Iftaar Eesar Ramadan meals, and COVID-19 ration relief. Event galleries show camps, awareness walks, and partnership activities with universities, traffic police, forest officials, and community volunteers.

Browse event photos and details on this page, then support ongoing work through donations or volunteering. Background on the organization is available on About Us, leadership details on the board page, and outreach channels on contact.

Our projects aim for practical impact: connecting donors with patients, bringing basic healthcare into neighbourhoods, empowering women with marketable skills, feeding families during Ramadan, and planting trees for a greener Pakistan. Each category on this page can be expanded to view additional events and photos from locations such as universities, parks, traffic police partnerships, and community villages across the twin cities.